We have a very active Ballroom and Sequence Dance community at the club. Dancers come from all over the community on a Sunday evening to meet with friends and dance the night away. If you would like to join, just turn up in the evening. Or if you would like more information contact Mel on 07766 151247 or email us : info@camhssc.co.uk
Concert Organist Dates
| March 2025 | |
| Sunday 2nd March | Mark Spafford |
| Sunday 9th March | Richard Keeling |
| Sunday 16th March | Philip Randles |
| Sunday 23rd March | John Kay |
| April 2025 | |
| Sunday 6th April | Chris Powell |
| Sunday 13th April | Annie & Mike |
| Sunday 27 April | David Last |
| May 2025 | |
| Sunday 4th May | Richard Keeling |
| Sunday 11th May | Elizabeth Harrison |
| Sunday 18th May | Annie & Mike |
| Sunday 25th May | Philip Randles |
| June 2025 | |
| Sunday 1st June | Annie & Mike |
| Sunday 8th June | Richard Keeling |
| Sunday 22nd June | John Kay |
| Sunday 29th June | Philip Randles |
What is Ballroom Dancing?
Ballroom dancing is a partnership dance where couples, using step-patterns, move rhythmically, expressing the characteristics of music. Ballroom dancing consists of two styles: the Smooth, or Standard, and the Rhythm, or Latin. The Smooth, Standard style focuses on the elegance, grace and fluidity of movement. Dancers rotate in a counter-clockwise direction, moving around the entire floor. The couple is constantly moving on the dance floor, transitioning from one place to the next in a fixed pattern. The Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz and Quickstep are danced in this manner.
What is Sequence Dancing?
Sequence Dancing is a type of ballroom dancing in which the couples dance around the floor in a fixed sequence of steps. All participants perform the same steps and movements simultaneously, so the dancers follow each other around the dance floor and everyone starts and stops at the same time. Sequence dancing may include different styles of dance, but normally a sequence will cover 16 bars of music in the genre being danced.
