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--- ins_female_sailor [2016/02/23 20:38]
sbarker
+++ ins_female_sailor [2019/04/15 23:20]
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-FEMALE SAILOR (also spelled SAYLOR)
+====== FEMALE SAILOR ======
+(also spelled SAYLOR, SAYLER)
+Playford Ball reconstruction by Pat Shaw
 <code>
-   Playford Ball, reconstruction by Pat Shaw</code>
+A1  1-4  1st couple lead through the couple above them and
+         cast down to place. {at top, lead through an imaginary couple.}
+-8  1st couple lead through the couple below them and cast up to place.
+A2  1-4  1st couple half figure-eight through couple below.
+-8  1st couple turn right-hands once around, ending
+         improper and facing down.
+B1  1-4  All back-to-back with neighbors.
+-8  All turn two-hands with neighbors.
+B2  1-4  Partners back-to-back.
+-8  1st couple turn two-hands half-way and cast down one
+         place while 2nd couple turn two-hands moving up center one place.
+</code>
+Recordings:{{ ::music:female_saylor_the--043.mp3.zip |}}\\
+{{ ::music:female_sayler--011.mp3.zip |}}
+==== THE FEMALE SAILOR ====
+-bar duple-minor longways; moderate-easy.
+dance & tune: Feuillet l' Essex, 1710; alternate tune, Peirce MS.
+<code>
+-8    1s lead up through the 2s above, cast back,
+       lead down through the 2s below and cast back.
+-16   1s dance half a figure-8 down through the couple below:
+       partners turn once around by the right,
+       ending with the 1s facing down and the 2s facing up.
+-24  Neighbors dos-a-dos, then turn once around with 2 hands.
+-32  1s dos a dos (actually, 2s can do it as well);
+       then 1s turn halfway around with 2 hands and cast off (2s move up)
+</code>
+==== FEMALE SAILOR - Equalized ====
+This version of Female Saylor by Peggy Roe tries to equalize the participation of C1 and C2.
 <code>
-   A1        1-4        1st couple lead through the couple above them and
+A1 2s lead up through their 1s, and cast down.
-                   cast down to place. {at top, lead through an imaginary couple.}
+s lead down through 2s, cast up, and flow into...
--8         1st couple lead through the couple below them and cast up to place.
+A2 1s half figure 8 down, and 2-hand turn.
-   A2        1-4         1st couple half figure-eight through couple below.
+   End improper, facing opposite gender neighbour.
--8         1st couple turn right-hands once around, ending
-                   improper and facing down.
+B1 Neighbours back to back and 2-hand turn
-   B1        1-4         All back-to-back with neighbors.
+B2 Partners back to back.
--8         All turn two-hands with neighbors.
+s cross and cast down while
--4         Partners back-to-back.
+s meet* and lead up
-   B2        5-8         1st couple turn two-hands half-way and cast down one
+</code>
-                   place while 2nd couple turn two-hands moving up center one place.
-   THE FEMALE SAILOR
+*B2 to A1 transition: If the 2s take some time to meet (bars 5 & 6) they can make B2 flow into the lead up of A1 without stopping.
--bar duple-minor longways; moderate-easy.
-   dance & tune: FeuilletlEssex, 1710; alternate tune, Peirce MS.
--8         1s lead up through the 2s above, cast back,
-           lead down through the 2s below and cast back.
--16         1s dance half a figure-8 down through the couple below:
-           partners turn once around by the right,
-           ending with the 1s facing down and the 2s facing up.
--24         Neighbors dos-a-dos, then turn once around with 2 hands.
--32         1s dos a dos (actually, 2s can do it as well);
-           then 1s turn halfway around with 2 hands and cast off (2s move up).</code>

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