English Folk-Song and Dance

by Frank Kidson; Mary Neal

BY MARY NEAL

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Acknowledgment is given with many thanks to—

Miss Lucy Broadwood, who directed attention to several works of reference.

Miss A. G. Gilchrist, for permission to use the music of the Moston rush-bearing Morris dance and for pointing out its connection with “To-morrow shall be my dancing day.”

Miss Nellie Chaplin, for allowing me to use her copy of Playford’s Dancing Master.

Mr Clive Carey, for reading proofs and other help.

Mr Walter Dodgson, for translating passages from Mysterium und Mimus im Rigveda by Leopold von Schroeder.

Mr Brassington, of the Stratford-on-Avon Memorial Library, for help in looking up works of reference.

Mr John Graham, for suggesting works of reference.