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| - | BRITISH SORROW (R Page, 1807, longways triple contra, proper, 32 bar reel) | + | ====== BRITISH SORROW ====== |
| + | (R Page, 1807, longways triple contra, proper, 32 bar reel)\\ | ||
| + | Recording: {{ ::music:british_sorrow-053_yvb-17.mp3.zip |}} | ||
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| B2 Rts and Lts around 4 at top (4 changes of circular hey)</code> | B2 Rts and Lts around 4 at top (4 changes of circular hey)</code> | ||
| + | British Sorrow is an American Country Dance found in Saltator's | ||
| + | "A Treatise on Dancing: and on Various Other Matters which are | ||
| + | connected With That Accomplishment" of 1807. It was revived | ||
| + | by Ralph Page in about 1950 and may be found in the CDSS's | ||
| + | "Cracking Chestnuts" book. It is a proper triple minor dance. | ||
| + | Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4DlDYN-5pA | ||
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