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omg, i want to know what the name of the music they are playing :O
mochachiigurl 3 months ago
What terrific music. What fun. Thanks for the posting.
Broadsidejohn 3 months ago
This is wonderful to see! My 5th great grandfather Jasper Moylan, was Captain of the Phila Dance Assemblies in the 1790's...this gives me a chance to see it in real time. Keep up the good work!
VaBeachLady1 1 year ago
This is wonderful to see! My 5th great grandfather Jasper Moylan, was Captain of the Phila Dance Assemblies in the 1790's...this gives me a chance to see it in real time. Keep up the good work!
VaBeachLady1 1 year ago
This seems like it is out of a time when things were simpler, cleaner, nicer. Clean fun? Clean dancing? Old-fashioned? Who'd a thunk it?
DexLoner 1 year ago
to peggyleiby--I was thrilled to learn that your group is near Phila.! We live in estreme N.E. Ohio, near Erie. We could come it your group ever does a weekend of dance, or something! Does this ever happen?
EMesaros 1 year ago
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gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
mmalover16 2 years ago
@mmalover16 Nonesense! It's beautiful, and the music is very nice!
EMesaros 1 year ago
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TheAndrewSpot 2 years ago
Thank you so much for posting this! I am planning to attend a session of ECD tomorrow night and wanted to see what it looked like before I went. This video really helped me get a better understanding of this type of dancing. I like it! (grin)
FolkDancer2009 2 years ago
I'm a beginner. Can you give me the names of these dances?
macypurtle 3 years ago
From 1:25 to 2:31 it´s NONESUCH. Tune from the 16th century (after Giorgio Mainerio 1535-1582), dance figures in Playford´s English Dancing Master, 1st edition 1651.
alpenfrauchen 2 years ago
1) Leather Lake House
2) The Physical Snob
3) The Gypsy Round [Eric Leber]
4) Nonesuch
5) Key to the Cellar [Jenny Beer]
6) Look Both Way Ways [Rich Jackson]
7) The Ragg
8) Elizabeth [Colin Hume]
I've listed the choreographers of the modern English dances. It's a lively selection!
greenerywest 2 years ago
it's so much fun. way better and enjoyable than dancing these days.
Cyene 3 years ago
Perfect video to introduce people to the various styles. I like that it is a social setting, not staged.
uechimom99 3 years ago
Looks great - such joyful gatherings of dancers!
Nice balance of dance styles, music, and pace.
Nothing too long - keeps us engaged.
Bravo !
jshiggs 3 years ago 2