Articles -- Round Dance

Choosing Dances www.rotscheid.nl by Susie & Gert-Jan Rotscheid: How to choose which dance to buy, teach or showcase.
ID: 327
Five Points of Contact by Chris & Terri Cantrell: The five points of contact are the key to comfortable dancing.
ID: 128
From Phase II to Phase III by Annette Woodruff: A wonderful adventure is starting.
ID: 134
How Many Records? by John Brant: The number of records cuers have will amaze you.
ID: 131
How to Write a Dance www.rotscheid.nl by Susie & Gert-Jan Rotscheid: More and more cuers and dancers are starting to write dances to their favorite piece of music. (PDF document)
ID: 326
North American Dance Rhythms by Chris & Terri Cantrell: Did you ever wonder where dance rhythms originated?
ID: 129
Our Very Own Dance Studio by Frank & Carol Valenta: The story of why and how.
ID: 136
Pile Up on Styling by Sara Garza: Each individual will develop their own dance style.
ID: 107
Proper Round Dancing Styling and Etiquette (in 1879) by John Brant: The rules of etiquette were complicated in the 19th century.
ID: 106
Round Dancers Vs. "Good" Round Dancers by Frank & Carol Valenta: Four guidelines of being a "good" round dancer.
ID: 140
The Dancing Jewels by John Brant: The only youth Round Dancing demonstration group in America.
ID: 132
The Phase Rating System Reflects the History of Round Dancing by Veronica McClure: Phase II is rich with dancing history.
ID: 133
Two Step by Jesse Chisholm: Odd name for a three step move.
ID: 135
Understand the Round Dance Levels by Annette Woodruff: The Round Dancing rating system helps dancers know what moves are in the dance.
ID: 130
What Exactly is Round Dancing? by Jo Pringle and Mike Pringle: A three part series about the origin and structure of Round Dancing. (reprint from Canadian Dancers News)
ID: 137
World-Wide Dance Rhythms by Chris & Terri Cantrell: Did you wonder where dance rhythms originated?
ID: 105