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Guise dancing

Guise dancing (sometimes known as goose, goosey or geese dancing) is a form of community mumming practiced during the twelve days of Christmastide, that is, between Christmas Day and Twelfth Night in West Cornwall, England, UK. Today, guise dancing has been appropriated for feast days at other times of the year.

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Modern Guise dancing

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Modern Guise dancing

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Guise dancing

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Guise dancing

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related to Modern Guise dancing · 22
Guise dancing → Alison Davy, Christmas, Cornish, Cornwall, Golowan, Guise, June, Many, Merv, Modern, Obby, Osses, Penglaz, Pengyn, Penzance, Pyba, Skull, The, The St Ives Guisers, The Turkey Rhubarb
related to BBC recording · 20
Guise dancing → BBC, BBC Regional Programme, BBC's Regional Programme Western, Devil, Duffy, Each, From, Guise, However, In December, It, January, Landithy Hall, Madron, Madron Guise Dancers, On, Performances, St George, Turkey Rhubarb, Turkish Knight
related to Historical description · 11
Guise dancing → Bal, Cornish, Courtney, Guise, Masks, Mousehole St Ives, Mummer's Day, Newlyn, Padstow, Penzance, St Ives
related to External links · 7
Guise dancing → Century, Christmas, Description, Guise, Includes, St Ives, Turkey Rhubarb

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guise dancing dancers penzance st traditional christmas modern cornwall day cornish ives part madron west dress associated plays dance music

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Duffyinstance ofThese have included the performance of Christmas plays0.80text
the Devil or St Georgeinstance ofThese have included the performance of Christmas plays0.80text
the Turkish Knightinstance ofThese have included the performance of Christmas plays0.80text
traditional Cornish danceinstance ofThese have included the performance of Christmas plays0.80text
musicinstance ofThese have included the performance of Christmas plays0.80text
songinstance ofThese have included the performance of Christmas plays0.80text
Guise dancingrelated to BBC recordingOn0.60section
Guise dancingrelated to BBC recordingJanuary0.60section
Guise dancingrelated to BBC recordingMadron Guise Dancers0.60section
Guise dancingrelated to BBC recordingBBC's Regional Programme Western0.60section
Guise dancingrelated to BBC recordingFrom0.60section
Guise dancingrelated to BBC recordingIn December0.60section

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