The Cadger's Bridge

Основная информация
Автор: Barry Priddey
RSCDS: Не RSCDS
Сочинен в России: Нет
Публикация: Capercaillie Book
Рекомендуемая музыка: -
Параметры
Тип танца: Reel
Тип сета: Longwise set
Размер: 6x32
Формат сета: 6 couples (4x,5x,6x)
Танцующие пары: 6
MiniCribs
2 chords - 2nd chord 4s & 5s & 6s cross to opp sides
 
1-8
1s+2s+3s also 6s+5s+4s dance RSh reels of 3 on sides: To start:1M dances across to pass 2L RSh, 1L crosses down, passing 2M RSh; At end: 1M crosses up from 2nd place opp side, pull back RSh to face in, 1L dances across from 1st place opp side to original place facing out 6s dance similarly with 5s+4s. 3L+4L finish facing out
9-12
1s+2s also 3s+4s also 5s+6s dance RH across 13-16 1s & 6s cast in 1 place & 1/2 turn partner LH into prom hold, while 2s & 5s dance to ends & set, while 3s+4s dance LH across
17-24
1s set to 3L & 6s set to 4L, 1s set to 6s, 1s set to 3M & 6s set to 4M, 1s set to 6s & face partner while 3s & 4s set to partners & face up/down
25-32
1s+3s+4s+6s dance 6 changes of Grand Chain (1 bar per hand), 1s & 6s full turn RH while 3s & 4s cross RH. 2 3 6(1)(4)(5)
Заметки
The dance notes explain that “The Cadger’s Bridge crosses the Biggar Burn at the west end of the main street of Biggar. William Wallace is said to have crossed the bridge disguised as a cadger (hawker or carrier) before defeating Edward I in a battle to the south-east of the town.”
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