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	Treble
		Treble in Trouble is a record by the band Ted Leo and the Pharmacists.
		Treble Cone is a mountain and ski resort in New Zealand.
		Treble as a legal term indicates triple, as in damages or costs, as a fee or penalty.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/t/tr/treble.html (218 words)

	Learn to Dance - Irish dance
		The hardshoe ("heavy shoe", "jig shoe") is often mistaken for a tap shoe, but the taps on the sole of the shoe are made of wood, fiberglass, or resin, rather than of metal.
		Hardshoes are worn when dancing the hornpipe, the treble jig or "heavy jig", and the treble reel or "tap reel".
		They are worn for the simple jig, the reel, and the slipjig, by female dancers of all ages and by the younger male dancers.
	www.c5x.com /List_of_dances/irish_dance_1.html (1479 words)

	The Session: Tunes - The Road To Lisdoonvarna (slide)
		If every slide is a single jig (I can live with that), but not every single jig is a slide (and I agree hands down on this), then slide and single jig are not synonymous because Paul de Grae can show you a single jig that is not a slide.
		A double jig is the usually the same thing as a treble jig to a dancer (though I'm beginning to think they do things very differently up in Montana smirk), and it also is a kind of dance, danced in your hard or heavy shoes.
		In the case of the double jig (which are the pure jigs) the 1st note of the measure is heavily accented, and the 2nd note is lightlier accented.
	www.thesession.org /tunes/display/250 (7456 words)

	HMT Catalog: Fiddle Tune Books
		Many of the pipe marches, reels and jigs included in this collection were composed by pipers attached to the Highland Regiments in the army but some are much older and date from the 18th and 19th centuries.
		Features 35 Celtic pieces from various parts of the "Celtic world." All of the pieces are dance music, jigs, reels, slides, hornpipes etc. All of the pieces were originally played on the fiddle.
		Contains nearly 500 jigs, reels, rags, and hornpipes from all the major fiddling traditions.
	www.hmtrad.com /catalog/books/fiddletunes.html (1411 words)

	Celtic Dance Products Irish Dance Shoes - Irish Dancing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The second number is the basic unit for a beat (4 for quarter note, 8 for eighth note), and the first number is the number of beats per "measure" or "bar." The "tempo" of the music determines the speed of the beat.
		A number of variations of the jig are performed including the single (or soft), double, treble, and slip jig.
		The slip jig (soft shoes) is the most graceful of Irish dances and features light hopping, sliding, skipping and pointing.
	www.celticdance.co.uk /information.php?info_id=1 (3771 words)

	celtic dance hard shoes and celtic dance hard shoes resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Jig shoes are often called hard shoes because they are a mixture of tap shoes and clog shoes..
		A treble jig is a dance in hard shoes that is preformed to music with a.
		irish, dance, step shoes, hard shoes, jig shoes, soft shoes, reel shoes, riverdance shoes, hardshoes, jigshoes, softshoes, irische, Steppschuhe, Stepschuhe,.
	www.palolohomes.org /celtic+dance+hard+shoes.html (429 words)

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