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This document provides background, complete notation, pictures and music for the Abram Circle dance. The dance originates from the North West but has a different structure from most North West dances.
Author: Chas Marshall et al
Publication date: 1985
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The “Abram Circle Dance” document published by the Morris Federation in 1985 provides an in-depth look at the traditional dance from Abram, a town near Wigan. This dance, distinct from other North West Morris dances, includes unique costumes and a special seven-part tune. The publication details steps, arm movements, and variations like “Double Circle,” “Back to Back,” and “Small Circles,” with historical notes and practice hints. It also covers a variant developed by England’s Glory, highlighting the evolution and enduring heritage of the Abram Circle Dance.
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Chas Marshall et al.
Abram Circle Dance,
Morris Federation,
1985
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The “Abram Circle Dance” document published by the Morris Federation in 1985 provides an in-depth look at the traditional dance from Abram, a town near Wigan. This dance, distinct from other North West Morris dances, includes unique costumes and a special seven-part tune. The publication details steps, arm movements, and variations like “Double Circle,” “Back to Back,” and “Small Circles,” with historical notes and practice hints. It also covers a variant developed by England’s Glory, highlighting the evolution and enduring heritage of the Abram Circle Dance.
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