Captivating Christmas Carol Dance Sir Roger De Coverley Tutorial
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Have fun learning how to dance the Sir Roger De Coverley English country dance featured in Charles Dickens Christmas Carol! This English County Dance is a classic and must learn for and lover of Victorian traditions and holiday festivities. Follow along and step into the 1800's Fezziwig’s ball with this fun and easy how to #video.
Great beginners dance mixers, civil war balls, and #victorian events. Historically accurate #princess #dance Charles #Dickens #christmas Carol #Fezziwig's Sir Roger De Coverley country dance #howto . Fun history at the end. #sirrogerdecoverley #verginiareel
Chapters
00:00 Sir Roger De Coverley Dance Demonstration.
01:57 Introduction.
02:27 Step 1 opposing couples' advance.
03:40 Step 2 head couples' lace.
03:40 Step 3 promenade and cast off.
05:47 History of Sir Roger De Coverley.
07:31 Link to Verginia Reel.
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thank you so much for these, any dances that were pouluar during the 1830s in America!
@AdventuresInDanceLittleton
2 жыл бұрын
This same dance was done in America and was re-named the Verginia reel. Check out the Queen's Waltz, as well as the Gallop.
I would love to hold annual balls or more should they catch on in my area. I read A Christmas Carol every year to the family.
@AdventuresInDanceLittleton
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That's a great idea!
🕺🎧👍🏽😍
@AdventuresInDanceLittleton
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
Savez-vous où trouver la version de ce morceau faite par Disney ?
@AdventuresInDanceLittleton
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I'm not sure which versions Disney used.
@stormtrooperbabe2509
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I’ve been trying to find out the same thing for years…. The name of the Song from Mickey’s Christmas Carol at Fezzywigs. Please post if you find it
@AdventuresInDanceLittleton
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@@stormtrooperbabe2509 I do not know what it is but it is very similar to the song Sir Rogers de Coverly.