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The
Tapestry Historic Dance Ensemble Classes
. . . . . Performances Do
you enjoy the pastimes of Past Eras? Be the Belle (or Beau) of the next Ball as you whirl on the dance floor in a lively country dance, spirited polka or romantic waltz! | ![]() | |||||
Learn authentic dances from Past Times with the Tapestry Historic Dancers. Enjoy the charm and conviviliality of social dancing from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries; Colonial court and country dances, Regency cotillions, reels, and longway sets, and Civil War era waltzes, polkas, schottiches, mazurkas, and quadrilles. . . . . . . The Tapestry Historic
Dance Ensemble holds classes for historic
dance instruction, ongoing throughout the year in Royersford, PA (west of Philadelphia,between
Valley Forge and Pottstown). . . . . . . Besides the enjoyment of learning new - and frequently challenging - dances from earlier times, and getting a chance to display them to others, Tapestry's dance classes are an ongoing social gathering for anyone interested in historic dance and related activities. If you've never been to an Eighteenth century ball, or you want to participate in a special workshop in Victorian dance, chances are you'll be able to exchange information as these type of events come up throughout the year, as well as hearing about other historically-related activities. . . . . . . Tapestry invites anyone with an interest in music, costume, dance or history to visit a weekly practice session. You do not need to be an experienced dancer, though any previous dancing - folk or ethnic - will be an advantage. Both partnered and solo dancers are welcome. Dances from all periods in the repertoire include beginning, intermediate and advanced levels. |
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Historic Dance Programs
| Civil War Ball, Allentown PA | |
Tapestry's
members are experienced in running
Historic Dance workshops and organizing Historic- era Balls and Assemblies for
small or large events. Programs featuring audience participation, lecture-demonstrations
of historic dancing, or "fashions of the ballroom" presentations may
also be arranged in conjuction with performances.
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