Fourteen Country Dances
Fourteen Country Dances
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Ash Wednesday. JIG. 19 C. 17, 'ttt. i *n *< in* 20 E-O. I. 1st two couples set to partners then cross over, the woman passing above her partner, with four running steps. They repeat the same to original places again. A' bars. II. 1st man and 1st woman cross over with four running steps, and take places below the 2nd couple, then clap hands and run over to their proper sides again. Hands are clapped on the 5th step. 4 bars. The same two join hands and lead down between the 3rd couple, separate and cast up behind the 3rd man and 3rd woman back to the second place again. Here they join right hands, lead up to the top, separate and cast off, taking the place below the 3rd couple, 2nd couple now becoming leaders. . V bars. Note - The dance is arranged for the music ivithout repeats. Metronome figure J- = 120. 21 E-O. COUNTRY DANCK. Allegro, fa First half of tstk fc^*=^^ p^i i 22 Danny. I. 1st man and 1st woman "foot it" two steps, then cast off. Finishing below the 2nd couple the position now being: 4 bars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ash Wednesday. JIG. 19 C. 17, 'ttt. i *n *< in* 20 E-O. I. 1st two couples set to partners then cross over, the woman passing above her partner, with four running steps. They repeat the same to original places again. A' bars. II. 1st man and 1st woman cross over with four running steps, and take places below the 2nd couple, then clap hands and run over to their proper sides again. Hands are clapped on the 5th step. 4 bars. The same two join hands and lead down between the 3rd couple, separate and cast up behind the 3rd man and 3rd woman back to the second place again. Here they join right hands, lead up to the top, separate and cast off, taking the place below the 3rd couple, 2nd couple now becoming leaders. . V bars. Note - The dance is arranged for the music ivithout repeats. Metronome figure J- = 120. 21 E-O. COUNTRY DANCK. Allegro, fa First half of tstk fc^*=^^ p^i i 22 Danny. I. 1st man and 1st woman "foot it" two steps, then cast off. Finishing below the 2nd couple the position now being: 4 bars.
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