[Sca-List] OT - Fwd: English Country Dance this Saturday!

[cnetter at cnetter.net]

No garb required. This is simply a community dance, where some of the dances may be familiar to those who have attended an SCA dance.
Most folks wear comfortable everyday clothes. Women often wear loose skirts. Definitely wear comfortable shoes.
Beginners are very very welcome!!!!!
It would be fun to show up in garb sometime. ;-)
Evelyn
(cheryl)

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>>Colorado Friends of Old Time Music & DanceExperience the Sense & 
>>Sensibility of English Country Dance to live music. All dances are taught 
>>and walked through; no partner or previous experience needed. At the 
>>Berkeley Community Church, 3701 West 50th Ave. in Denver (near Regis). 
>>Chris Kermiet with Balance & Swing, featuring Sue Reading on violin, John 
>>Reading on piano, and Tina Gugeler on hammered dulcimer. Saturday, March 
>>24th, 8:00 - 11:00 p.m., $9 ($7 for CFOOTMAD members). Please note that we 
>>now dance on the 4th Saturday of the month (except December). Info: 
>>www.cfootmad.org or call 303 321-2262. Haven't been to an English Country 
>>Dance before? No problem -- all dances are taught and walked through. Dance 
>>starts at 8:00 p.m. Easier dances at the beginning of the evening lead up 
>>to more elegant and graceful dances by the end of the evening. What are 
>>English Country Dances? They are the direct ancestors of our American 
>>contra dances. They tend to be more flirtatious and genteel, with special 
>>tunes designed to fit each dance. ECD Links:
>>Description of English Country Dance
>>Differences between ECD and Contra###
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