Prince Edward Island
Основная информация
| Автор: | John Drewry |
|---|---|
| RSCDS: | Не RSCDS |
| Сочинен в России: | Нет |
| Публикация: | Summer Collection 1988 |
| Рекомендуемая музыка: | - |
Параметры
| Тип танца: | Strathspey |
|---|---|
| Тип сета: | Longwise set |
| Размер: | 4x32 |
| Формат сета: | 4 couples (3x,4x) |
| Танцующие пары: | 4 |
Источник:
https://my.strathspey.org/dd/dance/5359/
MiniCribs
3s & 4s start on opp sides
1-8
1s+2s also 3s+4s Set & Rotate : Set, rotate singly & dance on 1 place clockwise, change places RH on sides & dance on 1 place to own sides (1s in 2nd pl)
9-16
All dance RSh reels of 4 on side 1s & 4s omitting last LSh pass & curve round to face person just passed. 2 4 1 3
17-24
2s+4s also 1s+3s set on sides (HS for Men & Glasgow Highlander step for Ladies) & turn twice with 2H
25-32
4s & 1s set on sides, petronella turn into centre, 1M & 4M set while ptnrs dance round each other to face ptnr & Petronella turn to sides. 2 4 (1) (3)
E-Cribs
On 2nd chord, 3c & 4c cross to opp sides (1,2,3x,4x)
1-8
1c+2c & 3c+4c Set&Rotate (2,1,4x,3x)
9-16
Reels4 on sides. On [15-16] 4c+1c omit passing LSh and pull RSh back to finish BtoB facing respectively 2c/3c
17-24
All set on sides (Highland Schottische or M: rocking or cross over step, W: Glasgow Highlanders) ; turn BH twice on sides
25-32
4c+1c set to P | Petronella Turn to midline ; 1M & 4M set while{2} 4W +1W dance RSh round each other and face P | 4c & 1c Petronella Turn to sides (2,4,1x,3x) Deviser’s note: Apart from 4th man in the top set and 1st man in the bottom set, the men in adjacent set can dance round each one another by the right in a similar way to the women on Bars 29-30.
Заметки
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island (PEI) is, according to its area and number of inhabitants, the smallest, but most densely populated province of Canada, well-known for Lucy Maud Montgomery’s (1874–1942) classic children’s book series about
Anne of Green Gables
(11 volumes and a posthumous prequel, plus various adaptations for the theatre, musical, film, and TV, and a theme park in Cavendish, PEI) and the legendary
Cows Creamery
in Charlottetown, the capital, home of the best ice cream in Canada (according to
Reader’s Digest
) and one of the top-10 places for ice cream in the world (according to
Tauck World Discovery
). Marie and I don’t hold stock, but we can confirm the quality of the ice cream from direct personal experience. The more than 32 flavours have cutesy names such as
Gooey Mooey
or
Wowie Cowie
; there is also cow-themed merchandise (for example, we have a
Dr Moo
mug complete with TARDIS) as well as cheese and butter. There is now also a chain of
Cow Creamery
ice cream parlours elsewhere in Canada – not quite as numerous as
Tim Hortons
, where if you stand outside the door you can usually see the next one along the street in both directions, but at least in popular tourist spots such as Banff (Alberta).
From “Anselm's Notes on Dances”, by Anselm Lingnau
(Used by permission.)
Prince Edward Island (PEI) is, according to its area and number of inhabitants, the smallest, but most densely populated province of Canada, well-known for Lucy Maud Montgomery’s (1874–1942) classic children’s book series about
Anne of Green Gables
(11 volumes and a posthumous prequel, plus various adaptations for the theatre, musical, film, and TV, and a theme park in Cavendish, PEI) and the legendary
Cows Creamery
in Charlottetown, the capital, home of the best ice cream in Canada (according to
Reader’s Digest
) and one of the top-10 places for ice cream in the world (according to
Tauck World Discovery
). Marie and I don’t hold stock, but we can confirm the quality of the ice cream from direct personal experience. The more than 32 flavours have cutesy names such as
Gooey Mooey
or
Wowie Cowie
; there is also cow-themed merchandise (for example, we have a
Dr Moo
mug complete with TARDIS) as well as cheese and butter. There is now also a chain of
Cow Creamery
ice cream parlours elsewhere in Canada – not quite as numerous as
Tim Hortons
, where if you stand outside the door you can usually see the next one along the street in both directions, but at least in popular tourist spots such as Banff (Alberta).
From “Anselm's Notes on Dances”, by Anselm Lingnau
(Used by permission.)
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