Tir Nan Og
Основная информация
| Автор: | Unknown |
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| RSCDS: |
RSCDS HQ publication
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| Сочинен в России: | Нет |
| Публикация: |
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| Рекомендуемая музыка: | Tir Nan Og |
Параметры
| Тип танца: | Medley |
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| Тип сета: | Longwise set |
| Размер: | 4x64 |
| Формат сета: | 4 couples |
| Танцующие пары: | 4 |
Источник:
https://my.strathspey.org/dd/dance/6616/
MiniCribs
Strathspey
1-8
1s & 4s set, 1M & 4L cast 1 place (M down, L up) to face partner in diagonal line, 1s & 4s set to partners, turn 2H to end in diag line
9-16
1s+4s dance a diagonal reel of 4 ending in original places
Reel
17-24
1s & 4s set, cast in 1 place & dance RH across
25-32
1s & 4s set, cast back to places & dance LH across with 2s/3s
Strathspey
33-48
1L & 4M repeat bars 1-16
Reel
49-56
1s+2s set, dance 1/2 RH across, 1s+3s set & dance 1/2 LH across
57-64
1s+4s set, dance 1/2 RH across, all set & cross to own sides Ladies pass under arches made by Men
E-Cribs
Strathspey
1-8
1c+4c set, 1M+4W cast into BtoB on “2nd diagonal” facing P (2M+3W step to end) ; 1c+4c set, turn P BH
9-16
Reel4 (2nd diagonal), end in own places (2M+3W step back)
Reel
17-24
1c+4c set, cast to middle positions (2c+3c step out) ; 1c+4c RHA
25-32
1c+4c set, cast to the ends (2c+3c step back) ; 1c+2c & 3c+4c LHA
Strathspey
33-40
1c+4c set, 1W+4M cast into BtoB on “1st diagonal” facing P (2W+3M step out) ; 1c+4c set, turn P BH
41-48
Reel4 (1st diagonal), end in own places (2W+3M step back)
Reel
49-56
1c+2c set, ½ RHA ; 1c+3c set, ½ LHA
57-64
1c+4c set, ½ RHA ; All C set, cross (Men’s arches) (to 2,3,4,1)
Заметки
The name means “Land of the Eternal Young”.
It was published by the RSCDS in a leaflet along with dances collected by Mary MacNab. However, according to the notes, this is a traditional dance from Lewis in the Outer Hebrides and was collected by Iain MacFarlane (of Toronto). It is sometimes danced to mouth music.
It was published by the RSCDS in a leaflet along with dances collected by Mary MacNab. However, according to the notes, this is a traditional dance from Lewis in the Outer Hebrides and was collected by Iain MacFarlane (of Toronto). It is sometimes danced to mouth music.
