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====== Fop's Fancy ====== | ====== Fop's Fancy ====== | ||
- | Duple minor proper | + | Duple minor proper\\ |
+ | First published in Walsh of 1715. \\ | ||
+ | Proper duple minor longways dance. \\ | ||
+ | Adapted by Andrew Shaw in 2002. | ||
<code> | <code> | ||
DMLW | DMLW | ||
A1 1-4 1s and 2nd man circle left once around (3 bars), | A1 1-4 1s and 2nd man circle left once around (3 bars), | ||
- | then 1s and 2s (now including 2nd woman) turn single left (1 bar). | + | then 1s and 2s (now including 2nd woman) turn single left (1 bar). |
A2 1-4 1s and 2s circle right once around (3 bars), | A2 1-4 1s and 2s circle right once around (3 bars), | ||
- | then all turn single right (1 bar). | + | then all turn single right (1 bar). |
- | + | ||
B1 1-4 1st corners change places (2bars) then 2nd corners change places (2bars) | B1 1-4 1st corners change places (2bars) then 2nd corners change places (2bars) | ||
B2 1-2 1s and 2s, two changes of rights and lefts, starting with partner. | B2 1-2 1s and 2s, two changes of rights and lefts, starting with partner. | ||
- | 3-4 Partners two-hand turn once around. | + | 3-4 Partners two-hand turn once around. |
- | + | ||
C1 1-4 1s cast down into 2nd place, 2s leading up (2 bars), | C1 1-4 1s cast down into 2nd place, 2s leading up (2 bars), | ||
then partners back-to-back right shoulder (2 bars). | then partners back-to-back right shoulder (2 bars). | ||
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</code> | </code> | ||
- | Copyright © none | + | Copyright © none\\ |
- | + | Source: Graham Christian, TTO 2016 Ball Program\\ | |
- | Source: Graham Christian, TTO Ball Program | + | Sticker Number: n/a\\ |
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- | Sticker Number: n/a | + | |
Recording: {{ ::music:fops_fancy-persons_of_quality.mp3.zip |}}\\ | Recording: {{ ::music:fops_fancy-persons_of_quality.mp3.zip |}}\\ | ||
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FOP became a pejorative term for a man excessively concerned with his appearance | FOP became a pejorative term for a man excessively concerned with his appearance | ||
- | and clothes in 17th century England. | + | and clothes in 17th century England.\\ |
+ | Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgwMsj58WRY&t=16s | ||