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Dance, ppl who want to talk about dancing

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frozenrose97	Posted: 27-Nov-2003, 05:18 PM
Servant Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 38 Joined: 05-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Holly	hi everyone i'm a ballerina, and i was wondering if there was anyone here who dances. i like irish step dancing too, and i can't get away from music -------------------- let your spirit fly and live your life the way you want to. You are yourelf and let it stay that way. Live life to it's fullest.

Mailagnas maqqas Dunaidonas	Posted: 27-Nov-2003, 05:40 PM
Celtic Guardian Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 911 Joined: 18-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Oak	I've done a variety of dance over the years, but currently pretty much limit myself to SCA English Country Dance, and WBTS-era dances--Virginia reels and such. -------------------- S�och�n leat, Mailagnas Clan Donald USA

frozenrose97	Posted: 27-Nov-2003, 05:54 PM
Servant Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 38 Joined: 05-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Holly	That sounds fun. How long have you been doing that?

Mailagnas maqqas Dunaidonas	Posted: 28-Nov-2003, 11:14 AM
Celtic Guardian Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 911 Joined: 18-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Oak	I've been doing the SCA dancing (which also includes Italian Renaissance) for a bit over a year. The WBTS for about 3 years (had to learn it for my daughter's Blue-Gray Debutante Ball). Before that, I did ballroom--mostly waltz and foxtrot, and some Latin dances like the Tango. I've largely forgotten the Latin stuff, but the waltz is very much a part of WBTS dancing.

oldraven	Posted: 28-Nov-2003, 02:33 PM
The Protector of the Unknown Group: Scotland Posts: 3,316 Joined: 20-Oct-2003 Zodiac: Hazel Realm: Guysborough Co., Nova Scotia	I used to do some Highland Tap, when I was a lot younger, but now I can't remember anything but the basic reel. (If you ask me in person, I can't remember anything at ALL) It's been around 13-14 years since I doned a pair of tap shoes. I remember that I was darn good at it though. Feel kind of stupid for giving it up now. -------------------- Caw "I am a Canadian by birth, but I am a Highlander by blood and feel under an obligation to do all I can for the sake of the Highlanders and their literature.... I have never yet spoken a word of English to any of my children. They can speak as much English as they like to others, but when they talk to me they have to talk in Gaelic." -Alexander Maclean Sinclair of Goshen (protector of Gaelic Culture) We need more Stan Rogers. jams

Catriona	Posted: 28-Nov-2003, 04:14 PM
Banned Member Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 69 Joined: 25-Oct-2002 Zodiac: Birch	I did ballet, tap and jazz dance when I was younger (a lifetime ago). I did highland dance until I was 19 or 20. Do Scottish Country Dancing too. In fact, I'm going to a St Andrew's Dance on Saturday. Dashing White Sergeant, Gay Gordons, Strip the Willow.... great fun

Therasa	Posted: 29-Nov-2003, 07:18 AM
Chieftain of the Clan Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 117 Joined: 27-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Oak	I love to watch all the people dance when the pipes are going and everyone's clapping. It's so full of life. Me on the other hand...alot of pointing and laughing would be going on. -------------------- Therasa ************************************************* Sweet kisses after death, are remembered Sweet smiles after death, are recalled Sweet voices after death, are silent Sweet love after death, after all. *************************************************

stewart_clan1400	Posted: 29-Nov-2003, 04:51 PM
Peasant Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 5 Joined: 29-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Ivy	I love to dance. No matter what kind of dance it is. I enjoy the step dance and many of other dances. When i here the pipes and celtic music i can't but help to get up and dance. My feet just move and every thing. Ill talk to you guys later. i have to go now Tanya

Guest	Posted: 30-Nov-2003, 04:38 PM
Guest Main: Registration Questions: Help Important: Rules Messages: Search Zodiac:	That's cool. It's fun to hear about people who do other kinds of dancing. I still have a long life to live and I hope it is full of dancing. I'm doing a lot of ballet and now I'm in the Nutcracker, and I may start taking Jazz or modern. Busy weekend, I just got back from rehersal. I have to go, I go back to school in 13 and a half hours.

frozenrose97	Posted: 30-Nov-2003, 04:40 PM
Servant Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 38 Joined: 05-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Holly	Sorry, I forgot to logon but that last post was by me.

3Ravens	Posted: 30-Nov-2003, 09:13 PM
Herbmistress of Erin Group: Ireland Posts: 1,084 Joined: 11-Aug-2003 Zodiac: Rowan Realm: south coastal Virginia	Contradancing is about it at present. I have done a little Scottish and English Contry dancing, long ago. I could probably remember Haymakers, if the other people knew it and could shove me along! My daughter has done some Pow Wow dancing. I love Morris dancing, but have never done it myself. -------------------- If age is a learning experience, I should be a genius by now...

frozenrose97	Posted: 02-Jan-2004, 11:42 AM
Servant Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 38 Joined: 05-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Holly	Well now The Nutcracker is over. That was fun, and it almost got snowed out but it was great dancing. Happy New Year! Dance

Aon_Daonna	Posted: 02-Jan-2004, 03:35 PM
The Wolf Lady Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 2,966 Joined: 06-Apr-2002 Zodiac: Ivy Realm: Fife, Scotland	grins well, I'm reasonably well at the ancient japanese form of dancing with the sword (Kendo) but normal dancing just is not my thing.. if you want an example of my dancing adventures read the "Dippy Club" Others included weird stuff at an irish wedding etc.. I'd rather not talk about them blush -------------------- Moderator: The Playground (RPG) Carpe Jugulum Carved with a twisted smile An epitaph for sorrow Sethian - Epitaph If anybody wants a costum signature, pm me!

frozenrose97	Posted: 04-Jan-2004, 08:20 PM
Servant Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 38 Joined: 05-Nov-2003 Zodiac: Holly	Thanks sounds interesting. How long have you been doing that? I'm studying Japan and it's arts in school. I've never done it though.

Aon_Daonna	Posted: 05-Jan-2004, 07:17 AM
The Wolf Lady Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 2,966 Joined: 06-Apr-2002 Zodiac: Ivy Realm: Fife, Scotland	Well, you have different ways of Kendo, I studied under a Japanese sensei (the city in Germany where I come from is full of japanese ppl) for a long time (since I was 8) It's not a dance, although the ritual movements you study have a certain elegance (and I love japanese swords) My sensei was a kind man who would try and bring his students in touch with as many things of japanese culture as possible, we had tea-ceremony lessons, went to the house of japanese culture and got dressed up as ppl from the pre-recolutionary Era (pre-meiji). He also invited us to restaurants when someone of us reached a higher level. It was alot of fun, but I'm sad that Shigure-san died a year ago of cancer. In D�sseldorf there is alot of japanese shops, bars, restaurants and even a japanese hotel. The japanese quarter is one of the nicer parts of D�sseldorf, it's a bit more exotic, there are the book stores and the antique's shops which I love the most. I can't read japanese, I can only recognise a few kanji and sometimes understand a word or two.

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