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--- ins_epping_forest [2020/03/27 02:17] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ ins_epping_forest [2025/06/25 00:49] (current) – mar4uscha
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 ====== EPPING FOREST ======
+Playford's Dancing Master 1670\\
+Cecil Sharp, 1922\\
 Round for six; in three parts (4th Ed., 1670)\\
 Recording: {{ ::music:epping_forest--011.mp3.zip |}}\\
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 -8  Partners set and turn single.
 B and C  As in First Part.</code>
+Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inLpsUCklOc\\
 Nowadays generally interpreted as:-
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 skipping turns at the end of Part III into the slipping circle of Part I.
-Recording: {{ ::music:epping_forrest-bnah5-15.mp3.zip |}}
+Recording: {{ ::music:epping_forrest-bnah5-15.mp3.zip |}}\\
+Sharp left the kissing out of his interpretation of
+this simple dance named for the ancient forest on
+the northern boundaries of London, a frequent
+resort of the citizens of the city for the pleasures of
+hunting.
+The congestion of people, dogs and horses in
+Bunbury's delightful satire certainly suggests that the
+catch may have been slim. It is more likely that the
+real goal of the "Easter Hunt" was to see and be
+seen, and to take the fresh air, away from the coal,
+peat, and wood smoke of the city.