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ins_virginia_reel [2019/04/25 23:05]
nashjc
ins_virginia_reel [2023/10/15 02:55] (current)
mar4uscha
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-   Lines forward and back, that again. + ​8  ​Lines forward and back, that again. 
-   ​All turn partner RH; then LH (once round each) + 8  ​All turn partner RH; then LH (once round each) 
-   ​All turn partner both hands. + 8  ​All turn partner both hands. 
-   ​All dos a dos. + 8  ​All dos a dos. 
-   ​C1 down the middle and back+ 16  ​C1 down the middle and back
    Strip the willow:    Strip the willow:
-      ​C1 turn R elbow, next opposite gender L elbow +8      ​C1 turn R elbow, next opposite gender L elbow 
-      then partner R, next L and so on to bottom. +     then partner R, next L and so on to bottom. 
-   C1 gallop back to top, Cast to bottom others follow.+16   C1 gallop back to top, Cast to bottom others follow.
    C1 make arch for others to go under. Start over.</​code>​    C1 make arch for others to go under. Start over.</​code>​
 +Video: https://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=gnLEnf-6S_U
  
 +The Virginia Reel was the most popular dance amongst the Mormon pioneers who came across the plains to Utah\\ 
 +Dance found in Wilson, 1816, and there is no definitive description. This is, as best I can recall, the dance I grew up with. It is a proper longways set "for as many as will", though the best number seems to be between 4 and 8 couples. This video shows a 5 couple set. 
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