About this issue of "Rattle Up My Boys"

Summary: Series 10 Issue 3

Published: Autumn 2001

Editor: Trevor Stone

Featured in this issue:

  • A Tribute to Renaat Van Craenenbroeck (p1-5)
  • Recollections (p5)
  • Thoughts on teaching sword dancing (p5)
  • Rapper vs. Longsword (p6)
  • Massed Longsword (p6)
  • Performing dances of extant traditional teams (p6)
  • Japanese sword dancing (p7)
  • An aid to teach Longsword dances (p7)
  • Beverley and Holmfirth Folk Festivals (p8)
  • Sword Spectacular shelved (p8)

Summary

This issue features a tribute to Renaat Van Craenenbroeck, highlighting his significant contributions to sword dancing and folk traditions. The issue includes various recollections from those who knew him and reflects on his extensive research and participation in sword dance events across Europe. Additionally, it discusses the history and techniques of traditional sword dances, the importance of proper teaching methods, and the debate over the merits of different sword dance styles. Featured articles also explore international connections in sword dancing and the impact of cultural exchanges.

Featured sides

Barnsley Longsword; Kirkburton Rapier Dancers; Grenoside Traditional Sword Dancers; Lange Wapper; In De Kring; Kumpanija; Tatarata; Bishop’s Stortford Sword Dance Team.

Featured events

Beverley and East Riding Folk Festival; Holmfirth Folk Festival; Sword Spectacular; Llangollen Eistedford; Scarborough festival; ICTM Symposium; Lastovo Carnival; Festival of Sword Dances in Korcula; Vela Luka sword dance festival.

Citation

#Editor: Trevor Stone
#Citation: Rattle Up My Boys (RUMB), 10(3),

#rattleupmyboys #rattleupmyboys_s10.3

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