Al Brundage and Allemande Thar
Creator: Al Brundage (November 28, 1997)
After Al Brundage went to Lloyd Shaw's summer school in 1949, he played an important role in introducing modern squares to his dancers in Connecticut. He went on to become an important caller in the modern square dance movement.
In one of the interviews conducted by his brother, Bob Brundage, Al recounts his experiences learning Allemande Thar from Fenton “Jonesy” Jones.
Collection: MWSD
Subjects: Transitional/Western 1940s
Tags: Al Brundage, Allemande Thar, Fenton "Jonesy" Jones
Subjects: Transitional/Western 1940s
Tags: Al Brundage, Allemande Thar, Fenton "Jonesy" Jones
Item Relations
| This Item | is related to | Item: Hash with Allemande Thar - Jim Mayo |
| This Item | is related to | Item: Wrong Way Thar - Bob Dalsemer |
Citation
Al Brundage, “Al Brundage and Allemande Thar,” Square Dance History Project, accessed February 23, 2025, https://squaredancehistory.org/items/show/1934.
Dublin Core
Title
Al Brundage and Allemande Thar
Subject
Description
After Al Brundage went to Lloyd Shaw's summer school in 1949, he played an important role in introducing modern squares to his dancers in Connecticut. He went on to become an important caller in the modern square dance movement.
In one of the interviews conducted by his brother, Bob Brundage, Al recounts his experiences learning Allemande Thar from Fenton “Jonesy” Jones.
In one of the interviews conducted by his brother, Bob Brundage, Al recounts his experiences learning Allemande Thar from Fenton “Jonesy” Jones.
Creator
Source
Al Brundage interview, Square Dance Foundation of New England
Date Created
November 28, 1997