The Flowing Tide by Pat Murphy

The Flowing Tide by Pat Murphy

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Shows a selection of set dances, including some danced in the US and Canada, to complement the previous volume "Toss the Feathers." It includes dances that have been revived since the publication of this previous volume, among them old traditional sets and some associated with competition dancing.

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The Flowing Tide by Pat Murphy

This work provides a selection of set dances, including some danced in the US and Canada, to complement the previous volume "Toss the Feathers." It includes dances that have been revived since the publication of this previous volume, among them old traditional sets and some more associated with competition set dancing, such as the "Ballyroan Half Set," the "Drumgarriff Half Set" and the "Kildownet Half Set." There are also two waltz sets and two sets from Canada, one from Cape Breton and the other from Prince Edward Island. The sets are laid out in conventional set terminology and can be easily followed by teachers, pupils and anyone who has an acquaintance with the art of set dancing.
Pat Murphy is the Nebula, Philip K. Dick, and World Fantasy award-winning author of fiction, including The Falling Woman; Points of Departure; The City, Not Long After; Wild Girls; and The Shadow Hunter. She has taught writing and science fiction at Stanford University, the University of California at Santa Cruz and at the Clarion Speculative Fiction Workshop. Murphy is currently an editor at Klutz, a publisher whose motto is ?Create wonderful things, be good, have fun. She is a black belt in Kenpo Karate and her favorite color is ultraviolet.
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ISBN 13 9781856353083
ISBN 10 1856353087
Title The Flowing Tide
Author Pat Murphy
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher The Mercier Press Ltd
Year published 2000-01-01
Number of pages 192
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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