Scottish Dance Beyond 1805
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Scottish Dance Beyond 1805
Reaction and Regulation
Ballantyne, Patricia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2019
196
Dura
Inglês
9781138358775
15 a 20 dias
453
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PART I Historical context 1 Introduction 2 Francis Peacock: just a provincial eighteenth-century dancing master? 3 Francis Peacock: the significance of the music and dance of the Highlanders 4 How did they dance in the early nineteenth century? 5 Charlatans and simplifications 6 A successful provincial 'Professor': the early career of Adam 'Cosmo' Mitchell 7 Professionalising the professors: the later career of Adam 'Cosmo' Mitchell, and the transition from dancing master to dance teacher 8 From the Imperial Society of Dance Teachers to the Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing: how dancing developed in Scotland between 1900 and 1955
PART II Contemporary context 9 Rules and regulations: effects of standardisation on Highland dancing and piping in the late twentieth century 10 Bringing it full circle? Some reactions to regulation Appendix of tables
PART II Contemporary context 9 Rules and regulations: effects of standardisation on Highland dancing and piping in the late twentieth century 10 Bringing it full circle? Some reactions to regulation Appendix of tables
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Itinerant Teachers;Ball Room;Scottish traditional music;Highland Fling;Scottish dance;Dance Teaching Practice;contemporary Highland dance;Highland Dancing;Dance Teaching Profession;Scottish Country Dancing;Highland Reels;Scottish Country;Dancing Master;North East Scotland;Ceilidh Dancing;Cape Breton;Ceilidh Band;Professional Development;United Kingdom Alliance;Dance Teaching;Scotch Reel;Official Board;Dance Pipers;Young Man;English Folk Dance Society;Home Town;Mid Air
PART I Historical context 1 Introduction 2 Francis Peacock: just a provincial eighteenth-century dancing master? 3 Francis Peacock: the significance of the music and dance of the Highlanders 4 How did they dance in the early nineteenth century? 5 Charlatans and simplifications 6 A successful provincial 'Professor': the early career of Adam 'Cosmo' Mitchell 7 Professionalising the professors: the later career of Adam 'Cosmo' Mitchell, and the transition from dancing master to dance teacher 8 From the Imperial Society of Dance Teachers to the Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing: how dancing developed in Scotland between 1900 and 1955
PART II Contemporary context 9 Rules and regulations: effects of standardisation on Highland dancing and piping in the late twentieth century 10 Bringing it full circle? Some reactions to regulation Appendix of tables
PART II Contemporary context 9 Rules and regulations: effects of standardisation on Highland dancing and piping in the late twentieth century 10 Bringing it full circle? Some reactions to regulation Appendix of tables
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Itinerant Teachers;Ball Room;Scottish traditional music;Highland Fling;Scottish dance;Dance Teaching Practice;contemporary Highland dance;Highland Dancing;Dance Teaching Profession;Scottish Country Dancing;Highland Reels;Scottish Country;Dancing Master;North East Scotland;Ceilidh Dancing;Cape Breton;Ceilidh Band;Professional Development;United Kingdom Alliance;Dance Teaching;Scotch Reel;Official Board;Dance Pipers;Young Man;English Folk Dance Society;Home Town;Mid Air
