Alltshellach

Автор:	Elizabeth D Gilroy
RSCDS:	RSCDS HQ publication
Сочинен в России:	Нет
Публикация:	Book 23 Pocket: Books Five for 1965 23 24 Scottish Country Dances Books 19 to 24 (Combined A5 edition) Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 9 Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 8 Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 7 Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 6
Рекомендуемая музыка:	Alltshellach Strathspey

Тип танца:	Strathspey
Тип сета:	Longwise set
Размер:	8x32
Формат сета:	4 couples
Танцующие пары:	2

MiniCribs

1-8

1s+2s set to partners, turn 2H & dance 1/2 Diamond Poussette

9-16

1s followed by 2s lead down & back to original places (2s dividing & turn in behind 1s)

17-24

1s+2s dance reel of 4 across (1L & 2M passing LSh to start)

25-32

1s+2s dance Tournee: 1s+2s dance into prom hold (Men with prtnr on right, 1s face M’s side & 2s L’s side), couples 1/2 wheel anticl’wise & Men turn Ladies into middle, both couples turn 1.1/2 times (2s RH, 1s LH) & dance out to places

E-Cribs

1-8

1c+2c set | turn BH, into ; 1c+2c ½Poussette, finishing in the middle, facing down

9-16

2c+1c lead down the middle ; (2c divides) 1c+2c lead up to (1,2)

17-24

Reel4 across the dance, 1W and 2M pass Lsh to begin, and finish with a loop on own side

25-32

Tournée

Заметки

The Dictionary of Scottish Place Names and the elements that go to make them up gives:
Allt (also ‘uillt’): a stream; burn or brook
-shellach (as a suffix): anglicised form of ‘seilach’, a willow tree
No example has been found in any gazetteer of a stream or burn of this name. The only well-known use of the name other than the dance is Alltshellach House in Onich, near Fort William. This was built in the 1850s as the residence of the Episcopal Bishop of Argyll and the Isles and is now a well-known hotel.

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