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Roots & History - Musaique

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There are lots of resources in the world for those curious about the way we were. Old publications, old recordings, posters - all sorts of printed and recorded materials. And old timers are good for hours of conversation. Here you will find an article written by David Millstone. Who is a tremendous offline source of historical lore. I was pleased to see that the link to Julie Mangen's Fabricating a National Folk Dance. Is still a working link. It's a good one, go visit. Country Dance and Song Society.

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BULLETINS FROM ALOHA - WEEKLY BULLETINSl - DEFROCKED LAWYER

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A Kinder and Gentler Approach to the Oregon State Bar and Lawyering in Oregon! Begin meta tags generated by ORblog. About Me- Lauren Paulson - Aloha Attorney. WEEKLY OBSERVATIONS FROM A LAWYERS BLACK HOLE. THE NEW BAR CENTER. DISCIPLINE AT THE OREGON STATE BAR. THE EDUCATION OF A BOARD OF GOVERNORS MEMBER. More About This Website. Laquo; STOP TO NOTICE. LAWYER LAWSUIT AGAINST THEIR OWN BAR ». COUNTRY LAWYER LAUREN (Pug) PAULSON, THE TWO ‘JEFF’S’AND THE OREGON STATE BAR. 13,000 loyal lawyers. Mdash; Laure...

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Callers To Dancers - Musaique

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A Message from the Caller. A couple Guiding Star Grange. Callers of my acquaintance found it desirous at one point in their histories to speak to the dancers at their regular dances in this internationally famous hotbed of contra dancing in Greenfield, Massachusetts. David. Graciously allowed me to publish their handouts here. They offer what I consider a fascinating window into the attitudes and issues on the minds of the dancers as well as the callers. Written by David Kaynor. Written by Susan Kevra.

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The Consumer Mentality - Musaique

http://www.musaique.com/contradance/the-consumer-mentality

As opposed to community, some of us who have been around for awhile have noted the emergence and rise of a consumer mentality in the nature of contra dancing. These two articles embodied for me the core of a conversation on rec.folk-dancing. On this topic. You'll find links to the original discussion in the articles. Contra Dancing and the Consumer Mentality. Written by Cynthia Van Ness. A Political Scientist Replies. Written by David Kirchner. Copy Rights 2016 @ TSI System. Locksmith in arlington tx.

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Memoir - Musaique

http://www.musaique.com/contradance/memoir

Who is Mark Stibich? You'll find this article published on a number of websites, but as far as I know, no one who's ever talked to him. Based on the longevity of this article in contra dance website circles, his observations as someone who apparently never caught the trad dance bug are considered a fun read. It first appeared on student.com. Sometime around December 2001 and was last seen on that site in December 2004. Thank you Internet Wayback Machine. My Parents Were Undercover Square Dancers.

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Community - Musaique

http://www.musaique.com/contradance/community

Long have been the debates and discussions over this word. No surprise this section has the most articles in it. Although Jack Perron's article is ostensibly about choreography, note that it's also a meditation on its effect on our connections to each other. Written by Jack Perron. Written by Chris Kermiet. Building a Dance Community. Written by Chris Kermiet. There's No Place Like Home. Written by Caroline Fahrney. What is this thing called Community? Written by Bob Stein. Copy Rights 2016 @ TSI System.

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Contradance - Musaique

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After a minor assault of teasing - some might reasonably call it a clear case of harrassment - I was cajoled into putting these articles back online. I have attempted to create redirects so those unknown links out there will work again. But most importantly, my friends can now stop teasing (harrassing) me about it. May 17, 2014. Copy Rights 2016 @ TSI System.

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Contra-mania - Musaique

http://www.musaique.com/contradance/contra-mania

Hard to believe, but once upon a time we called it. New England Contra Dancing. It spread quickly and changed dramatically in character in many ways. At some point we had to drop the "New England" bit. Other parts of the country, having their own traditional dance and music traditions made contra dance look a bit like kudzu and about as welcome and unavoidable. Dare To Be Square! Written by Phil Jamison. A Response to Phil Jamison. Written by Robert Reed. Dare To Be Square - Revisited.

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Complex Dances - Musaique

http://www.musaique.com/contradance/complex-dances

Complex Dances and our links to MWSD. Keeping Those Traditional Roots. Written by Chip Hendrickson. Written by David Millstone. Explaining Traditional Squares and Contras to MWSD folks. Copy Rights 2016 @ TSI System.

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On Technique - Musaique

http://www.musaique.com/contradance/on-technique

How to be a good dancer? How to teach someone to be a good dancer? What do we mean by a good dancer? Some thoughts from the incredible Bruce Hamilton, and a summary from another conversation on rec.folk-dancing. A caller/friend once said to me, "I think I know what people mean when they say someone is a good dancer. They mean 'someone who dances like me'". Hmmmm. What is a Good Contra Dancer? Written by Paul Tyler. Written by Bruce Hamilton. Copy Rights 2016 @ TSI System. From this copy writer.