sequence dancing - sequence dance for all

Coming Soon - to a computer near you!

Up till now this website has been produced using information researched for our own interests and knowledge needs. Now it's time to add pages that YOU want. If there's anything connected to sequence dancing you'd like to know more about, then if you like to ask, we can research this and add it to the sections already here for all to reference, building the sequencedance-online.co.uk into a valuable resource for all sequence dancers in the UK and further afield. Simply send us an e-mail and we'll try to find out whatever it is you want to know, adding pages as we go!

• Home Page

• Start Here

• Learning the Dances

• Sequence Dance Clubs

  • Scotland (43)

  • Wales (25)

  • England (171)

  • UK Offshore (9)

  • Overseas (23)

• Diary Dates 2009

  • Diary 2008

  • Diary 2007

• Dancing Holidays

  • UK Venues

  • Abroad

• SDO Open Forum

• MSD Forum

• Sequence Dance Links

• Coming Soon to SDO

• Contact or e-Mail

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Work In Progress

Currently there are a couple of projects in the pipeline, one longer term because of the complexity, one shorter term and likely to be online within a few weeks from (March 2009). The longer term project is a searchable online database of scripts information - that's the dances, when invented, inventors and any other available information such as music used originally, suggestions for other info that might be useful would be welcomed.

The shorter term project is basic information and an overview of the history and known origins of the various dances (Quickstep thru Ballroom style into Latin, and also Old Tyme and Classical). This includes tempi, time signatures and also how strict tempo sequence is usually constructed, intended to be of help, for example, to anyone coming into Sequence Dancing and wanting to know how to select music suitable for Strict Tempo Sequence Dancing. If you have any questions or suggestions about Material that should be added to this, please e-mail!