ins_juno_and_pallas
JUNO AND PALLAS
Playford (John Young) in 1726,
Interpreted by Tom Cook in 1975.
Formation. Longways for three couples, all proper.
Tune: JUNO AND PALLAS
Al All couples lead up a double & fall back, twice. 2 1st couple go back-to-back R Sh, then turn R H 1 1/2, then face next dancer to form two new pairs (1st Man & 2nd Wo, 1st Wo & 2nd Man). 3 New pairs clap H thus:- “Own, RH, Own, LH, Own, Both H, Own, 4 (Pause)” — then lead out a double, change hands & lead back. 5 New pairs (1st Man & 3rd Wo, 2 couple, 1st Wo & 3rd Man) repeat A3 (clap & lead, 2 couple leading up & back). 6 All repeat A4 & AS four times, progressing round the set, a pair at to the bottom leading down, at the top leading up, in A5, until 1st couple 13 lead up & back in orig. places. 14 1st couple standing in orig places, other pairs repeat A4 (back-to-back & turn) so that 3rd couple face improper. 15 2nd couple also standing in orig places, 3 couple repeat A3, clapping & leading down & back. 16 3rd couple repeat A2 (back-to-back) & finish facing up in orig places. 17 All couples repeat Al (up a double & back, twice) in orig places.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YFuvhs-JiI
This dance is perhaps improved by moving into a ring formation after Al &
maintaining that formation until the end of A16. “Leading out™ in A3,5,7, etc.
is then always away from the center.
figure was reused (with a different tune) from “Green Stockings”, 1675.
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