The Braw Fiddler Laddie
for John
8 x
32R for 3 couples in a 4C set devised by Moira Turner
1 –
8 1st and 2nd
couples en rond.
9 –
20 2nd, 1st and
3rd couples dance rights & lefts for three couples. 2nd corners remain facing out at
the end of bar 20. Others face the
dancer just turned (no polite turns).
21
– 24 1st couple dance half
reels of three in own sideline. 1st
couple give left shoulder to partner’s 1st corner (the dancer just
turned) to begin.
25
– 28 3rd,
1st and 2nd couples set, link for three and finish with 1st
man between 2nd couple facing down and 1st woman between
3rd couple facing up.
(Dancers at left end of lines dance in, others cast to link.)
29 - 32 1st man cast round 2nd woman to
2nd place on the women’s side and cross to own side
WHILE
1st woman dances up
between 2nd couple (following her partner) and casts to 2nd
place own side.
“En Rond”
1 – 2 1st and 2nd women, also 1st and 2nd men,
change places left hands on the sides, finishing with polite turns.
3 – 4 All
set to partner.
5 – 8 2nd
and 1st couples dance 4 hands once round to the right to
finish on the sidelines.
Condensed from the
RSCDS Manual of SCD (1997) p. 6.15
“Rights and Lefts for Three Couples”
1 – 2 1st, 2nd and 3rd
couples, giving right hand to partner, cross over to change sides.
3 – 4 1st man and 3rd
woman, giving left hand, change places diagonally.
1st and 2nd
women, also 2nd & 3rd men, giving left hand, change
places on the sideline.
5 – 6 All 3 couples giving right hand, cross over
to change sides.
7 – 8 2nd couple, giving left hands,
change places diagonally.
3rd & 1st
couples, giving left hand, change places with partner on the sideline.
9–10 All 3 couples giving right hand, cross over
to change sides.
11–12 3rd man & 1st woman, giving left hand,
change places diagonally.
1st and 2nd men, also 2nd & 3rd
women, giving left hand, change places on the sideline.
Condensed from
the RSCDS Manual of SCD (1997) p. 6.50
“Link for Three”
Other dancers pull right shoulders
back and cast clockwise in tandem; middle and bottom dancers in men’s sideline
finish in 1st place (in the centre of the dance and men’s sideline
respectively), WHILE top and middle dancers in women’s sideline finish in 3rd
place (in women’s sideline and the centre of the dance respectively).
A figure
devised by Milton Levy (See RSCDS Book
36 #4)