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'''Set and turn''' is a sequence of steps used in [[English Country Dance]] quite frequently. As a general rule, it is done by a dancer who starts out facing another, and usually both do it simultaneously. A ''set and turn left'' consists of a [[single]] to the left, a single to the right, and a turn over the left shoulder (ie, anticlockwise as seen from above). A ''set and turn right'' is the same, but to the other side. |
'''Set and turn''' is a sequence of steps used in [[English Country Dance]] quite frequently. As a general rule, it is done by a dancer who starts out facing another, and usually both do it simultaneously. A ''set and turn left'' consists of a [[single]] to the left side, a single to the right side, and a turn over the left shoulder (ie, anticlockwise as seen from above). A ''set and turn right'' is the same, but to the other side. |
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The [[set]] that is the first half of this figure is often done by itself. |
The [[set]] that is the first half of this figure is often done by itself. |
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Latest revision as of 15:42, 23 February 2006
Set and turn is a sequence of steps used in English Country Dance quite frequently. As a general rule, it is done by a dancer who starts out facing another, and usually both do it simultaneously. A set and turn left consists of a single to the left side, a single to the right side, and a turn over the left shoulder (ie, anticlockwise as seen from above). A set and turn right is the same, but to the other side.
The set that is the first half of this figure is often done by itself.
