About this issue of "Morris Matters"

Summary: Vol. 14 Issue 2

Published: July 1995

Table of contents

  • Morris from Scratch by Sue Goodchild, Vicki Shakeshaft and Dave Barrow 2
  • Forty -Something Morris by Roy Dommett 5
  • “Being the Ramblings .. ” (performance hints) by Paul Hurst 7
  • More Honoured in the Breach than in the Observance (Plough Monday documentation) by George Frampton 9
  • Marlboro Morris Ale 1995 reviewed by Jill Griffiths 11
  • “To see ourselves as others see us’ by Simon Pipe  13
  • Garland Dances by Roy Dommett
  • Letters – a reply on the subject of musicians

 

Editorial

This issue holds several thoughts about “policy” – ideas for forming a morris team and once established, keeping that team going against other attractions and life changes, performing at events and how to make yourselves popular with organisers! As usual, I should add that the views expressed in articles herein do not necessarily reflect those of the editor.

I must be one of many who have noted that sadly this was the year of the obituary in the morris world (Rev Loveless and Lionel Bacon being the notable ones) – but on the bright side this was the year that in the UK. instead of losing May Day morris we got two doses – some celebrated on May 1st as usual and others held events on the public holiday for VE. Day, May 8th. It was the first year I had attended the Jack in the Green festival at Hastings and the start of the Procession was something I shan’t forget. All those drums! The occupant of the Green Man must have been very very hot, as well as deafened. I’d love to know what visiting tourists made of it all – it would have seemed such a wonderful traditional event ( and yet we all know it’s quite recent I)

Citation

#Editor: Beth Neill
#Citation: Morris Matters, 14(2),

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