Something in the Air
Основная информация
| Автор: | Pam Stephens |
|---|---|
| RSCDS: |
RSCDS HQ publication
|
| Сочинен в России: | Нет |
| Публикация: | Book 53 |
| Рекомендуемая музыка: |
|
Параметры
| Тип танца: | Strathspey |
|---|---|
| Тип сета: | Longwise set |
| Размер: | 8x32 |
| Формат сета: | 4 couples |
| Танцующие пары: | 2 |
MiniCribs
1-8
1s dance Fig 8 round 2s (give RH crossing down, LH crossing back to place)
9-16
1L+2M turn 1.1/4 LH into diagonal line facing partners; 1s+2s dance 1/2 Poussette. 2 1
17-24
2s+1s Set+Link; 1s+2s circle 4H round to left. 1 2
25-32
1s+2s dance ‘Rose Progression’:
25-26
1M+2L facing in diagonally set while 2M+1L change places RH to face out
27-28
1M+2L 1/2 turn 2H to face each other as 1L+2M dance into partners place
29-30
1M+2L cast into each others place as 1L+2M 1/2 turn 2H to face each other
31-32
1M+2L dance into 2nd/1st place own side while 2M+1L pull back RSh cast to 1st/2nd place own side. 2 1
Note: Original description S6x32 (3C set), RSCDS Book 53 changed to S8x32 (4C set)
E-Cribs
1-8
1c Fig8 down round 2c giving RH then LH when crossing (1,2)
9-16
1W+2M turn LH1¼ into 1diag facing P ; ½ Poussette (2,1)
17-24
2c+1c Set&Link ; Circle4 L (1,2)
25-32
Rose Progression (2,1)
Заметки
Devised August 2019, Revised October 2019
This dance was inspired by the wonderful
Set of Song Airs
on
A Dancer's Best Friend
by the trio, Terpsichore. Since this set of airs is 6x32 bars, the dance was envisioned for a three-couple set. However the dance could be done as a standard two couple dance in a four-couple set.
As reported in
issue 3460
, when adopted by the RSCDS and published in Book 53 the RSCDS chose to describe it as for a four-couple set and also replaced the deviser’s original choice of music by a completely different set of tunes.
Both the
original
and RSCDS recordings are linked to the dance entry.
Note: The Rose Progression was devised by Rod Downey of New Zealand.
This dance was inspired by the wonderful
Set of Song Airs
on
A Dancer's Best Friend
by the trio, Terpsichore. Since this set of airs is 6x32 bars, the dance was envisioned for a three-couple set. However the dance could be done as a standard two couple dance in a four-couple set.
As reported in
issue 3460
, when adopted by the RSCDS and published in Book 53 the RSCDS chose to describe it as for a four-couple set and also replaced the deviser’s original choice of music by a completely different set of tunes.
Both the
original
and RSCDS recordings are linked to the dance entry.
Note: The Rose Progression was devised by Rod Downey of New Zealand.
Видео 1
Demonstration quality
Видео 2
Demonstration quality
Видео 3
Social