Parsons farewell - Revision history

Conrad Leviston at 02:01, 10 October 2009

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	'''Parsons farewell''' is a [[dance]] included in [[Playford's Dancing Master]].		'''Parsons farewell''' is a [[dance]] included in [[Playford's Dancing Master]].

			==Choreography==

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			This dance starts with two couples facing each other.

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

Cian at 04:15, 11 September 2008

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		'''Parsons farewell''' is a [[dance]] included in [[Playford's Dancing Master]].

		{{stub}}
		[[category:dances]]

202.173.158.162 at 13:21, 19 December 2006

2006-12-19T13:21:49Z

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	--notes for conrad:--
	trickiest bits of the reconstruction danced at krae glas dec meeting (to best of my memory)

	---last verses:---
	very important to know what happens next as otherwise will not complete hay. (but then that's true of most hay's isnt it?)

	*1-4 turn partner full circle with x hand
	*5-6 men step forwards so they have just passed other man by x shoulder (this is the line along which the subsequent hay occurs
	*7-12? single hay (ie pass everyone else once) ending up in opposite person's place. better if no hands used.
	*13?-16? turn partner full circle with x hand

	*this ends with each in their opposite's place

	*repeat with women doing as for the men, opposite hands used

	*this ends with each back in their own original place.

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Tiff at 14:12, 17 December 2006

2006-12-17T14:12:48Z

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	notes for conrad:		--notes for conrad:--
	trickiest bits of the reconstruction danced at krae glas dec meeting (to best of my memory)		trickiest bits of the reconstruction danced at krae glas dec meeting (to best of my memory)

	last verses:		---last verses:---
	very important to know what happens next as otherwise will not complete hay. (but then that's true of most hay's isnt it?)		very important to know what happens next as otherwise will not complete hay. (but then that's true of most hay's isnt it?)

	1-4 turn partner full circle with x hand		*1-4 turn partner full circle with x hand
	5-6 men step forwards so they have just passed other man by x shoulder (this is the line along which the subsequent hay occurs		*5-6 men step forwards so they have just passed other man by x shoulder (this is the line along which the subsequent hay occurs
	7-12? single hay (ie pass everyone else once) ending up in opposite person's place. better if no hands used.		*7-12? single hay (ie pass everyone else once) ending up in opposite person's place. better if no hands used.
	13?-16? turn partner full circle with x hand		*13?-16? turn partner full circle with x hand

	this ends with each in their opposite's place		*this ends with each in their opposite's place

	repeat with women doing as for the men, opposite hands used		*repeat with women doing as for the men, opposite hands used

	this ends with each back in their own original place.		*this ends with each back in their own original place.

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Tiff at 14:10, 17 December 2006

2006-12-17T14:10:53Z

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notes for conrad:
trickiest bits of the reconstruction danced at krae glas dec meeting (to best of my memory)

last verses:
very important to know what happens next as otherwise will not complete hay. (but then that's true of most hay's isnt it?)

1-4 turn partner full circle with x hand
5-6 men step forwards so they have just passed other man by x shoulder (this is the line along which the subsequent hay occurs
7-12? single hay (ie pass everyone else once) ending up in opposite person's place. better if no hands used.
13?-16? turn partner full circle with x hand

this ends with each in their opposite's place

repeat with women doing as for the men, opposite hands used

this ends with each back in their own original place.

[[User:Tiff|Tiff]]