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  1. Continuous lineage of tradition within their village or town: Abingdon (their, morris , team was kept going by the Lemmings Family),Hampton, Headington Quarry, and
  2. Commonly thought of as a mainly English activity, although there are around 150,Morris, sides (or teams) in the United States. British expatriates form a larger part
  3. Championship” where one dance troupe is crowned the champions. This type of, morris , is also found in the north of Wales, where there are many
  4. Share the element of trying to be the first to get n-in-a-row: three men's, morris , nine men's Morris, pente, gomoku, Qubic, Connect Four, Quarto,Goblet.
  5. Bells, and are still mainly based in the Northwest of England. This type of, morris , has been around since the 1940s and is also referred to as Carnival or“ fluffy
  6. Of trying to be the first to get n-in-a-row: three men's Morris, nine men's, morris , Pete, gomoku, Qubic, Connect Four, Quarto,Goblet. Generalizing the original
  7. This dancer is called the hobby. A tradition in Cotswold, morris , is a collection of dances that come from a particular area, and have something
  8. Will refer to the world of Morris dancing as a whole as the Morris. A, morris , troupe is usually referred to as a side or a team. The two terms are
  9. Term" Border Morris" was first used by E. C. Caste in a 1963 article on the, morris , dance traditions of Hereford shire, Shropshire,and Worcestershire – counties
  10. The Telegraph carried a report on 5 January 2009,predicting the demise of, morris , dancing within 20 years, due to the lack of young people willing to take part.
  11. To the accompaniment of a brass ensemble. They are one of the few North West, morris , groups that still black up their faces. It is said that the dance found its way
  12. At a friend's house in Heading ton, near Oxford, when the Heading ton Quarry, morris , side arrived to perform. Sharp was intrigued by the music and collected several
  13. In England Before the English Civil War, the working peasantry took part in, morris , dances,especially at Whit sun. In 1600 the Shakespearean actor William Tempe
  14. Often heated debate over the propriety and even legitimacy of women dancing the, morris , even though there is evidence as far back as the 16th century that there were
  15. Dance and have roles irrespective of gender. Evolution The continuance of the, morris , is as much in the hands of independent groups of enthusiasts as it is in the
  16. Many participants will refer to the world of Morris dancing as a whole as the, morris , A Morris troupe is usually referred to as a side or a team. The two terms are
  17. A side or a team. The two terms are interchangeable. Despite the terminology, morris , dancing is hardly ever competitive. A set (which can also be referred to as a
  18. Dances, especially at Whit sun. In 1600 the Shakespearean actor William Tempe, morris , danced from London to Norwich, an event chronicled in his Nine Dates Wonder (
  19. And inside the set. Summing The English mummers play occasionally involves, morris , or sword dances either incorporated as part of the play or performed at the
  20. Magazine noted the rising influence of neopaganism within the modern, morris , tradition. The article featured the views of neopagan sides Wolf's Head and
  21. Or traditions within each style named after their region of origin. *Cotswold, morris , : dances from an area mostly in Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire; an established
  22. The year is recorded, the most common dancing occasion was Boxing Day. Border, morris , performance persisted into the early twentieth century before it died out. Many
  23. By Morris dancers. At 7:15 p. m. on 1 May each year, the Kettle Bridge Clogs, morris , dancing side dance across Farming Bridge (otherwise known as the Kettle Bridge
  24. Festival was revived in 1976 and continues to lead an annual procession of, morris , dancers through the town on the May Public holiday. A separate revival occurred
  25. Morris On the Road, and Mother of all Morris. Terminology Like many activities, morris , dancing has a range of words and phrases that it uses in special ways. Many
  26. Or teams) in the United States. British expatriates form a larger part of the, morris , tradition in Australia, Canada,New Zealand and Hong Kong. There are isolated
  27. S tunes in their repertoire today. Sword dancing Usually regarded as a type of, morris , although many of the performers themselves consider it as a traditional dance
  28. Is a number of dancers in a particular arrangement for a dance. Most Cotswold, morris , dances are danced in a rectangular set of six dancers, and most Northwest
  29. Which can run over a whole weekend) are an opportunity for large numbers of, morris , dancers and musicians from across the country to come together in massed
  30. Though there is evidence as far back as the 16th century that there were female, morris , dancers. There are now male, female and mixed sides to be found. Partly because
  31. Spans the River Midway near Maidstone, to mark the official start of their, morris , dancing season. The Mayday run involves thousands of motorbikes taking a trip
  32. The English Midlands and East Anglia. Cotswold Lionel Bacon records Cotswold, morris , traditions from these villages: Abingdon, Adderbury, Ascot-under-Wychwood
  33. And Mary Neal. Boxing Day 1899 is widely regarded as the starting point for the, morris , revival. Cecil Sharp was visiting at a friend's house in Heading ton, near
  34. Such as cheerleaders and Irish dancers. However, they refer to themselves as “, morris , dancers ”, wear bells, and are still mainly based in the Northwest of England.
  35. From East Kent, and the Abbots Bradley Horn Dance. Another expression of the, morris , tradition is Vessel Cupping. This was practiced in the East Riding of Yorkshire
  36. To 1448,mention the Morris dance are open to dispute. There is no mention of ", morris ," dancing earlier than the late 15th century, although early records such as
  37. With handkerchiefs or sticks to accompany the hand movements. *North West, morris , : more military in style and often processional. *Border Morris from the
  38. That it uses in special ways. Many participants will refer to the world of, morris , dancing as a whole as the Morris. A Morris troupe is usually referred to as a
  39. Bedlams were founded in 1975; both became pioneers of a resurgence of Border, morris , among revival sides in the following decades. The Leominster Morris, were
  40. Swords in the" Mores ca ". The similarity to what became known as the English ", morris ," is surmised. Although the Great London Chronicle records spangled Spanish
  41. Figures and style. In England, an ale is a private party where a number of, morris , sides get together and perform dances for their own enjoyment rather than for
  42. Which is Cotswold-like despite that city's distance from the Cotswold, morris , area; the authenticity of this tradition has been questioned. In 2006 a small
  43. Straight hey, are found in the traditional dances and display dances such as, morris , ECD's origins rest among the gentry, first at court, then spreading to
  44. Night's Dream, Titania laments that it is no longer played:" The nine men's, morris , is filled up with mud" ( A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act II, Scene I). Some
  45. Two of them danceable. Other dances listed by Bacon include Border, morris , dances from Brim field, Bromsberrow Heath, Evesham, Leominster,Much Wedlock
  46. Traditions, or have created their own styles from the basic building blocks of, morris , stepping and figures. Several English folklorists were responsible for
  47. On the floor. Claims that English records, dating back to 1448,mention the, morris , dance are open to dispute. There is no mention of" Morris" dancing earlier
  48. Has been around since the 1940s and is also referred to as Carnival or“ fluffy, morris ,” dancing. They take part in many competitions during the year and
  49. Morris' dancers were often employed at such events. Modern dance The" soul" of, morris , dancing exists within many individual groups, which are for the most part
  50. Their distinct identities. Styles Today, there are six predominant styles of, morris , dancing,and different dances or traditions within each style named after their

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