If I were searching (and have) I would look under: English Country Dances 1300 to 1600 The history of Dance ca 1300 to 1600 historical reenactment, dancing living history, dancing reenactment, dance
maybe check out the Lively Arts History Association web page (www.lahacal.org) they are all about historical dancing
do you use celtic music? ceolas.org has the largest collection of Celtic mustic on the internet.
reenactor.net has several tools and suggestions for living history groups
maybe you could look at the country dance and song society (www.cdss.org) or the english fold dance and song society (www.efss.org) the folk dance association (www.folkdancing.org)
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
timeasmymeasure
no subject
Date: 2006-03-30 01:15 pm (UTC)English Country Dances 1300 to 1600
The history of Dance ca 1300 to 1600
historical reenactment, dancing
living history, dancing
reenactment, dance
maybe check out the Lively Arts History Association web page
(www.lahacal.org) they are all about historical dancing
do you use celtic music? ceolas.org has the largest collection of Celtic mustic on the internet.
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/martin.nail/Folkmus.htm
is a guide to english folk and traditional music on the internet
reenactor.net has several tools and suggestions for living history groups
maybe you could look at the country dance and song society (www.cdss.org) or the english fold dance and song society (www.efss.org) the folk dance association (www.folkdancing.org)
I use these two alot (http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance.html) it's the sca renaissance Dance homepage; and this one (www.rendance.org)
wow foolie...I think we just found another hobby in common...