Playlists and Analyses

These playlists and analyses represent dances taught and completed during our Monday and Saturday sessions over a number of years. In all cases they list the tracks played together with key data; they are NOT recordings of the music or videos of the dances.
For recent years there is an option of downloading the data or viewing an analysis.

The analyses, shown in italics provide summaries by country, by number of times played and by week, in addition to the original list of dances. The analyses are presented as PDF's that display directly on-screen. They can also be downloaded or printed

For earlier years they are downloadable Excel spreadsheets, listing items such as the dance name, its country of origin, the date it was played and number of times played. In the case of teaching it also shows who taught it.

Generally these playlists are extracted from iTunes. They are not necessarily a 100% accurate record of what has been taught or played - a track can be added to a playlist but not played, and a track can be played without being added to a playlist.
Note also that for the current year these lists are not updated immediately, and could be a couple of months out-of-date.

Analysis of Monday session dances since teaching finished in June 2022 - up-to-date as per the date in the file footer

Tracks played - Popular Dances

Tracks played more than once, and the date last played.

Prior Years

Monday 2008-2014
Monday 2008-2014 Teaching
Saturday 2008-2014
Saturday 2008-2014 Teaching

Martin's List - as PDF or downloadable spreadsheet - note that this data was collected from the books used to record dances taught.

Monday 1995-2009 Teaching as collected by Martin Williams       spreadsheet version

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