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The Society of Folk Dance Historians (SFDH) Grace and Charles Kimmins
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BACKGROUND
Information: Grace Thyrza (née Hannman) (1870–1954) and Charles William (C. W.) Kimmins (1856-1948), authors of books about movement, dance, and song.
PUBLICATIONS
- Four national dances: the sailor's hornpipe, the Irish jig, the Scotch reel, Cadair Idris. Written by G.T. Kimmins and dances arranged by M. H. Woolnoth. London: Curwen; New York: Schirmer, 1910.
- The guild of play book of festival and dance, part 1: Programmes for May Day, Empire Day, Michaelmas, and similar festivals: Curwen's edition, 5634. G. T. Kimmins; dances arranged by M. H. Woolnoth. London: Curwen & Sons, 1907.
- The guild of play book of festival and dance. Part 2: Two masques arranged for children: Curwen's edition, 5634. G. T. Kimmins; dances arranged by M. H. Woolnoth. London: Curwen, 1909.
- The guild of play book of festival and dance. Part 3: Dances of many nations, including national dances of the British Isles: Curwen's edition, 5634. G. T. Kimmins; London: Curwen, 1909 or 1910.
- The guild of play book of festival and dance. Part 4: Traditional customs and village songs, for infants: Curwen's edition, 5634. G. T. Kimmins; London: Curwen, 1909 or 1910.
- Guild of play book for little children. Curwen's edition, 5634. Written by G. T. Kimmins, dances arranged by M. H. Woolnoth, music by R. Chanter. London: Curwen, 1912.
- Heritage Craft Schools and hospitals, Chailey, 1903-1948; being an account of the pioneer work for crippled children. by G. T. Kimmins. Chailey (Eng.), 1948.
- Peasant dances of many lands: by Mrs. C. W. Kimmins. London: Evans, 1918.
- Polly of Parker's Rents. by G. T. Kimmins ("Sister Grace"); with forty-five illustrations by F. Mabelle Pearse. London: James Bowden, 1899.
- Songs from the plays of William Shakespeare: with dances as sung and danced by the Bermondsey guild of Play, with incidental music: Written and comp. by Mrs. G. T. Kimmins; photographs arranged and taken by Miss Ruth Gardner; the dances arranged by M .H. Woolnoth; the costume designed by Miss Alice Rennie; the pianoforte accompaniments by Mr. Richard Chanter. London: Novello, 1911.
- The Spring of Laughter; by C.W. Kimmins. London: Methuen, 1928. Educational movements and methods: with an introducion by John Adams. London: Harrap, 1924.
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