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ins_sir_watkins_jig [2019/04/14 16:56] nashjc |
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- | (Reconstruction from video instruction by Orli Krasner\\ | + | Recording: {{ ::music:sir_watkins_jig-bnah5-18.mp3.zip |}}\\ |
- | (http:<nowiki>//</nowiki>www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWESTSJOvZA) | + | |
+ | (Reconstruction from video instruction by Orly Krasner\\ | ||
+ | (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWESTSJOvZA)\\ | ||
+ | A Pinewoods video is well-danced, and I believe Orly is W1:\\ | ||
+ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG2SZmdizAo | ||
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All turn partner 2H 1/2 way. | All turn partner 2H 1/2 way. | ||
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+ | ====== Sir Watkin's Jig ====== | ||
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+ | Three couple longways, G Major, 6/8 | ||
+ | A Choice Collection of 200 Favourite Country Dances (Thompson), 1774. Retreads (Bolton), 1985. | ||
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+ | <code> | ||
+ | A1 1-4 1st couple long cast to second place (2nd couple | ||
+ | moving up on bars 3-4). | ||
+ | 5-8 1st couple two-hand turn. | ||
+ | A2 1-8 1st and 3rd couples four changes of rights and | ||
+ | lefts, starting with partner. | ||
+ | B1 1-4 1st couple lead down through 3rd couple and cast | ||
+ | back to second place. | ||
+ | 5-8 1st couple lead up through 2nd couple and cast to | ||
+ | sec- ond place. | ||
+ | 9-10 1st couple turn single down (man right, woman | ||
+ | left). | ||
+ | B2 1-4 Circle six left halfway, breaking into two lines. | ||
+ | 5-6 Keeping hands, lines set, moving backwards. | ||
+ | 7-8 Letting go hands, turn single moving forward. | ||
+ | 9-10 Partners two-hand turn halfway.</code> | ||
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+ | NOTES | ||
+ | A2 | ||
+ | The four changes here are leisurely (four steps per change). They should be not only elegant, but also timed to the music. | ||
+ | B2 5-10 | ||
+ | This is a slightly quicker sequence compared to the rest of the dance. One suggestion is to set back in a line, and not too far. Then attempt to do the turn single forward together! Finally, be on time with the short halfway turn. |