Moggie and The Fish
Основная информация
| Автор: | Rod Downey |
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| RSCDS: | Не RSCDS |
| Сочинен в России: | Нет |
| Публикация: | The Johnsonville Collection |
| Рекомендуемая музыка: |
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Параметры
| Тип танца: | Reel |
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| Тип сета: | Longwise set |
| Размер: | 3x48 |
| Формат сета: | 3 couples |
| Танцующие пары: | 3 |
E-Cribs
1-8
All set | cross RH ; set | cross back RH ready for
9-16
1c+2c+3c Promenade
17-32
W dance Modified Sheepskin Hey round standing M: 1W followed by 2W+3W cross over, behind 1M & in front of 2M. 1W+2W loop LSh round 3M but 3W loops RSh round 2M & takes the lead. 3W followed by 1W+2W dance up behind 2M, 3W+1W loop LSh round 1M but 2W loops RSh round 2M & takes the lead. 2W followed by 3W+1W dance down in front of 2M, behind 3M, cross over and dance up own side, ending (2,3,1) on W side.
33-48
M repeat mirror image of [17-32] round W (2,3,1)
Заметки
Notes from The Johnsonville Collection:
Devised 27th May 2014. The Sheepskin Hey is a similar figure from traditional English Country Dancing, in dances like Picking Up Sticks. This is about 23 of the figure. My wife Kristin, and I, learned of the figure whilst dancing with a medieval dance group in Cambridge (UK), the Capriol Dancers.
Recommended tune is “Miss Gayton’s Hornpipe”. A suitable recording is “The Sound of Harris” by Andrew Rankine and his Band.
The dance is given to Moggie Grayson who found my fish kilt pin, which I lost at the local Viking Ball, and mailed it home to me, along with the following poem:
On Finding Rod’s Kilt Pin
Said the fishy to the tablecloth
Please look down here at me
I jumped off Rodney’s kilt and landed way below his knee
Please pick me up and save me
From an agonizing fate
I could b e crushed ’neath heavy feet
And then I would b e “late"
O, happy day, and bless the gentle hand that made me fly
Adventure now awaits me
In a postman’s bag to lie
En route to Downey’s household
And reunion so gay
Please pin me tight and off we’ll go
To dance another day.
Moggie Grayson, 19 May, 2014
Devised 27th May 2014. The Sheepskin Hey is a similar figure from traditional English Country Dancing, in dances like Picking Up Sticks. This is about 23 of the figure. My wife Kristin, and I, learned of the figure whilst dancing with a medieval dance group in Cambridge (UK), the Capriol Dancers.
Recommended tune is “Miss Gayton’s Hornpipe”. A suitable recording is “The Sound of Harris” by Andrew Rankine and his Band.
The dance is given to Moggie Grayson who found my fish kilt pin, which I lost at the local Viking Ball, and mailed it home to me, along with the following poem:
On Finding Rod’s Kilt Pin
Said the fishy to the tablecloth
Please look down here at me
I jumped off Rodney’s kilt and landed way below his knee
Please pick me up and save me
From an agonizing fate
I could b e crushed ’neath heavy feet
And then I would b e “late"
O, happy day, and bless the gentle hand that made me fly
Adventure now awaits me
In a postman’s bag to lie
En route to Downey’s household
And reunion so gay
Please pin me tight and off we’ll go
To dance another day.
Moggie Grayson, 19 May, 2014
