MacDonald of the Isles

Основная информация

Автор:	Derek Haynes
RSCDS:	RSCDS HQ publication
Сочинен в России:	Нет
Публикация:	Thirty Popular Dances Volume Two Carnforth Collection of SC Dances 2 Scottish Dance Archives - The Donald Collection (Online List) Glendarroch Scottish Dance Sheets 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:	Macdonald of the Isles MacDonald of the Isles MacDonald of The Isles MacDonald of the Isles encore

Параметры

Тип танца:	Strathspey
Тип сета:	Longwise set
Размер:	3x32
Формат сета:	3 couples
Танцующие пары:	3

Источник: https://my.strathspey.org/dd/dance/4015/

MiniCribs

1-8

2s dance full diagonal Reels of 4 with 1st corners, passing by the LSh to face 2nd corners

9-16

2s dance full diagonal Reel of 4 with 2nd corners to end in original places

17-24

All dance Snowball Grand Chain for 3 cples to end 3 (2) 1: 1s cross RH & change places LH on side with 2s, 1s change places RH with 3s while 2s cross over RH, 1s cross LH while 2s & 3s change places LH. 3 (2) 1

25-32

3s+2s (top 2 couples) dance 1/2 R&L, 3s dance 1/2 Fig of 8 round end couples (3M up & 3L down) to end in 2nd place own side 2 3 1

E-Cribs

1-8

2c diagonal Reel4 with 1cnrs, at end dance Lsh round P to face 2cnrs

9-16

2c diagonal Reel4 with 2cnrs (2cnr loop by the R) (to 1,2,3)

17-24

1c+2c+3c “snowball” G-Chain (1c begin, 2 bars per hand) (to 3,2x,1)

25-32

3c+2c ½ R&L ; 3c ½ Fig8 R (3M up, 3W down) (2,3,1)

Заметки

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John Macdonald (John of Islay) claimed the title Lord of the Isles around 1336. The title remained in the Macdonald family until 1493 when another John Macdonald was found guilty of treason for plotting with Edward IV of England and the Earl of Douglas. The title of Lord of the Isles was forfeited to the House of Stewart and is now a subsidiary title of the heir apparent to the UK throne.
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According to the RSCDS website (section on Snowball Chain), first published in Scottish Dance Archives in 1966, and in Derek Haynes’ 2nd Carnforth Collection in 1991.

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