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| ====== Apollo and Daphne ====== | ====== Apollo and Daphne ====== | ||
| - | Longways, duple minor | + | Walsh, 1718. Interpreted by Andrew Shaw 2017\\ |
| - | AI 1-4 | + | Longways, duple minor proper\\ |
| - | AI 1-4 | + | Tune: Apollo and Daphne |
| - | AI 1-4 | + | <code> |
| - | AI 1-4 | + | AI 1-4 Facing centre, all set forward R. and L., then turn S. towards nbr. back to |
| - | Note on the dance: | + | place, slightly more than once round, finishing facing out. |
| + | A2 1-4 Nbrs. lead out (3 steps, turning on 3), lead back (3 steps) and turn S. away | ||
| + | from nbr. to place (6 steps). | ||
| + | BI 1-2 Ist cpl. cast down into 2nd place, 2nd cpl. meeting and leading up | ||
| + | into Ist place. | ||
| + | 3-4 Ist cpl. lead down through the cpl. below and cast back, 2nd cpl. moving up | ||
| + | outside the cpl. above and leading back, Ist cpl. moving directly into | ||
| + | 5-8 Ist cpl. figure 8 up through 2nd cp].. | ||
| + | B2 1-4 Hands 4, circle L. once round. | ||
| + | 5-6 Ptns. back-to-back. | ||
| + | 7-8 Ptns. 2-hand turn once round. </code> | ||
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| + | Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgNj426SxNk | ||
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| + | Note on the dance: \\ | ||
| Apollo and Daphne and Flora and Phaon are the first two dances in this Walsh collection and form part | Apollo and Daphne and Flora and Phaon are the first two dances in this Walsh collection and form part | ||
| of a group of 15 dances, mostly named after the gods, goddesses, heroes and heroines of Greek and | of a group of 15 dances, mostly named after the gods, goddesses, heroes and heroines of Greek and | ||
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| in the 16 edition of The Dazzcing-Master by Pearson and Young in 1716 and are presumably the | in the 16 edition of The Dazzcing-Master by Pearson and Young in 1716 and are presumably the | ||
| dances referred to by Walsh in his Note at the foot of the Alphabetical Table that "The Masquerade | dances referred to by Walsh in his Note at the foot of the Alphabetical Table that "The Masquerade | ||
| - | Dances are contain'd in the first Section" — having promised on his title page, "Great Variety of | + | Dances are contain'd in the first Section" - having promised on his title page, "Great Variety of |
| - | Dances, both Old and New; Particularly Those perform'd at the several Masquerades". | + | Dances, both Old and New; Particularly Those performed at the several Masquerades". |
| Eight of the dances are newly published and include the two dances in this book and Coridon and | Eight of the dances are newly published and include the two dances in this book and Coridon and | ||
| Phillis in Rebecca King's Nearer & Farther {California, 2014, p.14); the other seven are from Nathaniel | Phillis in Rebecca King's Nearer & Farther {California, 2014, p.14); the other seven are from Nathaniel | ||
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| books. | books. | ||
| + | Note on the tune: \\ | ||
| + | Lads and Lasses, published by William Pearson and John Young in The Dancing-Master ... The Third | ||
| + | Volume, [1726], and by John Walsh in The New Country Dancing Master 3d Book, [1728], sets a different | ||
| + | figure to the same tune. | ||
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