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we first started dancing lindyhop together in 1999 and in 2002 our teaching began with the intermediate classes for a club near cambridge. our own classes commenced in 2006, starting from scratch in a new area where there had previously been no swing dance classes, teaching further north than formerly to encourage new people into the "swing scene". we have been fortunate enough to also be asked to guest teach at a host of other local clubs & events in the east anglian region, including "swing's the thing" for 3 years based in leicester, working with our friend geof connelly of northampton swing dance society, "when jive met swing" for 2 years, working with jiveswing.com. we have also been invited to cover some of the local teachers during their holidays. we have also taught for "rock the block" in norfolk, for "south west lindy hoppers", based in devon, "djam" festival in durham, "jumpin at the woodside 2" in gloucester, "brighton lindy hop festival" & "hullzapoppin" to name just a few. we have also performed and taught fun classes at the twinwood festival at raf twinwood since it's debut. we have been lucky enough to perform for the twinwood festival every year from its debut (now its 17th year), the last 12 years as our own venture, rug-cutters lindyhop, always choreographing our own routines. for the last 10 years we have been very fortunate to be able to run and co-ordinate the dance marquee at thetwinwood festival (since 2008), as well as workshops in the hangar/tin hat for the last 8 years. we have previously danced for the american ambassador on his visit to bletchley park, won two small local dance competitions in lindy hop as well as performing at countless dance weekends and 40's events, corporate events, birthday parties, charity events, film and tv work and more. we love the dance so much we want everybody to learn - hence why we started teaching! from teaching primary school groups right up to pensioners we are happy to help everybody find their dance feet and "swing dance" to their heart's content. our future plans are: to encourage newcomers of all ages to swing dancing, help boost the ability of more experienced dancers ranging from beginner to advanced levels, encourage dancers of other styles to try out more dance styles, boost the local swing dance scene to help to improve the general uk swing dance scene as a whole. welcome to club the club our dance club was established in the huntingdon and peterborough areas in 2006 for people wanting dance classes to learn the original lindy hop / jitterbug / jive. come along and learn to swing dance to music from the 1930's to current style swing and big bands found at many hangar dances, parties and music clubs. set up by paul and fae we encourage people of all ages to try out and have fun learning dances of the 1930's/1940's era. informal classes in a friendly atmosphere mean a great evening out where you can meet friends; have a laugh and gain some exercise all at the same time! we aim to have all visitors to our club dancing within their first hour of attending classes and being able to progress at their own rate. no partner is required, as we normally rotate the class to improve lead and follow (which also adds to the social element too). what is lindy hop? one of the hottest dances on the scene! as seen in the final of the bbc’s “strictly come dancing” 2009,“strictly dance fever” in 2005/2006, performed in “strictly come dancing” in 2008, danced at hangar dances across the country, the lindy hop is the original fun and heart pumping form of jive, danced to lively music ranging from 1920’s big bands to current top action swing bands. the earliest form of swing / jive / rock ‘n’ roll, it includes an eclectic mixture of simple and flashy moves, many based on the dances of the roaring 20’s, with an injection of new steps and styling from its resurgence in london, new york and sweden in the 1980’s. it has not only swept the nation, but is now also danced all over the world by nationalities caught by the bug of this fun and crazy dance. so, if you love those hip and swinging jazz tunes, this is the dance to do. what we can offer as well as our regular classes (see classes section), we have our own authentic period clothing from the 1930’s, 1940’s and 1950’s so we can offer our services for re-enactment events, films & tv, schools & more! we can provide performance demonstrations for your event: for example, it may be a corporate event, wedding, birthday, 40's event, music video, or whatever you would like, to add a special "swing" to the event. we can even teach a fun class to have your guests dancing within 30 minutes! workshops & private lessons can easily be accommodated too (even in your area!). collegiate shag we also teach “collegiate shag” classes! every thursday at st neots (see our classes section), the only regular collegiate classes in east anglia at present! collegiate shag is another fun and enlivening dance style of the 1920/1930’s era (perhaps overshadowed by the famous “charleston”); often then known as the "fleahop" it is danced to medium to up-tempo music ranging from traditional dixieland style jazz to swinging bands. the shag was popular in the late 1920's and supposedly pre-dates the lindy hop with the collage students. it was primarily danced to fast ragtime - jazz type music. there were many intercollegiate dance contests held in nyc in the 1920s-1930's which held a "collegiate shag division". we have been teaching and dancing the collegiate shag since around 2003. the club what is lindy hop? what we can offer collegiate shag < > the origins of the lindy hop originating in harlem in the late 1920s, the lindy hop developed out of four previously popular social dances: the charleston, the collegiate, the breakaway, and, according to dance historian marshall stearns, the texas tommy. certain elements of the lindy can be traced back to african and early african-american dance forms. danced in couples with the man traditionally leading, the lindy incorporates steps danced in an unset order as well as improvisational dancing. as the lindy became popular in the late 1930s, dance schools created a simplified six-count basic lindy. as a performance art, the lindy may involve choreographed routines, and acrobatic airsteps. most sources agree that the name lindy hop became attached to the dance shortly after charles lindbergh completed the first solo transatlantic flight on 20 may 1927. ’shorty george’ snowden, a much-admired dancer at the time, is credited with naming the lindy hop when, shortly after the momentous event, he was asked by reporters at a manhattan casino dance marathon what dance he was doing. perhaps snowden was influenced by such headlines as "lindy hops the atlantic". frankie manning created the first lindy airstep and synchronized ensemble lindy routines. earlier he had developed the style of dancing more horizontally to the floor in order to create a wilder, abandoned effect. the famed savoy ballroom in harlem was the center of the universe for lindy hoppers. encouraged by herbert ’whitey’ white, a savoy bouncer, manning and a new generation of enthusiastic young dancers continued to expand the vocabulary of floor steps as well as airsteps. this feverishly creative period was often stoked by a friendly competitiveness among the dancers for prizes awarded at weekly dance contests held at the savoy, the apollo theatre, and at the annual harvest moon ball competition in madison square garden that began in 1935. impromptu performances for appreciative, often tipping, savoy patrons also inspired the dancers. in the mid-1930s, as the swing music of count basie, benny goodman, duke ellington, jimmie lunceford, and others was embraced by the nation, the lindy hop became the rage among the younger set. from the latter half of this decade onward, the lindy hop was commonly known as the jitterbug. this enormously popular social dance, as practiced by the masses, might have lacked the acrobatic airsteps of performance lindy but not its enthusiasm or energy. the ambassador of lindy hop whitey began organizing professional dance troupes in 1936. appearing under various names, but most often as whitey's lindy hoppers, his groups toured the globe until world war ii; they performed in nightclubs, theaters, revues, on broadway (hot mikado, 1939; swingin' the dream, 1939), at the 1939 world's fair hall of music, in a soundie (a brief film shown in jukeboxes to accompany the record) with the duke ellington orchestra (hot chocolates, 1941), and in several films, including a day at the races (1937), hellzapoppin' (1941), sugar hill masquerade (1942) and killer diller (1948). these exceptionally talented dancers were known for their frenetic ensemble routines, uniquely expressive solos, and breathtakingly daring airsteps. manning, recruited by whitey as a dancer, soon became his chief choreographer as the young man's choreographic and leadership talents became apparent. among the many notable dancers in the troupe were norma miller, willamae ricker, leon james, and al minns. the term swing dance became associated with the lindy as swing music came into vogue. after the war, swing dancing slowly declined in popularity as other social dances, particularly non-touch dance types (the twist was a huge cause of the decline of partnered dancing), came into favour and big bands became too expensive to run and hire. a revival of swing dance took place in the mid-1980s in amercia, sweden and london, and the revival has continued. films containing lindyhop after seben – 1929 short featuring shorty george snowden day at the races – marx brothers hellzapoppin’ – shows whitey’s lindyhoppers at their best choreographed by frankie manning and dean collins & martha raye dancing to ’watch the birdie’ manhattan merry-go-round – musical review with cab calloway, louis prima radio city revels - 1938 big apple (jittering jitterbugs) – 1937 short from keep punchin’ hot chocolates (cottontail) – 1942 soundie killer diller – 1948 featuring the congaroo dancers malcolm x – 1992 [airsteps are shown in this film as being done on the dance floor but in reality they were only used in competitions and demos] of course on today's dance floors (as in the 1920s,30s & 40s), the accent is on social lindyhop, aerials are saved for demo or performance and competitions. many dance movies and clips to show and demonstrate lindy hop on our video page. 1 2 3 4 home about classes photo & video breaking news contact menu fthe taken from cab calloway’s original 1930s “hepster’s dictionary”: rug cutter: a very good dancer, an active jitterbug. jitterbug: a swing music fan "it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing" duke ellington about us: paul & fae every tuesday hemingford abbots village hall high street hemingford abbots cambs. pe28 9ah evening details absolute beginners class starting at 7.30pm freestyle/practice for around 15minutes core moves class (approx 15-20 mins) improver/intermediates starting at 9.30pm-ish further practice until end of evening at 10.30pm feel free to "drop-in" we deliberately don't run our classes as a course, but are working hard to run as a "drop in" class so anyone can join in at any point. starting with absolute beginners cost of evening £6.00 any changes to classes can be found in our breaking news class update section: click here every monday (except bank holidays) christie hall, wansford (nr peterborough). pe8 6js at this venue since 23rd june 2008. evening details absolute beginners class starting at 7.30pm freestyle/practice for around 15minutes core moves class (approx 15-20 mins) improver/intermediates starting at 9.30pm-ish further practice until end of evening at 10.30pm feel free to "drop-in" starting with absolute beginners cost of evening £6.00 all are inclusive of freestyle time fun classes, great to keep fit too! friendly atmosphere plenty of free parking no partner necessary! (we rotate people during the class) please tell your friends/families ​ any changes to classes can be found in our breaking news class update section: click here every thursday conservative club, 12 new street, st neots, cambs pe19 1ae evening details absolute beginners lindy hop class starting at 7.30pm freestyle/practice for around 15-30 minutes improver class c8.50pm improver/intermediate (second class) starting at 9.30pm-ish feel free to "drop-in" starting with absolute beginners cost of evening £6.00 all are inclusive of freestyle time fun classes, great to keep fit too! friendly atmosphere plenty of free parking no partner necessary! (we rotate people during the class) please tell your friends/families ​ any changes to classes can be found in our breaking news class update section: click here huntingdon area peterborough area st neots groove lounge monthly freestyle social dance run by us, please come and join us at buckden village hall (pe19 5uy) on the dates below: the dates for 2018 are as follows: june 1st june 29th july 27th august 31st september 28th october 19th november 30th december 21st december 31st nye special weekly classes christie hall, wansford (mondays) christie hall, wansford inside (mondays) hemingford abbots village hall (tuesdays) conservative club st neots (thursdays) conservative club bower room (thursdays) 4 - 5 < > what to wear: dress casually - something that you will not get too hot in! you may want to bring a towel, perhaps change of top & deodorant etc footwear: ideally, dance shoes, but otherwise just comfortable footwear (stiletto shoes are not practical-especially for men!) it is always a good idea to bring another pair of shoes to the pair you arrive wearing, as many venues do not like "outdoor" shoes as they tend to mess up the dance floor surface. advice if you are unsure what category you fall under, please contact us for advice, or where we can see you dance so we can give you a rapid response (dance with us & we can tell you in about a minute!) if you (or friend / relative) would like to join our classes, please drop-in anytime. our definition of experience absolute beginner: self explanatory - no experience beginner: have tried before with a little knowledge of some basic steps i.e.. kick step or triple step & charleston steps. improver: know basic 6 and 8 count triple step, some basic charleston moves i.e side by side or reverse charleston 1 term to 2 years' experience intermediate: full knowledge of lindy turn, swing-out, circle & charleston variations with a minimum of 2 years' experience of these. intermediate -plus/intermediate advanced: know many variations on lindy turn,swing-out, circle & charleston moves, able to dance at a large range of tempo's with several years' experience. advanced: able to take many footwork variations, big routines, technical elements, be aware of tension, compression, centering, frame etc with many years' experience. please note that this is a guide only & is not intended to offend! photo & video some vintage videos, some of our performances & photos (some kindly supplied) x ‹ › links classes music & bands clothing/shoes event listings swing dance club links classes in/near: cambridge: cambridge lindyhoppers northampton: northampton swing dance society royston: get in the swing bedford: swingsters gloucester: gloster jive & swing dance watford, chelmsford & more: jiveswing leicester: leicester lindyhop hatfield: savoy hop nottingham: happy feet nottingham/sneinton: notts lindy market harborough: midlands dancing exeter: south west lindy lowestoft: jivebunnies london: lsds cheltenham/birmingham: jazzjiveswing hastings: cinque ports coming soon...... canama dance shoes: canama dance supplies coming soon...... dj "pinball" paul available for your 40s event or swing dance event. specialising in swing music from the 1920s to modern bands, running our own monthly event the groove lounge is a sample of the kind of thing i can offer. please contact me with any enquiries. paul has been djing swing music since around 2003 and has been a guest dj at many international swing dance camps across the uk including all of the list of "some of our client" and more. twinwood marquee classes with paul & fae paul & tracey twinwood performance 2013 kimbolton country fair paul & christine twinwood arena 2012 twinwood festival arena performance 2012 paul & christine, charlie & jayne 40s event paul & christine twinwood arena performance 2012 paul & fae paul & fae teaching at twinwood dance marquee < > 9 - 9 video photos some of our clients breaking news please click on the links below for the relevant news items updated on: 1st march 2018 welcome to our new website, please do drop in regularly for all updates. our events, workshops or where we are going to..... updated on: 1st march 2018 class updates /changes any updates will be relevant from the date above. queries [email protected] call us 07513 996683 contact classes, workshops, private functions, corporate events, wedding dance training, film and video work and more: enquiries can be made to the above contacts, or fill in the form below. for updates on classes, workshops & events, please join our mailing list. * indicates required email address * first name * last name * enter name enter email submitting form... the server encountered an error. form received, many thanks. reply will be in due course. submit enter your message '); '); ');

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