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| French name for English country dance. |
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Diana Dover, who helps Bendavid with his classes and bookings, said the popularity of recent TV shows such as ``Dancing With the Stars'' and ``So You Think You Can Dance'' has spilled over into country dancing. Danish folk schools and then English Country Dancing in particular, led the American folk revival--the latter as part of an Anglo-American 'native' tradition. I also love country dancing," adds Krueger, who picks up the beat of country music by feeling the vibrations of the sound system through the floorboards, "but nobody would ask me to dance, so I had to be aggressive. |
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