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	Reel (dance) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The reel is a (A style of dancing that originated among ordinary people (not in the royal courts)) folk dance type as well as the accompanying (Click link for more info and facts about dance tune type) dance tune type.
		All reels have the same structure, consisting largely of quaver movement with an accent on the first and third beats of the bar.
		Reels are popular in the folk music of South West (A division of the United Kingdom) England.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/r/re/reel_(dance).htm (381 words)

	Reel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A reel is used on a fishing rod to wind the fishing line up.
		The "reel" was established as a standard measurement because of considerations in printing motion picture film at a film laboratory, for shipping (especially the film case sizes) and for the size of the physical film magazine attached to the motion picture projector.
		A Split Reel is a motion picture film reel in two halves that, when assembled, hold a specific length of motion picture film that has been wound on a plastic core.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reel (507 words)

	Historical dance - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Usually they are danced as performance, but may well be danced for pleasure in the historical dance clubs and societies.
		All the same dances that were done in the mid century are still being done in the late century, but by fewer people and with less enthusiasm.
		Dance masters, in a vain attempt to maintain their place in society and in the economy, invent dances of greater and greater complexity.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Historical_dance (303 words)

	Virginia Reel
		One of the oldest dances enjoyed in the New World by the colonists (and it just might be the oldest) is the 'Virginia Reel'.
		Versions of the Virginal Reel can be seen in scores of movies depicting the colonial period in American history on through the great movement to settle the west and even movies depicting today's country settings.
		This is continued, each swinging the next in line until they reach the foot of the lines, where they swing each other half way around with right arms linked, so that the lady finished on her own side and the man on the men's side.
	homepages.apci.net /~drdeyne/dances/vareel.htm (879 words)

	Encyclopedia: Polka
		Polka is a type of dance and genre of dance music; it originated in the middle of the 19th century in Bohemia, and is still a common genre of Czech folk music; it is also common both in Europe and in the Americas.
		Dance (from Old French dance, further history unknown) generally refers to human movement either used as a form of expression (see also body language) or presented in a social, spiritual or performance setting.
		The polka (a 2/4-beat dance of Czech origin) should not be confused with the polska (a Swedish 3/4-beat dance with Polish roots); cf.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Polka (1531 words)

	Irish Dance Videos and DVDs, Ceili Celtic
		Now you can dance with Jean at home or in the classroom as she shares the methods she developed over the years and honed through endless hours of practice.
		This instructional guide of Irish dancing in the hard shoes or hornpipes is a must for new teachers and potential dancers of all ages.
		On this video with Olive are 6 World Irish Dancing Champions, who perform the finished dances for you, both in the class and at show level, in their costumes.
	www.centralhome.com /ballroomcountry/irish_dance_videos.htm (1285 words)

	Reel Prelude - Line dance choreographed by Julie Boyd
		Reel Prelude is designed to be done as a prelude to the Electric Reel dance, when done to track #1 of the Lord Of The Dance CD.
		Reel Prelude starts at exactly the 1:00 minute mark, which is when the flute begins, and continues until the Electric Reel dance music starts.
		Reel Prelude is meant to be danced to the flute solo on track #1, and as the dance ends the third repetition, you start dancing the Electric Reel.
	www.parishcountry.com /lineM-R/reel.htm (597 words)

	English Country Dance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		dance: Champlin MS, 1781; tune: Hawkins MS, etc.; the Champlin MS was written by Peggy Chanuplin after she had danced with George Washington in Newport in 1781; it has been lost, but parts of it were published by a descendant, George Champlin Mason in 1884.
		dance & tune: Thompsonfi 1769; this dance, which was presumably devised in 1734, the year Handel's Opera II Pastor Fido was revived, is listed as one of three dances danced at the Turtle Frolic at Newport In 1752, many years before it was published, and was mentioned in Peggy Champlin's MS of 1781.
		It is merely one of many dances that were described at the time as Virginia Reels; perhaps the term meant any dance with reels of some sort in it that was not a Scots foursome reel.
	members.aol.com /erogers358/inst.htm (17039 words)

	Reel Thing home page
		Welcome to the Internet home of The Reel Thing, a western Connecticut-based musical group which specializes in live, costumed, authentic 18th century colonial dances and concerts, traditional dance workshops for children and adults, and family or community "barn" dances.
		Whether you are considering a concert, community dance, barn dance, or workshop through your school, library, religious organization, parks and recreation or continuing education department, Patricia Campbell and the Reel Thing will work with you to provide a memorable event.
		Whether you are considering a children's contra dance, colonial dance, or a workshop in contra or colonial dance, we will work with you to provide a terrific music and dance experience.
	www.geocities.com /reelthingct (898 words)

	Dance descriptions
		Circles: dance 7's and 3's to the right, then throw the center person out, then back to the left with 7's and 3's to form a line and start over.
		The first figure is: dance a promenade around with your partner for 8 bars, finishing in a line--men facing men on the inside, with the women behind the men, facing in.
		The top couple (in second place) crosses with the right hand, dances out that side/end of the dance, goes around the person on their right, and repeats, ending up the last time in third place.
	www.nonvi.com /sm/dance_list.html (1768 words)

	Ginger Rogers at Reel Classics
		It's easy just to write off Ginger Rogers as Fred Astaire's most famous dance partner; that is, until you've seen some of her other films.
		Ginger surrounded by her clones in SHALL WE DANCE (1937), the seventh of the Ginger and Fred series.
		While some of the dance numbers in this film aren't up to the standard the duo had set with some of their previous films, it does mark the beginning of a new trend in the series -- that of stronger plots.
	www.reelclassics.com /Actresses/Ginger/ginger.htm (643 words)

	two hand reel dance sequence irish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of the earliest films with a famous dance sequence was The Four Horsemen of the...
		Reels included are: Three, Four and Six Hand Reels and Virginia Reel.
		Another cross-cultural group dance was the Scottish reel, a dance for three or four people...
	www.bestdanceguide.com /4/two-hand-reel-dance-sequence-irish.html (430 words)

	StreetSwing's Dance History Archives - Virginia Reel Dance Page - Main1
		This dance is formed in sets of six or eight couples, in two lines, the ladies on one side and their partners directly opposite.
		The Virginia Reel is a weaving type dance with the reel being the second of the three parts of the Virginia Reel.
		The step used in the Virginia reel is an easy, a sort of swinging trot, and exact time should be kept with the music.
	www.streetswing.com /histmain/z3vrgrel.htm (489 words)

	Reel Dance Ceilidhs Programme
		North West dancing was performed by mill workers in the North West of England on their days off, usually accompanied by the local brass band.
		Some of our dances are in their original form and are named after the towns where they originated e.g.
		Another theory is that Morris Dancing is a descendant of the ‘Morisco’ (Moorish) dances performed in pre-Tudor times at various locations in Europe, or by others to depict the Moors, or as a celebration of the Moors being driven out of Europe.
	www.on-y-va.co.uk /point_devis.htm (692 words)

	how to create an irish dance reel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Reel - reels are dances in 2/4 time and the beat can vary from...
		Irish dances are done to four types of music: jigs, reels, hornpipes,...
		Dances can be rapid and vigorous (reels and jigs) or slow and graceful (strathspeys).
	www.bestdanceguide.com /8/how-to-create-an-irish-dance-reel.html (387 words)

	Ceilidh Dance instructions
		This is normally danced to tunes in common time (32 bar and the dance is 64 bars long) but can be and is sometimes done to jigs (6/8 tempo).
		Both lines dance forwards, one line raising their hands in an arch and the other line dancing underneath, and dance on to meet the next set of three coming in the other direction.
		This seems actually to be a family of similar dances - probably word-of-mouth having lead to variations.
	www.scottishdance.net /ceilidh/dances.html (2677 words)

	Dance: The Cotton Reel (4x40R)
		Sailors waiting for cargoes started to amuse themselves by dancing hornpipes and other dances, one of which was called a Cotton Reel in honour of the crop which they waited for.
		Shortly after I wrote this dance, one of the members of the highland-dance mailing list was persuaded by her boyfriend to ask the list about "The Cotton Reel".
		From the responses received on the list, she realised she had been had, so to turn the tables on him, it was suggested that a "Cotton Reel" be written.
	www.scottishdance.net /dances/TheCottonReel.html (825 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Reel (dance)
		Reel (dance), a dance figure; a dance tune in moderately fast ¬ time; and any dance set to music in reel time.
		Country Dance, traditional form of folk and aristocratic dance of the British Isles, from which many variations developed.
		Taxman (quotations): Dancing: There's threesome reels, there's foursome…
	encarta.msn.com /Reel_(dance).html (112 words)

	Set Dancing News - Set Dancing Library
		Dances for children, illustrated with photographs of children dancing in costume.
		A book of ballroom dances for members of the Irish Ascendancy, complete with notes on correctly raising children, the etiquette to follow when at Dublin Castle, exercises for all the principal muscles of the body and advertisements from the finest merchants in Dublin.
		The dances are played twice—on side 1 at a beginners pace with calling by Celine Tubridy, and on side 2 without calling at a normal pace.
	www.setdancingnews.net /news/biblio.lp (7808 words)

	Hullachan Irish Dance Shoes - The Reel Thing
		Youngblood specializes in wigs for Irish Dancing, and all their hairpieces have appropriate curls and lengths for Feiseanna and performances.
		The new Groove is a Dance Sneaker that is suitable for all types of dancing including Irish.
		In a feature article in Irish Dancing Magazine (June/July 2005), the current World Champions were asked to name their favourite shoes.
	www.faeryreel.com (566 words)

	Camberley Reel Club Dance Cribs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Each featured dance will be taught thoroughly on an instruction evening, and then MCs at the next few social evenings will be asked to include it in their programmes to reinforce what we have learned.
		A square dance for eight dancers and eight coloured hankies held cornerwise.
		Triumph is the only dance which has a pousette done by one couple only the first couple travel down the middle of the dance from top to bottom of the set [rather than] finish with the ordinary pousette for, as an old Highlander said, “Ye canna go on being triumphant.”
	members.aol.com /suemobywood/DanceCribs.htm (1367 words)

	PICA - reel dance (2002)
		ReelDance is an extraordinary season of dance on film including films from around the world, a great line-up of music video clips, rare tap, jazz and hip hop from the Cinamatheque de la Dance (Paris) and the screening of finalists in the ReelDance Competition for Australian and New Zealand dance film/video.
		Both local and international examples reveal self-reflexivity, irony and parody in the way dance styles are employed and contextualised.
		A performer, curator and dance journalist, Erin is currently completing her PhD at the University of NSW.
	www.pica.org.au /art02/reeldance.html (559 words)

	BBC - Dance Review - Reel People, Second Guess
		Reel People are officially comprised of Papa Records boss Oli Lazarus, engineer Tom Davidson and Restless Soulster Mike Patto.
		This is thanks to the inherent diversity of the adventure overall.
		Soul music is of course the common thread, but Reel People ultimately show here how versatile that genre can be.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/dance/reviews/reel_guess.shtml (610 words)

	folk dance virginia reel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Milonga is a mixed dance of Afro-Argentinan, Uruguayan folk tradition...
		...squares, rounds, clogging, contra, line, the Virginia Reel, and heritage dances, is hereby designated as the official folk dance of the...
		The Virginia Reel is a country Folk dance from Scotland but is considered English.
	www.amazingdanceguide.com /12/folk-dance-virginia-reel.html (246 words)

	The One Extra Dance Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Onextra is dedicated to the development and presentation of contemporary dance and dance theatre that confronts, challenges and entertains audiences. The company develops and creates new works, stages retrospectives, a biennial film festival and dance and film workshops.
		One Extra Dance & The Studio at the Sydney Opera House are proud to announce the 4th ReelDance International Dance on Screen Festival.
		Onextra and Performance Space presented the second in a series of installations that screened the dancing body in newly imagined performance spaces.
	www.oneextra.org.au /reeldance/screening (202 words)

	PICA - Reel Dance - Dance of Film Awards (2002)
		A dance film about memory and loss, presence and absence.
		Her area of research is dance film, looking particularly at the points of contact between dance and film theory to investigate the interdisciplinary nature of the form.
		Erin has been contributing editor of Writings on Dance #17, the editor of Map Papers and is on the RealTime editorial team.
	www.pica.org.au /art02/reel-awards.html (336 words)

	Shall We Dance? (2004)
		An overworked accountant sees a beautiful dance instructor and, in order to get to know her better, decides to sign up for ballroom dancing lessons.
		A dance instructor pairs with a young hotshot in this salsa-flavored romance.
		Corny ensemble comedy set in a tap dance class in Buffalo, New York.
	www.reel.com /movie.asp?MID=139416 (94 words)

	The Round: Dance Archives Index
		This index is now quite out of date and might be removed in the future.
		You are probably better off using google to find specific dances.
		You may also find Hugh's dance index of interest.
	www.cam.ac.uk /societies/round/dances/danceidx.htm (97 words)

	gigi d` agostino... cellulari e accessori cellulari robert miles. Counting Crows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Carnival De Paris the reel+ motorola c450, picture per Samsung animati garatis,
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		Dance 2 Disco ver2, Dancing With An Angel,
	www.loghi-bellissimi.org /7318.html (164 words)

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