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ins_hit_and_miss [2019/04/21 03:02] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1ins_hit_and_miss [2025/11/18 01:17] (current) nashjc
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 ====== Hit and Miss ====== ====== Hit and Miss ======
-See "The Playford Ball"     Tune "Daphne" +See "The Playford Ball"     Tune "Daphne"\\ 
 +Cecil Sharp 1916\\
 Two couples facing Two couples facing
        
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 BB & C As in Part I. BB & C As in Part I.
 Part III Part III
-AA     Partners arm right, then lett+AA     Partners arm right, then left
 BB & C As in Part 1. BB & C As in Part 1.
 </code> </code>
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 {{ ::music:hit_and_miss-priprec13.mp3.zip |}} {{ ::music:hit_and_miss-priprec13.mp3.zip |}}
  
 +**HIT AND MISS and DAPHNE**\\
 +Although the tune Sharp chose to substitute for this
 +dance was well known, no explanation has been found for
 +the name of the dance. \\
 +An early seventeenth-century song retells Ovid's myth of
 +the pursuit of Daphne, who was turned into a laurel tree
 +to prevent violation by Apollo. 
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