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\nDancing a Christmas Carol\n

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\nStudents explore dance. They analyze and outline the movements of the dance \"Roger de Coverly\" from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Students choose music and choreograph a dance similar to \"Roger de Coverly.\" They perform the dance....\n
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\nCambridge Univ. English Country Dance Club: Elements of English Country Dance\n

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\nA glossary of terms assocated with English country dances.\n
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\nElements of English Country Dance\n

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\nContains list of English Country Dances steps with instructions on how to dance.\n
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\nLoc: Transition From Renaissance Dance to Baroque Dance\n

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\nOverview of dance in the Renaissance and Baroque periods. It includes the changes dance forms underwent, description of English Country Dance.\n
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\nCollege of William & Mary: Williamsburg Heritage Dancers\n

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\nThis page contains instructions for popular English country dances performed during the 17th and 18th centuries.\n
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\nPbs: Arts in the Renaissance: About the Bransle\n

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\nThis video explains the purpose and structure of the Maltese Bransle, a country dance that was popular in the courts of England and France during the Renaissance.\n
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\nPbs: Arts in the Renaissance: Bransle\n

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\nIn this video viewers watch as Kentucky students perform the Maltese Bransle, a country dance that was popular in the royal courts of France and England during the Renaissance.\n
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\nWeb Gallery of Art: The Country Dance\n

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\nAn image of \"The Country Dance\", created by Jean-Antoine Watteau from 1706-10 (Oil on canvas, 50 x 60 cm).\n
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\nBritish Library: Austen's Emma: Social Realism & the Novel\n

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\nIn the course of the novel's development, Jane Austen was a significant contributor to the emergence of the modern novel as we know it today. The review of Emma in the Quarterly Review (October 1815) makes clear to a modern audience how...\n
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\nLet's Dance Denver: Cha Cha Music\n

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\nThis site describes the role of Cha Cha Music in the country dance environment. It also includes a Cha Cha Songlist.\n
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