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 ====== Tythe Pig ====== ====== Tythe Pig ======
-The Dancing Master Vol. 1 9th ed. 1695. +The Dancing Master Vol. 1 9th ed. 1695.\\ 
-Duple minor proper+Duple minor proper\\ 
 +Tune: Tythe Pig
 <​code> ​ <​code> ​
    ​A1 ​   The 1. man back to back with the 2. wo.    ​A1 ​   The 1. man back to back with the 2. wo.
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         do so with next 3 counts cast off, then with 8 counts lead through and          do so with next 3 counts cast off, then with 8 counts lead through and 
         cast off again.</​code>​         cast off again.</​code>​
-   From John Garden: +====== TYTHE PIG ====== 
-   The tune is an adaptation of one used in Dryden’s King Arthur. ​bars are added at the  +  
-   beginning of the original B music and the last two bars are not repeated as in the original. +Purcell, Playford 1695, 6/4, 2 steps per bar 
-   In the dance I have opted for a slightly different B part phrasing ​to that suggested ​ +<​code>​ 
-   by Nicholas Broadbridge ​and Marjorie Fennessy in their Purcell’s Dancing Master.  +A1 1-4  1st corners back to back 
-   There the dancers ​clap own hands before clapping partner’s…. take one bar and the  +A2 1-4  2nd corners back to back 
-   first cast just one barclapping with corner taking ​twice as long as that with  +B  1-2  face neighbours ​and clap own hands twiceneighbours ​twice 
-   partner and has the first cast given only half the time of the second cast off.   +   2-4  All turn single away from neighbour 
-   Neither is really ideal, ​as the clapping with partner is much shorter than with  +   5-6  Face partners and clap as above 
-   neighbour (unlikefor examplein Dezais Les Mariners, .etc… but it does seems  +   7-8  1st couple cast2s lead up 
-   to follow the musical phrase (the turn single contained to two bars of similar music). ​ +   ​9-10 ​ C1 lead up and cast again2s stand still</​code>​ 
-   By having the partner clap on the first beat of the B part’s 5th bar, you don’t  +         
-   take too much time from the first caste and you can consider both bars 5-6 and 9-10  +         
-   ​casting bars – thus the descending melody.+From **John Garden**: 
 +The tune is an adaptation ​of one used in Dryden’s King Arthur\\
  
 +The history: ​ "​STAFFORDSHIRE STORY: THE TITHE PIG"\\
 +https://​johnstoncollection.org/​STAFFORDSHIRE-STORY-The-Tithe-Pig~64631
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