New podcast series on folk tunes and Englishness
As I’m slightly obsessed with fiddlers’ tune books, ever since I found that this is where I should have been looking all the time for all the gaps in my…
Music, dance, IT, trivia. Not necessarily in that order.
As I’m slightly obsessed with fiddlers’ tune books, ever since I found that this is where I should have been looking all the time for all the gaps in my…
Nicely timed for International Women’s Day, I have become completely obsessed by a single work by a composer I had never heard of until the other day: Poldowski (1879-1932), the…
If you like books, you'll love Zotero. And it's free. Here's a post about how I like using it most.
For those long, slow, school-y tendus for which no music seems suitable, here's some suitable music.
What is a coda in ballet? Here are 10 pages of codas, and links to seven famous ballet codas you have to know.
The Library of Dance is an enormous collection of historical dance sources, including hundreds of vintage dance manuals that include tunes.