[SCA-Dance] Fwd: Pseudo-Final Dance Class Schedule at Silk Slippers 2008

[David Learmonth]

Hello Dancers!

To further entice people to travel up our way, assuming the weather is
ok, here is our class list for the day.  eh.

Darius


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 Big Room
 10:00 Lynnette - Choreographed SCA Dances (English Country)
 11:00 Swannoc - Inns of Court
 12:30 Emma + Martin - Gresley Dances
  1:30  Karen Millyard - English Country Dances (Intermediate)
  2:30  Kalynda - Bransles
  3:30  Gwommy - English Country Dances for 3 Couples (Intermediate)

 Small Room
 10:00 open dance
 11:00 Alina - 16th-C Italian (Intermediate, Cascarda Class - Alta
Regina and Maraviglia d'Amore)
 12:30 Rosina - Least Hits of the Renaissance (Advanced 15th-C
Italian, such as Verceppe and Fia Guilelmina)
  1:30 Charles - Double Branle from Arbeau. (Intermediate)
  2:30 Rosina - Il Canario (Beginner / Intermediate)
  3:30 Roselyne + Daniele - "Storytelling in Dance" (Experimental
Workshop, should know some 15th-C Italian dance)


Here are some extra class details that aren't listed above for a few
of the classes:
 Big Room
 10:00 Lynnette - Choreographed SCA Dances (English Country)
Burley Mariners
Lord Sun and Lady Moon
Herolds in Love (and any variations if we have enough people)

 11:00 Swannoc - Inns of Court
 12:30 Emma + Martin - Gresley Dances
  1:30  Karen Millyard - English Country Dances (Intermediate)
- from the Toronto English Country Dance group

  2:30  Kalynda - Bransles
Tangle, Washerwoman's, Pease, Horses, Official, Maltese

  3:30  Gwommy - English Country Dances for 3 Couples (Intermediate)
some fun ECD's for 3 couples like Adson's Saraband and Scotch Cap, and
maybe Boateman as well.

 Small Room
 10:00 open dance
 11:00 Alina - 16th-C Italian (Intermediate, Cascarda Class - Alta
Regina and Maraviglia d'Amore)
- Soon to be Laurel!!!  Yay!

 12:30 Rosina - Least Hits of the Renaissance (Advanced 15th-C
Italian, such as Verceppe and Fia Guilelmina)
We'll cover some of the lesser done balli of the 15th-C, probably
including Verceppe and Fia Guilelmina.
Students should know basic 15th-C steps (Saltarello, Volta del Gioioso etc)

  1:30 Charles - Double Branle from Arbeau. (Intermediate)
  2:30 Rosina - Il Canario (Beginner / Intermediate)
Il Canario can be taken by beginners - I'll teach all steps

  3:30 Roselyne + Daniele - "Storytelling in Dance" (Experimental
Workshop, should know some 15th-C Italian dance)
One of the great joys of 15th-c. Italian dance is that it lends itself
so well (as the colourful dance titles suggest) to setting a mood, and
even conveying a complete storyline.
Come play with us, and see what stories unfold.  Inspired by the work
of the late Dr. Ingrid Brainard.
dancers should prepare a dance ahead of time, if possible