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Cheyenne
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Texas
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question about dance style
When I started dancing in the 1960's I danced in two styles, Oklahoma Fancy Dance and Old Style Souix. Now after having been gone from the powwow circuit for years I still see the Fancy Dance, but wonder what style has taken the place of what was called Old Time Souix or Old Style Souix. Danced for over 10 years and now feel like a newbie.....lol
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PauWau Coordinator
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Location: Land of 370 Broken Treaties
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swift horse, In the years that you have been gone, a new style of dance has emerged. This style combines elements of both fancy dancing and old time Sioux style dancing. It is called, "Contemporary Traditional Dancing!" *L
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Fat Singer
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: white guy land
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Old Style Sioux is still alive and well in the Boy Scout/Hobbyist area. Dont see much in powwow land because it isnt as flashy.
My opinion is that OSS has evolved into northern trad or lakota trad. Ala Terry Fiddler style. I think OSS it is a neat outfit when put together right. |
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Tiny Tot Dancer
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: New Orleans, LA
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This style has all but gone away but there are a few of us still doing it. I like the regalia better than contemporary tradish regalia. There is beauty in simplicity. I like the older look of quillwork and the old bead patterns and colors. If it's what you like, then dance it.
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I bet if some top traditional dancer put on an Old Tyme Sioux style outfit .... and began to win 1st place everywhere .... It would catch on like wildfire!!!
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