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+ | ====== CUPID'S GARDEN ====== | ||
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+ | Square for 4 couples | ||
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- | CUPID'S GARDEN | ||
- | Square for 4 couples | ||
3 | 3 | ||
2 4 | 2 4 | ||
1 | 1 | ||
- | Part I | + | |
- | A1 Bar 1 1s and 3s lead forward and meet, while sides | + | Part I |
+ | A1 Bar 1 1s and 3s lead forward and meet, while sides | ||
face and fall back 3 steps | face and fall back 3 steps | ||
Bar 2 M1 leads W3 into 2nd place, while M3 leads W1 | Bar 2 M1 leads W3 into 2nd place, while M3 leads W1 | ||
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9-12 As in B1 to places.</code> | 9-12 As in B1 to places.</code> | ||
+ | Recording: {{ ::music:cupids_garden-bnbc7-09.mp3.zip |}} | ||
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===== Notes from Colin Hume: ===== | ===== Notes from Colin Hume: ===== | ||
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Cupid's Garden — Marjorie Heffer and William Porter, Maggot Pie, 1932</code> | Cupid's Garden — Marjorie Heffer and William Porter, Maggot Pie, 1932</code> | ||
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+ | Video: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yuj5Nj8-sfI]] | ||
Here's one of my favourite Maggot Pie dances. They took an old tune and fitted a new dance to it brilliantly — without having any tradition of composing new dances to fall back on. The tune is mainly in three-time, but it switches to four-time in the | Here's one of my favourite Maggot Pie dances. They took an old tune and fitted a new dance to it brilliantly — without having any tradition of composing new dances to fall back on. The tune is mainly in three-time, but it switches to four-time in the | ||
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The third figure is just very disorienting, and it feels very odd to honour your partner whom you haven't seen for ages. | The third figure is just very disorienting, and it feels very odd to honour your partner whom you haven't seen for ages. | ||
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