How to book
Follow my tips for 'planning a ceilidh' then decide on what type of feel or 'flavour' you want from your dance. You may have something very specific in mind or you could choose from the following 3 themes:-
- Traditional English ceilidh
- traditional English/Folk tunes played on a whole range of instuments
from the traditional piano accordion to saxophone and electric guitar!
Dances are all either traditional, modern or adaptations and are fun, lively, easy dances for novices.
Think more 'Jig at Glastonbury' than Country Dancing in the playground. Its teeshirts and trainers, fun not footwork.
- Scottish
ceilidh (great for Burn's night and Hogmanay) - Scottish and Irish
tunes played on traditional accoustic instruments, with the odd pipe or
whistle thrown in!
Traditional Scottish dances that have stood the test of time. All fun, easy dances for novices.
Think 'Bagpipes on speed' - Billy Connolly tee-shirts rather than tartan kilts and socks (though wear them if you have them!). Flashdance more than Riverdance.
- American Hoe-down - plenty of fiddle and guitar here. Fast paced music that keeps your feet moving through the sawdust!
A mix of fun, easy and lively dances suitable for all.
Think plaid shirts and stetsons. Cotton-eye Joe is in town.
Once you have decided on your theme:-
- Ring or email me - details are on my 'Contact me' page
- I will either be able to give you an instant confirmation then or will get back to you as soon as possible with details of any requirements you have requested eg. a live band
- Once
we have agreed this in principal, I will send you a confirmation email
with all the details of the booking. This constitutes our 'contract'.
Details of any deposit will be included.
- Once booked, feel free to contact me at any time with any concerns or queries
The Old Barn Hall, Bookham, Surrey. An ideal venue for a Barn dance!
Ben Moore ©