Bauldy Bain's Fiddle

Автор:	John Bowie Dickson
RSCDS:	Не RSCDS
Сочинен в России:	Нет
Публикация:	The Lothian Collection Montréal 60th Anniversary
Рекомендуемая музыка:	Bauldy Bain's Fiddle

Тип танца:	Reel
Тип сета:	Longwise set
Размер:	8x32
Формат сета:	4 couples
Танцующие пары:	3

MiniCribs

1-8

1s turn RH, cast 1 place, turn LH 1.1/2 times 2nd place opposite sides

9-16

1M casts up, crosses & casts to 2nd place own side as 1L cast down 1 place, crosses & casts up to 2nd place while 2s+3s dance RH across once round 1s turn LH 1.1/2 times to face 1st corners positions while 2s+3s chase clockwise to opposite corners

17-24

1s dance 1/2 diagonal reel of 4 with 1st corners & 1/2 reel of 4 with 2nd corners

25-32

2s+1s+3s dance 6H round & back

E-Cribs

1-8

1c turn RH | cast (2c up) ; turn LH 1½ and face out (2,1x,3)

9-16

1c dance cclw half round the set while 2c+3c RHA (2,1,3) ; 1c turn LH 1¼ to face 1cnr while cnrs chase ½ clw (3x, 1 in middle, 2x)

17-24

1c ½ Reel4 with 1cnrs pass Rsh ; ½ Reel4 with 2cnrs (2,1,3)

25-32

Circle6 and back

Заметки

Dedicated to John Armstrong.
Bauldy Bain
Bauldy Bain appears in the poem,
The Barn Dance
, by William Dixon Cocker (1882–1970), a Scottish journalist, theatre critic, writer, and poet. This includes lines such as
Hey! for the music o’ Baldy Bain’s Fiddle!
Redd up the barn, a’ we’e gie ye a Reel.
In till it, noo! Wit a diddle-dum-diddle,
Dod! that’s the tune to pit springs in your heel.
It appears that Bauldy must have been a competent exponent of his craft.
From “Anselm's Notes on Dances”, by Anselm Lingnau
(Used by permission.)

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