for the
members of the Greensboro Scottish Country Dance Society
with thanks
for a memorable St. Andrew’s Day 20th anniversary weekend!
Suggested Recording:
‘’ from by
In this dance 3rd & 4th couples
start on opposite sides of the dance.
1 – 4 All
turn partner two hands opening out to four hands half round to the left, 1st
couple with 2nd couple, and 3rd couple with 4th
couple.
5 -
6 All turn partner two hands,
7 –
8 1st couple and 4th
couple opening out to four hands half round to the left
WHILE
2nd couple and 3rd
couple pass partner right shoulder to finish in original sideline.
9 - 12 From the circle (not the sideline) and
turning towards each other to face out and take nearer hands, 4th
woman and 1st man, also 4th man and 1st woman,
dance out between 2nd & 3rd couples, cast
individually around the nearest corner person, dance up nearer hands joined
with partner, and curve round to finish on the 1st or 2nd
corner diagonal, as appropriate, facing the corner person they cast around and
forming a St. Andrew’s cross.
13 – 16 All set, then 1st couple and 4th
couple turn corners left hand.
17
- 24 1st couple and 4th
couple dance right hands across once round.
21
– 24 Retaining hands, 4th
couple cross up WHILE 1st couple cross down, and all cast to
progressed positions. (2,4,1,3)
25 – 40 All
dance Rights & Lefts for four couples.
(See below.)
Repeat from
new positions.
Rights & Lefts for Four Couples
This formation takes 16
bars to execute and uses 16 traveling steps.
The formation begins with all four
couples on the sidelines facing their partners across the set.
1 –
2 All
4 couples, giving right hand to partner, cross over to change sides.
3 –
4 Standard 1st woman
& 3rd man positions, also standard 2nd
woman & 4th man positions, giving left hand, change
places diagonally
WHILE
Standard 1st
man & 2nd man positions, also standard 3rd
woman & 4th woman positions, giving left hand, change
places on the sideline.
5 –
16 Repeat bars 1 – 4 three times
more until back in starting positions.