Hi, Folks:
Here are some changes and also some additions to
the weekend dance events that I sent out in the January mailings - as
well as some reminders.... The new info is "generally" in RED.
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Saturday, January 13: Dances from the British
Isles Workshop, followed by King Arthur's Ball: Seven Virtues & Seven
Vices
One and all are invited to the Arthurian Ball with
the theme of Seven Virtues and Seven Vices to be held January 13th.
Countess Ealasaid will be teaching dancing during the day and there will be
a feast and ball in the evening. The event will be held at the American
Legion, 508 California Ave., Boulder City, NV 89005. Site opens at 9am and
closes at 10:30pm with classes starting at 10am. There will be a scrumptous
feast and lunch prepared; for any food or allergy concern please contact Diana
at Tantralya@hotmail.com. The
site fee is $10 for members, $13 for non-members, $6 for youth 6-15. Children 5
and younger are free. Make checks payable to "SCA Inc/Barony of
Starkhafn." Due to the nature of this event it is not suitable for all children
and there will be no children activities available. Your site fee covers both
feast and lunch. Please let all your friends know about this
fabulous event.
If you have any questions please contact at zoet.hart@yahoo.com.
The following is a missive for Countess
Ealasaid, dance leader:
Greetings Gentle Dancers!
As always our Ball will feature the best of
dances from the British Isles. Each set of dances includes both English and
Scottish dances. A few popular bransles have been included, and 2 "folk
dances" just for the enjoyment of our mundane guests from the International Folk
Dancing Community. Each set also features at least one "advanced" or "for those
who know" dance - be sure to come to the workshop to learn those as they will
NOT be taught at the Ball. There's also at least one slower dance in each set,
to allow us to show off our more courtly moves.
Each dance EXCEPT the
"Adv." dances will be walked once (but only once!) or briefed at the Ball.
They'll all be "called." Dances marked "Adv." will only be briefed at the
Ball.
Here's the proposed dance order:
Horses Bransle in a
circle
Peat Fire Flame ADV
Rufty Tufty/Heartsease
Chestnut ADV
Hole
in the Wall
"Justice & Lust" to bagpipes
Epping Forest
Califian
Bransle OR Black Almain - If Mistress Jeanne indeed has the
music for
it
Celtic Cross ("The Battle of Harlaw") Int: If you didn't learn it at the
workshop, don't try it, but we'll walk it ONCE as a refresher
"Duke De
Sevigny's Winter"
John Tallis' Canon
ADV
Childegrove
Prize-giving
Sellenger's Round
Michael and
All Angels ADV - In honor of our serving members
Postie's Jig
La
Bastringue
Korobushka
As you can see, that's a lot of dances! We hope
you'll enjoy this All Dance, All Day, All the Time
event
For those who have been
attending the English Country Dancing classes at the Jewel Box theatre, you have
already danced 50% of the dances on the following list. So if you
attend the Saturday workshop, you'll have no trouble dancing the night away at
the Ball! It sounds like it will be a fun time. If interested in
"borrowing" a custome, contact Amanda at Peameeka@hotmail.com. If you have not been at the
Jewel Box that much, most of the above dances are pretty easy to pick up, and
there are always others within reach to help newcomers through the
dances.
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Sunday, January 14, 2 p.m. : World
Vibration: Flamenco
Winchester
Cultural Center, 3130 S. McLeod • 455-7340 • General admission $10; seniors and children
$7
The Spirit of Flamenco performs a form of intense and passionate
Flamenco that originated in the Andalusia region in southern Spain. Stories of
love, death, suffering, poverty and persecution endured by the first Flamenco
artists, the Gypsies are told in this traditional form through guitar music,
song and dance.
Flamenco guitarist José María Roldán III collaborated
with his father, Flamenco singer Pepe de Sevilla, and a variety of other
Flamenco artists to form the group, which also includes dancer Sonia
Santamaria.
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Sunday, January 14: Israeli
Dancing There WILL BE dancing
this Sunday
6 to 10 pm, at Dance
Charisma, 3650 S. Jones Blvd, Ste. #16 (north of the NE corner of
Twain and Jones)
Instructor: Amnon Eilat, a certified
Israeli dance instructor and choreographer
Admission: $10
Information: 254-5895
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NEW:
Sunday, January 14: Ballroom Dancing:
Inaugural Ball, USA Dance Inc, LV
chapter
7 to 11 pm, at Dance Sport
and Fitness, 633 N. Decatur
Admission: $5, members, $10
non-members
There will be a dance lesson included in the price of
admission. Also, a gift basket will be given away during the evening.
Refreshments will be provided. If you come to the dance and sign up to
become a member of USA Dance, there will be no charge for the dance that
evening.
If you like to join their new
ballroom dance club, see http://ballroomdance.meetup.com/120/
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January 18 (Thursday): English Country Dancing
(free; recorded music)
Location: Jewel Box Theatre,
Clark County (Flamingo) Library, 1401 E. Flamingo
Ave.
Time: 6:30 to 8:45 pm.
Admission: Free
Info: return e-mail, or
656-9513
Directions: The library is between Maryland
Parkway and Eastern Ave., on the south side of the street. The library
entrance that is close to the Jewel Box theatre is the door closest to the
intersection of Flamingo and Escondido. Inside the door, turn left, go
down a short flight of stairs, and the Jewel Box is the room on your
right.
Future Jewel Box ECD Dances at the Jewel
Box: February 1 & 15. NOTE CHANGE TO THURSDAY
EVENINGS.
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January 18 (Thursday): Hungarian State Folk Ensemble, 8
pm
The
Hungarian State Folk Ensemel has performed in 44 countries across 4 continents
and won the admiration of more than 7.5 million people, making it one of the
greatest folkloric dance ensembles in the world. The rich and colorful
repertoire includes the folk dances and stunning constumes of Hungary and
Hungarian-inhabited areas. 8 pm. Artemus Ham Concert Hall. $40
- $55 - $85.
NOTE: Folks have discovered that the
2007 ENTERTAINMENT book has a "2 for 1" coupon for the Charles Vanda Master
Series events, including this event on Jan. 18th (see coupon G45).
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and, of course, a REMINDER for: