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===Womens Dance=== | ===Womens Dance=== | ||
I'm not sure that Women's Dance should be presented as a separate section in it's own right. | I'm not sure that Women's Dance should be presented as a separate section in it's own right. | ||
JA: Who said that? Use the signature button then we know who we're arguing with. :-) | |||
There's a danger of getting into the 'Women's Morris' argument here which is probably not productive. Where are we to put Martha Roden's Tu'penny Dish or Rimington Ladies? It's mixed up with North West, with Border, with Cotswold, with various processionals but it's mostly taking its own line and more often than not with newly composed dances. It's not an easy one to get a handle on but we're open to opinions. | |||
--[[User:JohnnyAdams|JohnnyAdams]] 18:05, 2 May 2007 (BST) | |||
* [[Womens Dance Traditions]] | * [[Womens Dance Traditions]] | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 2 May 2007
Social dance
History
Dances
Team Dance
Cotswold Morris
NorthWest Morris
Womens Dance
I'm not sure that Women's Dance should be presented as a separate section in it's own right.
JA: Who said that? Use the signature button then we know who we're arguing with. :-)
There's a danger of getting into the 'Women's Morris' argument here which is probably not productive. Where are we to put Martha Roden's Tu'penny Dish or Rimington Ladies? It's mixed up with North West, with Border, with Cotswold, with various processionals but it's mostly taking its own line and more often than not with newly composed dances. It's not an easy one to get a handle on but we're open to opinions.
--JohnnyAdams 18:05, 2 May 2007 (BST)