Cecil James Sharp Bücher

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This book is a collection of Morris dances, a traditional English folk dance. The dances were collected by Cecil Sharp and other collectors from various sources and are presented with detailed descriptions and illustrations. A valuable resource for folklorists, dancers, and anyone interested in traditional English folk culture.

Originally published in 1911, this book provides a detailed account of the sword-dances of northern England. The book includes descriptions of the dances, their history, and the cultural significance of the tradition. Sharp's work is a valuable resource for folklorists, historians, and anyone interested in the cultural traditions of northern England.