pennsicdance: Dance Suggestions

[whirlygig]

If it's listed that way on Whirlygig- it's because in one of the cheat sheet
books it said SCA Choreography or reconstruction.

I'll take some time this weekend to dig my cheet sheet books & sources out
of my (still) unsorted Pennisc pile and see where that came from to clear up
this confusion.

In the meantime, let this sidebar tangent to the conversation go  :)

~Lorelei
members.cox.net/whirlygig

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Debora L. VanHeyningen" <dvanheyn at umich.edu>
To: <pennsicdance at www.pbm.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: pennsicdance: Dance Suggestions



Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was under the impression that Gracca
Amorosa was a 16th century cascarda from Caroso's Il Ballarino (1581),
and thus a period dance.  I'm curious as to why it's being listed as an
SCA Choreography.

I believe at least a couple of other dances on the
GOOP/SOOP/SCA_choreography list posted earlier are also from either Caroso
or first edition Playford (i.e. Gratia d'amore and Scotch Cap).

-Magda-


On Thu, 25 Aug 2005, Sean D. Sorrentino wrote:

> And if it takes the loss of Gracca and Salisbury to
> get rid of everything else on your list, I'd do it in
> a heartbeat.


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