21. Arts » Performing Arts » Dance » Historical (popularity): ABC Directory Arts Performing Arts - Dance - Historical (popularity) Dancers from Austria, Germany and the Netherlands whose repertoire includes baroque stage dance, domestic dance from http://www.abc-directory.com/category/449764/popularity.html

22. DHTDG Info Page Discussion archives, and information about subscribing. http://lists.fsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/dhtdg/

DHTDG Dance History Teachers Discussion Group About DHTDG English (USA) The focus of this group is discussion of issues and exchange of information concerning the teaching of dance history in college and university settings. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the DHTDG Archives Using DHTDG To post a message to all the list members, send email to dhtdg@lists.fsu.edu You can subscribe to the list, or change your existing subscription, in the sections below. Subscribing to DHTDG Subscribe to DHTDG by filling out the following form. You will be sent email requesting confirmation, to prevent others from gratuitously subscribing you. This is a private list, which means that the list of members is not available to non-members. Your email address: Your name (optional): You may enter a privacy password below. This provides only mild security, but should prevent others from messing with your subscription. Do not use a valuable password as it will occasionally be emailed back to you in cleartext.

23. Learn To Dance - Historical Dancing Experience | Warner Leisure Hotel Breaks Echo Experience Detail Page 28 February 2011 Nidd Hall Learn To Dance Historical Dancing http://www.warnerleisurehotels.co.uk/experiences/experience-detail.aspx?expid=10

24. Historical Dance Group Plaisir Courtois - Welcome Dance group from Groningen, The Netherlands. Includes background information on Renaissance, Baroque and Viennese dance. http://www.plaisircourtois.nl/cgi-bin/index.cgi?language=en

25. Dance > Historical > Vintage The Period Events and Entertainments ReCreation Society or PEERS is a Nonprofit Corporation dedicated to remembering, researching, and re-creating the performing arts of the past http://www.einet.net/directory/944146/Vintage.htm

26. New York Historical Dance Company Offers workshops and performances in 15th to early 20th century dance. Includes information about services and products for sale. http://www.newyorkhistoricaldance.com/

New York Historical Dance Company Historical Dance Classes at Amherst Early Music Winter Weekend Workshop, January 14-17, 2011 in Philadelphia; other Upcoming and Recent Events Performances and workshops in historical dance: 15th-early 20th century Choreography for historical theater pieces Entertainments for special events

27. Yesteryears Dancers American colonial to vintage dance performances and workshops. Includes information about upcoming events. http://www.yesteryearsdancers.com/

Home About Us Upcoming Events Photo Gallery ... Videos We are a semiprofessional dance troupe of ladies and gentlemen recreating dances of the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries. We perform Victorian, Civil War, and Spanish California; as well as French baroque, Colonial American, Ragtime and other historic eras. We add color and authenticity at museum events, festivals, and reenactments throughout the southland. Some of our recent to past engagements include: Return of the Swallows (March): At the historic Mission San Juan Capistrano. Heritage Day (April): At the historic and beautiful Banning Residence. French Festival (July): Santa Barbara, featuring a time line of French historical dance in celebration of Bastile Day. Pirates Festival (October): At Mission San Juan Capistrano. Moorepark Civil War reenactment (November) A Victorian Christmas (December): Featuring dances of the late Victorian period at the Banning residence.

28. TEATRO ARCIMBOLDO - English Renaissance and baroque dance-theater ensemble based in Switzerland. Information about performances, classes and recordings. http://www.arcimboldo.ch/teatro-english/

TEATRO ARCIMBOLDO, Basle (until 2003 "IL TEATRO AMOROSO") is a music- and dance-theater ensemble. The ensemble was founded in 1996 by Thilo Hirsch. Through the combination of the various elements music, dance, spectacle, historical costumes, scenery and lightning the magic of the Golden Age is brought to life again. The success of this concept can be seen in the many performances since 1996, and in the enthusiastic reviews. The Basler Zeitung, for example, wrote about the production "Liebes Lust und Saitensprünge" ("Amorous Delight and Viol Tricks"), which was also filmed in 1999 by Bavarian Television at the Ekhof Festival (Gotha): "A dazzling piece of pure theater that, under the direction of Thilo Hirsch, was literally chock-full of scintillating dance, pantomime, and vocal treasures." TEATRO ARCIMBOLDO’s most recent project, "Don Quixote," was also very successful. Most of the twenty-six performances given until now in Switzerland and Germany (including at the Telemann Festival in Magdeburg) were sold out and received very good reviews. Since we already had invitations to stage a new production at several festivals, we set to work on a project that displays TEATRO ARCIMBOLDO’s special capabilities to best advantage. We are now proud to present our new Production

29. Ghost Dance - Historical Foundations, Jack Wilson's Vision, Role In Wounded Knee Ghost Dance Historical foundations, Jack Wilson's vision, Role in Wounded Knee Massacre, Relevant anthropological theory http://encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com/pages/8681/Ghost-Dance.html

30. Arbeau Dancers Group based in West Yorkshire, UK, performing dances from the 14th to the 19th centuries. Information about programs. http://www.arbeaudancers.org.uk/

The Arbeau Dancers present Court and social dances from the 14th to the 19th centuries, in colourful period costume. We can provide entertainment for festivals, banquets or weddings, including masques, readings, duels, Elizabethan bowls, audience participation and information on the dances and costumes. Performing indoors or out (weather permitting), we can tailor our performances to meet your needs. About Us Programmes Future Events Links

31. Guild:Dead Can Dance (historical) - Guild Wars Wiki (GWW) This page is about a historical player guild. This page is a playermanaged entry on a guild that has now faded into obscurity through inactivity. http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Guild:Dead_Can_Dance_(historical)

Guild:Dead Can Dance (historical) From Guild Wars Wiki Jump to: navigation search This page is about a historical player guild This page is a player-managed entry on a guild that has now faded into obscurity through inactivity. This article is kept for reference purposes only, and its content shouldn't be changed. edit Dead Can Dance [DCD] Dead Can Dance [DCD] Leader Lord Eveniam Faction Kurzick Type PvE No. of members Guild Hall Isle of the Dead (Guild Hall) A loosely orgnaized PvE guild, largely based in Belgium. edit Recruitment This is a fairly lapsed guild, and it is not actively or passively recruiting new members. edit Contact information edit Guild Leader Lord Eveniam edit Currently Active Members Lord Valentine, Callista Lanart, Lord Eveniam, Lady Smeralde edit Additional Info edit Membership This guild is mostly composed of Belgian members, with a Canadian thrown in for international good measure. edit Origins The guild is named after the famous world/goth group Dead Can Dance. The Tag "DCD" (Dead Can Dance) can be pronounced "Day Say Day" in French (the preferred language of the guild) which is an homonym for "Decede" (fr: deceased): a tribute to the original leader's necromantic tendencies. edit History This guild was started by Lord Xantix and at its heydey had circa 8 members (over two timezones) - never quite enough to get competitive in the PvP arena. Guild leadership has transitioned a few times, but has never managed to coalesce into a strong authority with a canonized manifesto.

32. The Period Dance Group The memories of a performing group formed at the University of Georgia in the 1970s. http://perioddance.org/

updated September 9, 2008 What was it we did? We researched these dances and their music, learned them, and performed them in costume, usually in the round, with the audience seated as if at a ball from the period. We had songs, we had flirtations, we had vicious, wonderful gossip. Audiences loved us. Officially, the group had three goals: to provide an outlet for those interested in dance to acquire new skills; to aid in the production, acting, directing, and costuming of period drama; and to have FUN. Those capital letters are actually in the original Student Union organization form, and needless to say, it was this third goal that has made Period Dance live in our memories for all these years. So here is the official Period Dance Group website. Browse, comment, add to it. If you ever knew what "two rubber bands and a bird of paradise" or "teeny-tiny dance steps" or "It smelt like cheese to me!" meant, welcome back.

33. Directory - Arts: Performing Arts: Dance: Historical: Renaissance A large search index with universal search features for greater coverage into the invisible web. http://www.incywincy.com/default?p=2596

34. Ken Pierce Baroque and late Renaissance dancer and researcher. Includes papers, videos, and information about his summer workshop in Cambridge, Massachusetts. http://web.mit.edu/kpierce/www/

Ken Pierce kpierce@mit.edu For information about the Ken Pierce Baroque Dance Company (which, despite its name, also offers performances of Renaissance dance), please visit my matchbook.org web page by Ken Pierce and Jennifer Thorp, in Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music , vol. 10, no. 1. The article includes links to video clips. Choreographic Structure in Dances by Dezais , a paper resulting from a workshop presentation at the Society of Dance History Scholars conference in Saratoga Springs, 2008. Shepherd and shepherdess dances on the French stage in the early 18th century , a paper presented at the Society of Dance History Scholars conference in Evanston, 2005. (An earlier version of this paper was presented at the Interdisciplinary Symposium "Dance and the Pastoral" at New College, Oxford, April 20, 2005.) Beauchamp Sarabande paper and figures. Figures for, and a copy of, "Uncommon Steps and Notation in the Sarabande de Mr. de Beauchamp", paper presented at the Society of Dance History Scholars conference in Limerick, 2003. Ballet for 9 animations.

35. We Make History: Where History & The Arts Meet! Organizes Colonial, Regency and Victorian dance events throughout the Southwestern United States. Site provides information about upcoming balls, and introductions to the etiquette and clothing of each period. http://www.wemakehistory.com/

WE MAKE HISTORY Upcoming Historic Events November 6th Loudoun County, Virginia The Old Virginia Harvest Ball November 19th - 21st Queen Creek, Arizona The American Heritage Festival - Our 8th Annual! November 27th Mesa, Arizona The Victorian Christmas Ball Our 10th annual We Make History Family Christmas Celebration! Dates to be announced soon! March 19th Phoenix, Arizona The Civil War Ball A Grand Ball as per 150 years ago - March of 1861 April 9th Payson, Arizona The Battle of Payson Real "Living History" at its most exciting and interactive best! July 21st - 24th Manassas, Virginia The Battle of Manassas The 150th anniversary reenactment! Several of our Recent Events... October 9th Phoenix, Arizona Our 9th annual excursion into the Elegant Regency Era. September 25th Flagstaff, Arizona Flagstaff Living History Day September 18th Tucson, Arizona The Tucson Barn Dance A lively Celebration of the American West. YeeeeHaaaaw! August 21st Flagstaff, Arizona The Highland Ball A lively evening of Highland Joy! Links to Some of Our Past Events "The History of Making History"

36. Cemetery Dance, Historical Information Cemetery Dance, Historical Information Organized by Subject. Barker, Clive, A Conversation with Clive Barker, by Tyson Blue, 11, Winter, 1992. http://www.hycyber.com/HF/cemetery_dance_hist.html

Cemetery Dance, Historical Information Organized by Subject Barker, Clive, A Conversation with Clive Barker, by Tyson Blue, #11, Winter, 1992. (interview) A Conversation with Clive Barker, by T. Liam McDonald, #15, Winter, 1993. (interview) Bloch, Robert, A Conversation with Robert Bloch, by David J. Schow, #31, 1999. (interview) Brite, Poppy Z., A Conversation with Poppy Z. Brite, by Bob Morrish, #17-#18, Fall, 1993. (interview) Bryant, Ed, A Conversation with Ed Bryant, by Trey R. Barker, #29, 1998. (interview) Campbell, Ramsey, A Conversation with Ramsey Campbell, by Stefan Dziemianowicz, #30, 1998. (interview) Cave, Hugh B., A Conversation with Hugh B. Cave, by Darrell Schweitzer, #29, 1998. (interview) Clark, Simon, A Conversation with Simon Clark, by Tim Lebbon, #35, 2001. (interview) Clegg, Douglas, A Conversation with Douglas Clegg, by Wayne Edwards, #26, Spring, 1997. (interview) A Conversation with Douglas Clegg, by Hank Wagner, #34, 2001. (interview) Collins, Nancy A., A Conversation with Nancy A. Collins, by James Moore, #21, Summer, 1994. (interview)

37. Home - Nonsuch History And Dance - Using The Dances Of History To Teach, Train A History and dance company based in the UK. Information about classes, performance and education services, and books and tapes for sale. http://www.nonsuchdance.co.uk/

Nonsuch History and Dance - Using the dances of history to teach, train and entertain Home About Us Schools Performance Events ... Video Read the full article about Nonsuch in Dance Today - Click Here a www.notso.co.uk website

38. YouTube - Swing Dance Historical Jam Lindy Hop Dancing, The Historical Dance Of America. The way it was danced at the Savoy in New York. The begining of West Coast Swing, Swing Out Dallas Fort Wort, Two Step http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKB9XwjAt5A

39. Capering & Kickery Blog by dance historians and reconstructors. Mainly covering the 19th and early 20th century. Includes articles, and links to social dance groups. http://www.kickery.com/

October 17, 2010 Dance Card: 1906 1894 one two-step You can see why the Turkey Trot and then the one-step were considered a welcome change of pace! The card was printed by "Jaccard" in Kansas City, Missouri, and appears to be from a fraternity or sorority ball, judging from the Greek letters in the small red logo on the front cover (again, click to enlarge).  It is helpfully dated 1906 in a large monogram above.  The white cord for the pencil survives, though the pencil itself is long gone. While modern custom attaches the cord through a hole punched in an upper corner, this one has the cord knotted around the fold. Edited 10/19/10 to add: Karen Ann in the comments writes: Phi Lambda Epsilon was founded February 12, 1892 at Clinton Academy, Missouri. There are currently seven extant chapters. It is described as a "national educational fraternity." Posted at 11:11 PM in Dance Cards Permalink Comments (4) October 10, 2010 Eighth Annual Regency Assembly (October 16-17, New Haven, CT) Regency Assembly , an opportunity to try the kind of dances discussed in my posts on the dancing of and the Regency era in the context of a formal evening ball.

40. Lindy Hop, The Original Swing Dance Swing dance started with the Lindy Hop. Learn swing dance history through vintage films and dancers like Frankie Manning and Norma Miller. Top swing dance videos and Lindy Hop http://www.savoystyle.com/

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