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Here are some first categories. They may well change!
Dance Research
- Dance Bibliography. Includes books, articles,academic studies, and links to notable researchers' websites where appropriate
Social, Ceilidh and Barn Dance
- Dance Publishers
- Historical Resources
- 17th Century Dances
- 18th Century Dances
- 19th Century Dances
- 20th Century Dances
- Dancing in a new Millenium
Morris Dance
What is Morris Dancing? One of the leading researchers in the Morris dance field is Roy Dommett and a good starting point for anyone interested in the subject are his notes used as the basis for a lecture given at Scarborough 1999 and published here on a site run by Nigel Sparkes.
- The Esperance Morris Book Volume 1 [1] The Esperance Morris Book Volume 2 [2]. Includes tunes. These two volumes were created by Mary Neal and published in 1910. They are freely available in various formats. The description reads: pt 1. A manual of morris dances, folk-songs and singing games.--pt. 2. Morris dances, country dances, sword dances and sea shanties. Notes and steps written by C. Carey; music collected and arranged by G. Toye and C. Carey
- The Morris book : with a description of dances as performed by the Morris men of England (1912-) [3],Sharp, Cecil J. (Cecil James), 1859-1924 with MacIlwaine, Herbert C