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Luath Press Ltd Paperback English

Heel for Heel

The story of Scottish dance

By Cindy Gray

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Luath Press Ltd Paperback English

Heel for Heel

The story of Scottish dance

By Cindy Gray

Regular price £20.00 £16.00 Save 20%
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  • Why do millions of people around the world love Scottish dancing?What makes it so special?Heel for Heel is a joyful celebration of all the genres from the centuries-old Highland Dancing to the evolving reels, Scottish Country Dancing, ceilidhs and Step Dance that spread throughout Scotland and beyond. The story mirrors the delight of the guests at ‘Mairi’s Wedding’ going ‘heel for heel’, whether in a boisterous jig or a graceful Strathspey. Cindy Gray, a keen dancer herself, invites you to discover the universal appeal of Scottish dance. She tells the story of Scottish dance through the stories of fellow enthusiasts including Scots at exuberant ceilidhs, Samburu tribesmen learning a giddy ‘Eightsome Reel’, Canadian children immaculately dressed for ‘The Sword Dance’ and reelers at glittering balls in Venice, Oman and India. Her amusing anecdotes and illuminating reflections are enhanced by vibrant photographs. This book is a MUST for anyone who enjoys Scottish dancing – or who fancies they might – and for everyone drawn to stepping out gaily, ‘heel for heel and toe for toe’!
Why do millions of people around the world love Scottish dancing?What makes it so special?Heel for Heel is a joyful celebration of all the genres from the centuries-old Highland Dancing to the evolving reels, Scottish Country Dancing, ceilidhs and Step Dance that spread throughout Scotland and beyond. The story mirrors the delight of the guests at ‘Mairi’s Wedding’ going ‘heel for heel’, whether in a boisterous jig or a graceful Strathspey. Cindy Gray, a keen dancer herself, invites you to discover the universal appeal of Scottish dance. She tells the story of Scottish dance through the stories of fellow enthusiasts including Scots at exuberant ceilidhs, Samburu tribesmen learning a giddy ‘Eightsome Reel’, Canadian children immaculately dressed for ‘The Sword Dance’ and reelers at glittering balls in Venice, Oman and India. Her amusing anecdotes and illuminating reflections are enhanced by vibrant photographs. This book is a MUST for anyone who enjoys Scottish dancing – or who fancies they might – and for everyone drawn to stepping out gaily, ‘heel for heel and toe for toe’!