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On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at 08:43 PM, Debbie Sullentrup wrote:

> Oh Shoot, sorry, i meant that just for Tsire... ~sigh~ if anyone else
> has it would they mind posting it? Thanks. Lena
>
> Debbie Sullentrup <kell100312@...> wrote: Hi Tsire, I have a
> request from one of my friends for the ball set so she can get some
> attendies from Vatavia "jumping". Can you email it to me for her? :)
> Helena.
>
> Tsire Tuzevo <tsire@...> wrote: In my experience, you can turn
> a pavanne. You simply 'bend' your line before you run out of room and
> do the dance in a more oval rather than linear shape. This does mean
> that one partner will take larger steps as one takes smaller steps in
> order to curve the line where necessary. For preference, turn your
> line counter clockwise. This creates an opportunity for the Lord to
> take larger steps and the Lady to take smaller ones while curving.
> This seems to play well into the dancer's natural gait tendencies as
> well.
>
> I hope this helps, and keep the questions coming
> Tsire
>
> To: calontirdance@...:
> sarasophiavonkolmar@...: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 13:48:12
> -0500Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] New to this list
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> Thanks everyone for the greetings, advice and links. :-) I'm not the
> one that is actually spearheading dance in Mag Mor, Emelye is. But I
> have volunteered to help teach. I will be at Crown as I'm one of the
> co-autocrats. I don't know how busy I will be during the day, but I
> would love to get together and talk dance as well as get pointers on
> teaching. I've only been on the student side of dance so far so we'll
> see how the teaching goes. I think we will only have 1 dance practice
> before Crown, this Thursday, so things shouldn't go too wrong before
> Crown. :-) The first dance I'm teaching is a pavane.Which does bring
> up a question, can you turn corners during a pavane ? If so, how is
> that worked? Or what do you do when you get to the end of your space?
> The entire line turn around and go the other direction?Thanks
> again,Sara SophiaTo: calontirdance@...:
> tsire@...: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 11:31:40 -0500Subject: RE:
> [CalontirDance] New to this
> listSaraSophia,Greetings. I"m so glad you're taking up dance
> leadership! I'll also be at Crown and will be happy to share teaching
> techniques and lead a sample class for
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I'll add that Josephina (This year's ball runner) took some great time and care
to make handouts and cds for practice. I'd suggest you contact her for
information. Please do not forget that two dances in her packet have been
replaced.

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I got just my digest of the conversation and I want to say I love you
guys!  I am so glad that we are having this discussion and Tsire ..
you are absolutely my heroine!!!
Neathery

She's my heroin too.  Seeing her and Delric tonight was a real shot in
the arm... A real pick me up.  I was jonesin' bad, and I got my fix.
Oh wait.   You said heroine.   My bad.


Lady Neathery of Safita wrote:
> I got just my digest of the conversation and I want to say I love you
> guys!  I am so glad that we are having this discussion and Tsire ..
> you are absolutely my heroine!!!
> Neathery
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   Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 1:37 AM
   Subject: Re: [CalontirDance] Re: Troika & Other dances sent to the farm


   She's my heroin too. Seeing her and Delric tonight was a real shot in
   the arm... A real pick me up. I was jonesin' bad, and I got my fix.
   Oh wait. You said heroine. My bad.

   Lady Neathery of Safita wrote:
   > I got just my digest of the conversation and I want to say I love you
   > guys! I am so glad that we are having this discussion and Tsire ..
   > you are absolutely my heroine!!!
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Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was really
fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but couldn't due to
illness, working at the last minute, or school obligations. I think we'll have a
lot more people in two weeks. Sara Sophia did an outstanding job teaching
Carolingian Pavane. A member of our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio
and generously offered us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.
http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/

Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the Crystal
Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at Pennsic to
Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to say, "Oh that's what
the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who knows what I would have come
up without that visual aid!

We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not yet
determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some new dances,
which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top 10 Catch and
Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:

Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!

Emelye


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Good GOD Emelye!!!
Great FREAKIN' JOB!!!
And how crazy fortunate to get to use a real dance studio. And, you know, that
is SOME dedication, learning dances off of YouTube to teach to your group.
Way to GO!
Constantia Innocenti
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   Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 8:34 AM
   Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!


   Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was
really fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but couldn't
due to illness, working at the last minute, or school obligations. I think we'll
have a lot more people in two weeks. Sara Sophia did an outstanding job teaching
Carolingian Pavane. A member of our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio
and generously offered us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.
   http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/

   Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the Crystal
Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at Pennsic to
Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to say, "Oh that's what
the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who knows what I would have come
up without that visual aid!

   We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not yet
determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some new dances,
which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top 10 Catch and
Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:

   Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!

   Emelye

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You and Murdoch did a great job of teaching Horse's Bransle, too.  I know
Aelfstan and I had a great time.  I can't wait for next time.  What should we
teach next? :-)

Sara Sophia



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From: boltb4@...
Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 06:34:06 -0700
Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!




















             Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It
was really fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but
couldn't due to illness, working at the last minute, or school obligations. I
think we'll have a lot more people in two weeks. Sara Sophia did an outstanding
job teaching Carolingian Pavane. A member of our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful
dance studio and generously offered us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.

http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/



Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the Crystal
Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at Pennsic to
Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to say, "Oh that's what
the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who knows what I would have come
up without that visual aid!



We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not yet
determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some new dances,
which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top 10 Catch and
Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:



Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!



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I suggest

Ly Bens Dystonis (English 1400's)
for Couples

Single, Single, Double
Lord Forward a Double as Lady Back a Double
(Lord turn about to face Lady)
Both Forward a Double to meet Right shoulders
Both Continue Forward a Double
(Both turn about to face each other)
Both Forward a Double to meet Left shoulders
(Lady turn about to face head of hall)
(Take Hands) Step away from you partner, Step toward your partner
Turn out (Lord Counterclockwise, Lady Clockwise)


It's fun to think of this dance as a tumultuous relationship.
You start out walking together, move apart, come together, move apart, come
together, connect, struggle out then in, spurn one another and begin again. :)

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Thank you for the suggestion. :-)  I may remember this dance. :-)

Sara Sophia



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Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2008 18:46:19 -0500
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I suggest



Ly Bens Dystonis (English 1400's)

for Couples



Single, Single, Double

Lord Forward a Double as Lady Back a Double

(Lord turn about to face Lady)

Both Forward a Double to meet Right shoulders

Both Continue Forward a Double

(Both turn about to face each other)

Both Forward a Double to meet Left shoulders

(Lady turn about to face head of hall)

(Take Hands) Step away from you partner, Step toward your partner

Turn out (Lord Counterclockwise, Lady Clockwise)





It's fun to think of this dance as a tumultuous relationship.

You start out walking together, move apart, come together, move apart, come
together, connect, struggle out then in, spurn one another and begin again. :)



Tsire





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Just read Tsire's suggestion of Ly Bens. That's a great idea. Could you teach
that one? You did such a great job with Carolingian. Keeping with my Bransle
theme, I could do Charlotte Bransle. I can just work my way through my Wolgemut
Bransle CD. (-:

Also, remember Tsire will be here at Crown next Saturday to impart her dance
knowledge. YAY!!!

Emelye

Lady Sara Sophia von Kolmar <sarasophiavonkolmar@...> wrote:
You and Murdoch did a great job of teaching Horse's Bransle, too.  I know
Aelfstan and I had a great time.  I can't wait for next time.  What should we
teach next? :-)

  Sara Sophia

  To: calontirdance@yahoogroups.com
  From: boltb4@...
  Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 06:34:06 -0700
  Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!

  Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was really
fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but couldn't due to
illness, working at the last minute, or school obligations. I think we'll have a
lot more people in two weeks. Sara Sophia did an outstanding job teaching
Carolingian Pavane. A member of our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio
and generously offered us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.

  http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/

  Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the Crystal
Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at Pennsic to
Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to say, "Oh that's what
the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who knows what I would have come
up without that visual aid!

  We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not yet
determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some new dances,
which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top 10 Catch and
Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:

  Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!

  Emelye

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WoooHooo. Your group show such great excitement and initiative, it's really got
me just grinning like a big silly Muppet. Charlotte is my favorite of the
bransles and Wolgemut is my favorite track to dance it to. I'm so glad to be
coming over your way this weekend. Enthusiasm is a catching disease, lets start
a dance plague! :)Tsire


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03:40:43 -0700Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!




Just read Tsire's suggestion of Ly Bens. That's a great idea. Could you teach
that one? You did such a great job with Carolingian. Keeping with my Bransle
theme, I could do Charlotte Bransle. I can just work my way through my Wolgemut
Bransle CD. (-:Also, remember Tsire will be here at Crown next Saturday to
impart her dance knowledge. YAY!!!EmelyeLady Sara Sophia von Kolmar
<sarasophiavonkolmar@...> wrote: You and Murdoch did a great job of
teaching Horse's Bransle, too. I know Aelfstan and I had a great time. I can't
wait for next time. What should we teach next? :-)Sara SophiaTo:
calontirdance@...: boltb4@...: Fri, 25 Apr 2008
06:34:06 -0700Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!Last night, we had a great
time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was really fun. We had 6 people there.
Several others wanted to come, but couldn't due to illness, working at the last
minute, or school obligations. I think we'll have a lot more people in two
weeks. Sara Sophia did an outstanding job teaching Carolingian Pavane. A member
of our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio and generously offered us
his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.
http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We
learned it via a combo of the Crystal Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video
of people dancing at Pennsic to Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I
was able to say, "Oh that's what the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' "
Who knows what I would have come up without that visual aid! We are planning to
have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not yet determined. Tsire said
she would be available to help us learn some new dances, which will be fabulous.
Maybe we can get through Tsire's top 10 Catch and Release dances? Or, at least
the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!
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>You and Murdoch ...

Hey so we have another dancing huscarl? Cool.

So since crown is a camping event (i.e. we don't get thown off site at 9 pm or
such)
is there enought interest to have an impromptu little ball? We dance on the
grass at lilies?

Conrad

I love that idea and I'll be camping. I'd be happy to facilitate or help out
with making that happen.

Tsire


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sauerm@...: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:11:06 -0500Subject: RE:
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>You and Murdoch ...Hey so we have another dancing huscarl? Cool.So since crown
is a camping event (i.e. we don't get thown off site at 9 pm or such)is there
enought interest to have an impromptu little ball? We dance on the grass at
lilies?Conrad






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I love Conrad's idea also. I also can't wait to call Murdoch "The Dancing
Huscarl." (-:

On site, there is a large enclosed Pavilion where the Inn will be. It's ideal
for dancing later on in the evening. I will run it by Countess Isadora, the
autocrat. If for some reason the Pavilion is occupied, there are other buildings
that might work without having to have a Ball on the grass. I will check and get
back with you.

Emelye

Tsire Tuzevo <tsire@...> wrote:                             I love that
idea and I'll be camping. I'd be happy to facilitate or help out with making
that happen.

  Tsire

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sauerm@...: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:11:06 -0500Subject: RE:
[CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!

  >You and Murdoch ...Hey so we have another dancing huscarl? Cool.So since crown
is a camping event (i.e. we don't get thown off site at 9 pm or such)is there
enought interest to have an impromptu little ball? We dance on the grass at
lilies?Conrad

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Barring retinue responsibilities, I would love to dance!

Ermenrich

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I love Conrad's idea also. I also can't wait to call Murdoch "The Dancing
Huscarl." (-:

On site, there is a large enclosed Pavilion where the Inn will be. It's ideal
for dancing later on in the evening. I will run it by Countess Isadora, the
autocrat. If for some reason the Pavilion is occupied, there are other buildings
that might work without having to have a Ball on the grass. I will check and get
back with you.

Emelye

Tsire Tuzevo <tsire@...<mailto:tsire%40hotmail.com>> wrote: I love that
idea and I'll be camping. I'd be happy to facilitate or help out with making
that happen.

Tsire

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calontirdance@...<mailto:calontirdance%40yahoogroups.comFrom>:
sauerm@...<mailto:sauerm%40missouri.eduDate>: Mon, 28 Apr 2008
09:11:06 -0500Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!

>You and Murdoch ...Hey so we have another dancing huscarl? Cool.So since crown
is a camping event (i.e. we don't get thown off site at 9 pm or such)is there
enought interest to have an impromptu little ball? We dance on the grass at
lilies?Conrad

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What a treat this will be to have a dancing at Crown Tourney.
Emelyne, thanks for checking up on the space. Is there a way to post the intent
to have dance instruction and evening social dancing on the web page for the
event as well? It's not a huge deal, just an idea.

Ok, now I want to list DH after names for Dancing Huscarl instead of Designated
Hitter. :)
I feel like I need to cast pins (or have pins cast) to designate the tongue in
cheek Order of the Dancing Huscarl.

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Woohoo!! I'll be there, at your beck and call (or, well, something like
that).

I know we can count on Emelye. And I'm hoping Ermenrich will bring
Kasha and her rockin' drum. Any other musicians planning to be at Crown?

Bring it on!
Conna


On Monday, April 28, 2008, at 09:36 AM, Tsire Tuzevo wrote:

> I love that idea and I'll be camping. I'd be happy to facilitate or
> help out with making that happen.
>
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> To: CalontirDance@yahoogroups.com; calontirdance@...:
> sauerm@...: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:11:06 -0500Subject: RE:
> [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!
>
> >You and Murdoch ...Hey so we have another dancing huscarl? Cool.So
> since crown is a camping event (i.e. we don't get thown off site at 9
> pm or such)is there enought interest to have an impromptu little ball?
> We dance on the grass at lilies?Conrad
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Heard back from Isadora. Looks like we have space for a mini-ball. Here's what
she said:
"The tabernacle is what it’s called and, yes, it should be available with a bit
of work.  It will be set up for the evening court, so there will be lots of
benches in the middle of the room.  You’ll need a small crew to move the
benches. Not all of them will need to be moved, but for those that are, it would
be wonderful if they were moved into the northeast corner of the tabernacle. 
That’s where they’ll need to eventually be moved anyway!!!  Hey, that would be
great – less to do in the morning!  There are white “Christmas tree” lights
strung along the ceiling beams of the tabernacle which will provide subdued but
pretty good lighting.  Perhaps musicians who are reading music will want a bit
more light...will have to investigate that once we get out there."

I know HL Murdoch, DH can help move benches! (-:
Musicians might want to bring booklights. I will talk to the web page person to
see if she can put an announcement on the page.

Emelye

Tsire Tuzevo <tsire@...> wrote:
  What a treat this will be to have a dancing at Crown Tourney.
  Emelyne, thanks for checking up on the space. Is there a way to post the intent
to have dance instruction and evening social dancing on the web page for the
event as well? It's not a huge deal, just an idea.

  Ok, now I want to list DH after names for Dancing Huscarl instead of Designated
Hitter. :)
  I feel like I need to cast pins (or have pins cast) to designate the tongue in
cheek Order of the Dancing Huscarl.

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Heard back from Isadora. Looks like we have space for a mini-ball. Here's what
she said: "The tabernacle is what it’s called and, yes, it should be available
with a bit of work. It will be set up for the evening court, so there will be
lots of benches in the middle of the room. You’ll need a small crew to move the
benches. Not all of them will need to be moved, but for those that are, it would
be wonderful if they were moved into the northeast corner of the tabernacle.
That’s where they’ll need to eventually be moved anyway!!! Hey, that would be
great – less to do in the morning! There are white “Christmas tree” lights
strung along the ceiling beams of the tabernacle which will provide subdued but
pretty good lighting. Perhaps musicians who are reading music will want a bit
more light...will have to investigate that once we get out there."I know HL
Murdoch, DH can help move benches! (-: Musicians might want to bring booklights.
I will talk to the web page person to see if she can put an announcement on the
page. EmelyeTsire Tuzevo <tsire@...> wrote: What a treat this will be to
have a dancing at Crown Tourney. Emelyne, thanks for checking up on the space.
Is there a way to post the intent to have dance instruction and evening social
dancing on the web page for the event as well? It's not a huge deal, just an
idea. Ok, now I want to list DH after names for Dancing Huscarl instead of
Designated Hitter. :)I feel like I need to cast pins (or have pins cast) to
designate the tongue in cheek Order of the Dancing Huscarl.
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Hello to all on the list!  I just joined up and I'm looking forward to
all the dance discussion (even though I'm just one of those musician
types.) :>

Now that I'm here, I hope you won't mind if I post a small bit of
advertising regarding the upcoming Lilies War.  We've just gone live
with some webpages with the aim to list dance and music information
for the war, so that the info is both easy to find and offers the
details you need.  You can find the home page here (and we have a link
on the Calontir A&S page as well):

http://www.calontir.sca.org/lilieswar/lilies22/MusicDance/cmd_home.html

If anyone has anything to add to the pages regarding music classes,
dance classes or music events, please contact me!

Best regards,
Lucia (from B3R)

http://www.musicorb.com/index.php

Thought some of you might get a kick out of this.

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pronounced 'TIR' or 'TUR' + 'low', 'logh', 'lock', or 'loch'

I posted this on the Calontir list. Hope to see you there . . .

At Crown Tourney, we will have dancing in the Tabernacle building after Feast.
(The same building where the Inn and merchants will be earlier in the day.)
Bring your instruments and/or dancing shoes and join us. For musicians, copies
of music will be provided at the event.

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Sorry it has taken me so long to answer this.  Very busy week, apparently, since
I haven't been on email most it. :-)

I will attempt to teach Ly Bens.  I'm looking forward to meeting Tsire on
Saturday. :-)

Back to frantic activity. ;-)

Sara Sophia



To: CalontirDance@yahoogroups.com
From: boltb4@...
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 03:40:43 -0700
Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!




















             Just read Tsire's suggestion of Ly Bens. That's a great idea. Could
you teach that one? You did such a great job with Carolingian. Keeping with my
Bransle theme, I could do Charlotte Bransle. I can just work my way through my
Wolgemut Bransle CD. (-:



Also, remember Tsire will be here at Crown next Saturday to impart her dance
knowledge. YAY!!!



Emelye



Lady Sara Sophia von Kolmar <sarasophiavonkolmar@...> wrote:
You and Murdoch did a great job of teaching Horse's Bransle, too.  I know
Aelfstan and I had a great time.  I can't wait for next time.  What should we
teach next? :-)



  Sara Sophia



  To: calontirdance@yahoogroups.com

  From: boltb4@...

  Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 06:34:06 -0700

  Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!



  Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was really
fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but couldn't due to
illness, working at the last minute, or school obligations. I think we'll have a
lot more people in two weeks. Sara Sophia did an outstanding job teaching
Carolingian Pavane. A member of our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio
and generously offered us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.



  http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/



  Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the Crystal
Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at Pennsic to
Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to say, "Oh that's what
the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who knows what I would have come
up without that visual aid!



  We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not yet
determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some new dances,
which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top 10 Catch and
Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:



  Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!



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I'm guessing you probably got your music for Ly Bens either form our
musicians or it's the same as the 'Dragonscale's Consort' version?

There are 2 reconstructions to this dance and they use different
versions of the music.



I just want to make sure you have matched versions, otherwise things
won't quite fit.



Conrad

Sorry it has taken me so long to answer this. Very busy week,
apparently, since I haven't been on email most it. :-)

I will attempt to teach Ly Bens. I'm looking forward to meeting Tsire on
Saturday. :-)

Back to frantic activity. ;-)

Sara Sophia

To: CalontirDance@yahoogroups.com
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From: boltb4@... <mailto:boltb4%40yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 03:40:43 -0700
Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!

Just read Tsire's suggestion of Ly Bens. That's a great idea. Could you
teach that one? You did such a great job with Carolingian. Keeping with
my Bransle theme, I could do Charlotte Bransle. I can just work my way
through my Wolgemut Bransle CD. (-:

Also, remember Tsire will be here at Crown next Saturday to impart her
dance knowledge. YAY!!!

Emelye

Lady Sara Sophia von Kolmar <sarasophiavonkolmar@...
<mailto:sarasophiavonkolmar%40hotmail.com> > wrote: You and Murdoch did
a great job of teaching Horse's Bransle, too. I know Aelfstan and I had
a great time. I can't wait for next time. What should we teach next? :-)

Sara Sophia

To: calontirdance@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:calontirdance%40yahoogroups.com>

From: boltb4@... <mailto:boltb4%40yahoo.com>

Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 06:34:06 -0700

Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!

Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was
really fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but
couldn't due to illness, working at the last minute, or school
obligations. I think we'll have a lot more people in two weeks. Sara
Sophia did an outstanding job teaching Carolingian Pavane. A member of
our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio and generously offered
us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.

http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/

Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the
Crystal Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at
Pennsic to Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to
say, "Oh that's what the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who
knows what I would have come up without that visual aid!

We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not
yet determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some
new dances, which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top
10 Catch and Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:

Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!

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Indeed she does. :-)

Sara Sophia



> To: calontirdance@yahoogroups.com
> From: tsire@...
> Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 12:44:55 -0500
> Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] Mini Ball and Crown was YAY DANCE!!
>
> Hooray!
> I am so delighted by your can-do attitude Emelye! You rock!
>
> Tsire
>
>
> To: CalontirDance@...: boltb4@...: Tue, 29 Apr 2008
10:04:20 -0700Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] Mini Ball and Crown was YAY DANCE!!
>
>
>
>
> Heard back from Isadora. Looks like we have space for a mini-ball. Here's what
she said: "The tabernacle is what it’s called and, yes, it should be available
with a bit of work. It will be set up for the evening court, so there will be
lots of benches in the middle of the room. You’ll need a small crew to move the
benches. Not all of them will need to be moved, but for those that are, it would
be wonderful if they were moved into the northeast corner of the tabernacle.
That’s where they’ll need to eventually be moved anyway!!! Hey, that would be
great – less to do in the morning! There are white “Christmas tree” lights
strung along the ceiling beams of the tabernacle which will provide subdued but
pretty good lighting. Perhaps musicians who are reading music will want a bit
more light...will have to investigate that once we get out there."I know HL
Murdoch, DH can help move benches! (-: Musicians might want to bring booklights.
I will talk to the web page person to see if she can put an announcement on the
page. EmelyeTsire Tuzevo <tsire@...> wrote: What a treat this will be to
have a dancing at Crown Tourney. Emelyne, thanks for checking up on the space.
Is there a way to post the intent to have dance instruction and evening social
dancing on the web page for the event as well? It's not a huge deal, just an
idea. Ok, now I want to list DH after names for Dancing Huscarl instead of
Designated Hitter. :)I feel like I need to cast pins (or have pins cast) to
designate the tongue in cheek Order of the Dancing Huscarl.
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Right now, I don't have the music for it.  I'm one of the co-autocrats for Crown
tomorrow and so have been focusing on that until after tomorrow. :-)  I was
wondering about the music for the dance, but hadn't gotten around to looking for
it yet.  Thanks for the heads up. :-)

Sara Sophia



To: CalontirDance@yahoogroups.com
From: sauerm@...
Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 13:26:36 -0500
Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!




















             Sara Sophia



I'm guessing you probably got your music for Ly Bens either form our

musicians or it's the same as the 'Dragonscale's Consort' version?



There are 2 reconstructions to this dance and they use different

versions of the music.



I just want to make sure you have matched versions, otherwise things

won't quite fit.



Conrad



Sorry it has taken me so long to answer this. Very busy week,

apparently, since I haven't been on email most it. :-)



I will attempt to teach Ly Bens. I'm looking forward to meeting Tsire on

Saturday. :-)



Back to frantic activity. ;-)



Sara Sophia



To: CalontirDance@yahoogroups.com

<mailto:CalontirDance%40yahoogroups.com>

From: boltb4@... <mailto:boltb4%40yahoo.com>

Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 03:40:43 -0700

Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!



Just read Tsire's suggestion of Ly Bens. That's a great idea. Could you

teach that one? You did such a great job with Carolingian. Keeping with

my Bransle theme, I could do Charlotte Bransle. I can just work my way

through my Wolgemut Bransle CD. (-:



Also, remember Tsire will be here at Crown next Saturday to impart her

dance knowledge. YAY!!!



Emelye



Lady Sara Sophia von Kolmar <sarasophiavonkolmar@...

<mailto:sarasophiavonkolmar%40hotmail.com> > wrote: You and Murdoch did

a great job of teaching Horse's Bransle, too. I know Aelfstan and I had

a great time. I can't wait for next time. What should we teach next? :-)



Sara Sophia



To: calontirdance@yahoogroups.com

<mailto:calontirdance%40yahoogroups.com>



From: boltb4@... <mailto:boltb4%40yahoo.com>



Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 06:34:06 -0700



Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!



Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was

really fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but

couldn't due to illness, working at the last minute, or school

obligations. I think we'll have a lot more people in two weeks. Sara

Sophia did an outstanding job teaching Carolingian Pavane. A member of

our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio and generously offered

us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.



http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/



Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the

Crystal Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at

Pennsic to Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to

say, "Oh that's what the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who

knows what I would have come up without that visual aid!



We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not

yet determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some

new dances, which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top

10 Catch and Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:



Hope to see you in Mag Mor next weekend!



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I can cover the music part of Ly Bens. Good to know that we need to be aware of
more than one version.

Emelye

Lady Sara Sophia von Kolmar <sarasophiavonkolmar@...> wrote: Right now,
I don't have the music for it.  I'm one of the co-autocrats for Crown tomorrow
and so have been focusing on that until after tomorrow. :-)  I was wondering
about the music for the dance, but hadn't gotten around to looking for it yet. 
Thanks for the heads up. :-)

Sara Sophia



To: CalontirDance@yahoogroups.com
From: sauerm@...
Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 13:26:36 -0500
Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!




















             Sara Sophia



I'm guessing you probably got your music for Ly Bens either form our

musicians or it's the same as the 'Dragonscale's Consort' version?



There are 2 reconstructions to this dance and they use different

versions of the music.



I just want to make sure you have matched versions, otherwise things

won't quite fit.



Conrad



Sorry it has taken me so long to answer this. Very busy week,

apparently, since I haven't been on email most it. :-)



I will attempt to teach Ly Bens. I'm looking forward to meeting Tsire on

Saturday. :-)



Back to frantic activity. ;-)



Sara Sophia



To: CalontirDance@yahoogroups.com



From: boltb4@...

Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 03:40:43 -0700

Subject: RE: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!



Just read Tsire's suggestion of Ly Bens. That's a great idea. Could you

teach that one? You did such a great job with Carolingian. Keeping with

my Bransle theme, I could do Charlotte Bransle. I can just work my way

through my Wolgemut Bransle CD. (-:



Also, remember Tsire will be here at Crown next Saturday to impart her

dance knowledge. YAY!!!



Emelye



Lady Sara Sophia von Kolmar

  > wrote: You and Murdoch did

a great job of teaching Horse's Bransle, too. I know Aelfstan and I had

a great time. I can't wait for next time. What should we teach next? :-)



Sara Sophia



To: calontirdance@yahoogroups.com





From: boltb4@...



Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 06:34:06 -0700



Subject: [CalontirDance] YAY DANCE!!



Last night, we had a great time at our first Mag Mor Dance Night. It was

really fun. We had 6 people there. Several others wanted to come, but

couldn't due to illness, working at the last minute, or school

obligations. I think we'll have a lot more people in two weeks. Sara

Sophia did an outstanding job teaching Carolingian Pavane. A member of

our Barony, Iahan, owns a beautiful dance studio and generously offered

us his studio for bi-weekly dance practice.



http://basicallyballroomstudio.com/



Murdoch and I taught Horse's Bransle. We learned it via a combo of the

Crystal Ball mini-dance book and a You Tube video of people dancing at

Pennsic to Wolgemut. However, the video helped because I was able to

say, "Oh that's what the Crystal Ball instructions mean by 'paw!' " Who

knows what I would have come up without that visual aid!



We are planning to have more dance at Crown Tourney - time of day is not

yet determined. Tsire said she would be available to help us learn some

new dances, which will be fabulous. Maybe we can get through Tsire's top

10 Catch and Release dances? Or, at least the top 5? I'm a beginner. (-:



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Duke Fernando piqued my interest about an instrument I'd never before
heard of and prompted me to look and learn more.  Having enjoyed Caz's
'build' pages, I likewise enjoyed this _long_ but excellent build page
(with links to other build pages) for a progression of several Citoles
(much as Caz's rebec build page had iterative development of consecutive
instruments.

http://www.crab.rutgers.edu/~pbutler/citole.html

Hope you enjoy it as much as I have.   I found it a bit depressing as I
lack the basic talent of eye and form and creativity that he's put into
the carving and design.  My strengths lie elsewhere.  My lutherie will
always be much more functional than creative with lots of effort to
cover up mistakes, but I do take comfort in the fact that I am improving
bit by bit.   I don't think I'd ever have the patience or dedication to
allocate funds and time to build mock ups and trials even though in the
long run it would probably save me time and material costs (and
frustration) when I make my mistakes on the mock ups instead of
destroying the piece I'm putting my heart into.

Cheers.

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Shire of Standing Stones; Formerly: Philippe Sebastian LeLutre
Christian M. Cepel --- 573.999.2370 --- Columbia, MO
http://Thistledowne.org/  http://ShireOfStandingStones.org/
ICQ:12384980 YIM/AOL:Bramblethorne MSN:Merry@ShireOfS.....

'Toirdhealbhach' anglicized Tirloughe (1576), modernly 'Turlough',
pronounced 'TIR' or 'TUR' + 'low', 'logh', 'lock', or 'loch'

I'm so happy I could pop.

Yesterday, I attended a cute little renaissance festival in the Amana
colonies, about 15 miles from Iowa City.  And there as a Renaissance
dance / music troupe there, "abeas Corpus", directed by a woman named
Rachelle Tsachor (http://www.uiowa.edu/~music/bios/MVMTtsachor.htm).

They performed 16th Century Italian, French, and English Country Dance.
And they need musicians.

Yay.

--Christian