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Dance Track
I am organizing a track of Dances:
1: "Y-y-y-ou want me to D-d-d-dance?" Intro to SCA Dancing (1 hour)
Taught by: TBA**
Description: Course will familiarize students with basic forms of
Medieval/SCA dance, and teach several dances commonly
seen at events
2: "Moving On": Intermediate bransles and easy Country Dances (1 hour)
Taught by: Aislynn Fyrlocc
Description: Course will build on information provided in first
class, but the first class is not required. Dances
taught will be more complex bransles (Bransle d'
Charlotte) and beginning Country Dances
3: "But Galliards are FUN!": Intro to Galliards (one hour)
Taught by: Gregory Blount
Description: Class will teach the history and basics of Galliards.
Some dance experience needed **knee note: lots of
jumping***
5: "Those silly Italians": Intro to Italian dance (one Hour)
Taught by: Aislynn Fyrlocc
Description: A basic introduction to Italian dances. Step and style
will be taught along with one, possibly two dances
6: Hey, what?: An introduction to different Hay styles found in English
Country Dances. (one Hour)
Taught by: Lord Antoine
I am also teaching a class called "Understanding historical Sources"
Description: In the class I will provide a very general overview of
what to look for when you're looking at sources, and what
they can and cannot tell you about the topic you are
researching. Research topics touched on will be largely in
Material Culture, (Costumes, Hair, Jewellery, and other
"objects"), but other areas (processes) will be touched on.
Hope this helps.
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