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Gary S. Coyne, lives in the Los Angeles, California, area, where danced for many years. He taught several well-received Hungarian cycle dances at camps and workshops in California.
Professionally, Gary has been a scientific glassblower at California State University (CSU) in Los Angeles for more than twenty years. Gary is secretary of the Southern California region of the American Scientific Glassblowers Society and coordinates the Society's web site and member's listserve. Gary writes reviews for AppleLinks.com. His hobbies include woodworking and some web design. He and his wife and two children live in Southern California.
Gary has produced several fine recordings of the Hungarian music to which he taught. They are not only great for doing the dances he taught, but wonderful for listening, too. Contact Gary for a list of recordings and prices.
Gary's articles and publications include
- The Laboratory Handbook of Materials, Equipment, and Technique. Gary S. Coyne. Prentice Hall, 1992. 468 pp.
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- The Laboratory Companion: A Practical Guide to Materials, Equipment, and Technique. (Revised Edition) Gary S. Coyne. Wiley-Interscience, 1997. 552 pp.
Dances Gary has taught include
Pusztafalusi Csárdás,
Pusztafalusi Körtánc és Sétáló,
and
Széki Táncrend.
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