Wednesday 7th June 2023 – Xim
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Mazurka
Wednesday 1st February 2023 – Club Night
Quentin taught Lo Cruzado and La Montagnarde, and Roger taught a Circle Mazuka. The Pied à Terre musicians played a wonderful variety of sets.
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Wednesday 2nd November 2022 – Kerry Fletcher
Another warm ‘welcome back’ to Kerry Fletcher, who has brought her enthusiastic and engaging dance teaching to Pied à Terre many times over the years. She taught a schottische variation, a circle progressive mazurka, Lo Cruzado and the five time waltz with music from our muscians.
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Wednesday 2nd January 2020 – Trois Pas d’Ici
We were pleased to welcome Trois Pas d’Ici a great new trio of three young women from France for their first gig in England. They play wonderful traditional music from Poitou in the south, as well as the Auvergne and Sweden. With two driving fiddles and diatonic accordion, they produce some great music for dances
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Wednesday 2nd November 2016 – Club Night
Roger reminded us of the En Avant-quatre du Tregor, which Dave Shepherd taught last month and Quentin showed some basics for the mazurka.
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Wednesday 2nd March 2016 – Kerry Fletcher
It would be hard to find a more enthusiastic or competent teacher than Kerry Fletcher. We were pleased to welcome her back to teach us the schottische with dance etiquette tips, la redova and the bunch of cherries mazurka. The evening was rounded off with Ravi of Solska (see below) playing in the middle of the
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May Bal 2006
The recent 10th Anniversary celebrations began with a Petit Bal on Friday evening. The club musicians, including long-standing and new members, started the proceedings with an hour-long set of tunes for over a dozen different French dances. Later, Norwich based Thievin’ Crows played their first official Bal and went down a storm. The band, most of who