Madison English Country Dancers
Madison English Country Dancers
We are a social dance group seeking to share with others the joy of English Country dancing. Come dance with us! Partners are not required. All dances are taught and called in a supportive environment. Bring a clean pair of comfortable shoes for dancing. Casual attire is perfectly fine. Beginners and visitors are always welcome.
Come Dance with Us
Come Dance with Us
Where: Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, 504 S. Brearly St., Madison, WI 53703
When: First, third, and fifth Mondays from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Cost: $5.00 suggested donation, $3.00 students
Contact information: madisonenglishcountrydancers@gmail.com
ECD Video 1 Nov 24.MOVHere we are dancing to "Belgia Retrieved", a dance from 1710. Live music provided by "Rare Privilege" (Amy McFarland, piano and Maria Terres, violin) and calling by Mady Newfield from Chicago.
Here we are dancing to "Belgia Retrieved", a dance from 1710. Live music provided by "Rare Privilege" (Amy McFarland, piano and Maria Terres, violin) and calling by Mady Newfield from Chicago.
ECD Video 2 Nov 2024.MOVAnother great dance at the same live music event was "Barnestorming" by Bruce Rosen - the tune is a minuet by J.S. Bach.
Another great dance at the same live music event was "Barnestorming" by Bruce Rosen - the tune is a minuet by J.S. Bach.
Well Done JackOne more video to share from our wonderful live music event with Mady, Amy, and Maria. We are dancing to "Well Done Jack", a dance by Nathaniel Kynaston from 1718.
One more video to share from our wonderful live music event with Mady, Amy, and Maria. We are dancing to "Well Done Jack", a dance by Nathaniel Kynaston from 1718.
"Hands across"
"Hands across"
"Two hand turn"
"Two hand turn"
2024_09_02 Madison English Country Dance 2K UB.movThe Madison English Country Dancers performing the dance "Alice" at the "Shifting Gears" Dance Collective event at Brittingham Park, September, 2024.
The Madison English Country Dancers performing the dance "Alice" at the "Shifting Gears" Dance Collective event at Brittingham Park, September, 2024.