>
> #2 I wonder if we are looking at a seperation between
> traditional and a new style of dancing, not unlike
> what happened 40 years ago +/-
> If there is  going to be (if it hasn't already begun)
> a divergance in dance styles and preferances.

In our area (Asheville, NC) the twenty-somethings are contra dancing to 
techno music at private parties.  I hear the music is LOUD, and the dances 
are stream-of-consciousness marathons.  Not my cup of tea, but it's 
interesting how it's evolving with our young'uns.  (I don't think it will 
ever replace the more traditional style of contra dancing!)
~Barbara


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