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The Scottish Country Dance Book, Book 29 by Muriel A. Johnstone, 1979
THE SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE BOOK;BOOK 27.
THE SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE BOOK: BOOK 8. by No Author., 1951-01-01
Scottish Country Dance Series: Petronella
The Pocket Edition : Scottish Country Dance Book (IV, V and VI) by n/a, 1980
The Pocket Edition, Scottish Country Dance Book XXX : Scottish Country Dances for Children, Five Country Dances 1982, Diamond Jubilee Scottish Country Dance Book XXXI by n/a, 1985
Square Dance: Folk Dance, Scottish Country Dance, List of U.S. State Dances, Morris Dance, English Country Dance, Quadrille
The Scottish Country Dance Book Book 5-16 by Herbert Wiseman Michael Diack, 1955
The Scottish Country Dance Book, Book 10
The Border dance book: Scottish country dances, by Elizabeth Maclachlan, 1932
Scottish Styles of Music: Classical Music in Scotland, Scottish Country Dance, Reel, Jig, Céilidh, Margaret Henderson, Scottish Fiddling
THE SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE BOOK: BOOK 14.
The Scottish Country Dance Book. Book 28 by Muriel A. Johnstone (Music Arranger), 1977

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Extractions: Scottish country dancing , "SCD" or "reeling" is a form of social dance involving groups of mixed couples of dancers tracing progressive patterns according to a predetermined choreography. SCD is often considered a type of folk dancing although this is not strictly true - it derives from the courtly dances of the Renaissance and, as a form of ballroom dancing , predates the more modern styles of the quadrille as well as couple dances like the waltz . Related dance forms include English country dancing contra dancing ceilidh dancing , "Old Tyme" dancing, Irish set dancing , or square dance Scottish country dances are categorised as reels (including hornpipes jig s, and strathspeys according to the type of music to which they are danced. The first two types (also called quick-time dances ) feature fast tempos, quick movements, and a lively feel. The third type (strathspey) has a much slower tempo and a more formal, stately feel. There are also 9/8 jigs, minuets and waltz-time dances although they make up a very small part of the repertoire. Scottish country dancing is generally done in organized formations referred to as "sets". Sets usually consist of three or four couples, but some dances call for larger sets of five, six or even more couples. Couples are normally mixed, but women will dance with women or men with men depending on the make-up of the assembly.
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Scottish country dance. Navigation. 1 The Dances. General; Dancers and Sets; Phrasing and formations; Steps and Technique; Progression. 2 History
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Scottish country dance. From Wacklepedia The Free Encyclopedia. Scottish country dancing, as distinct from Old Tyme dancing, is very loosely governed
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Extractions: Wacklepedia Home Page Index Scottish country dancing , as distinct from Old Tyme dancing, is very loosely governed throughout the world by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS). As the word "governed" implies, Scottish dancing (though a type of folk dancing ) is still continuing to evolve, and the majority of dances currently in favour have been written more recently than in most folk traditions. As a pursuit Scottish country dancing is no longer confined to Scotland, but active communities can be found throughout the world - in the rest of Britain, continental Europe, Canada and the US as well as Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, with occasional groups in places as diverse as Russia, South Africa, Argentina, Hong Kong and so on. Scottish country dances are categorised as reels, jigs , hornpipes or strathspeys; generally consist of two partner couples (one man and one lady - frequently informally danced with two ladies instead, one of whom dances as the "man"), incorporating two or more couples in sets (usually restricted to six couples unless for demonstration purposes). The usual set shape is "longwise" - between three and five couples side by side with all the men in a line facing a similar line of ladies (each man being opposite their partner) with the top couple of the set being the left most man and his partner. Other set shapes include: Triangular : three couples on the sides of an equilateral triangle with the top couple being on the base of the triangle
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Extractions: Scottish country dancing , as distinct from Old Tyme dancing, is very loosely governed throughout the world by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS). As the word "governed" implies, Scottish dancing (though a type of folk dancing ) is still continuing to evolve, and the majority of dances currently in favour have been written more recently than in most folk traditions. As a pursuit Scottish country dancing is no longer confined to Scotland, but active communities can be found throughout the world - in the rest of Britain, continental Europe, Canada and the US as well as Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, with occasional groups in places as diverse as Russia, South Africa, Argentina, Hong Kong and so on. Scottish country dances are categorised as reels, jigs , hornpipes or strathspeys; generally consist of two partner couples (one man and one lady - frequently informally danced with two ladies instead, one of whom dances as the "man"), incorporating two or more couples in sets (usually restricted to six couples unless for demonstration purposes). The usual set shape is "longwise" - between three and five couples side by side with all the men in a line facing a similar line of ladies (each man being opposite their partner) with the top couple of the set being the left most man and his partner. Other set shapes include: Triangular : three couples on the sides of an equilateral triangle with the top couple being on the base of the triangle Square (basic) : four couples on the sides of a square with the top couple being that closest to the band
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Extractions: Scottish country dancing , "SCD" or "reeling" is a form of Social Dance involving groups of mixed couples of dancers tracing Progressive Patterns according to a predetermined choreography. SCD is often considered a type of Folk Dancing although this is not strictly true - it derives from the courtly dances of the Renaissance and, as a form of Ballroom Dancing , predates the more modern styles of the Quadrille as well as couple dances like the Waltz . Related dance forms include English Country Dancing Contra Dancing Ceilidh Dancing Old Tyme Dancing ... Irish Set Dancing , or Square Dance Scottish country dances are categorised as Reels (including Hornpipes Jig s, and Strathspeys according to the type of music to which they are danced. The first two types (also called ''quick-time dances'') feature fast tempos, quick movements, and a lively feel. The third type (strathspey) has a much slower tempo and a more formal, stately feel. The strathspey is unique to Scottish country dancing. There are also 9/8 jigs, minuets and waltz-time dances although they make up a very small part of the repertoire. Scottish country dancing is generally done in organized formations referred to as "sets". Sets usually consist of three or four couples, but some dances call for larger sets of five, six or even more couples. Couples are normally mixed, but women will dance with women or men with men depending on the make-up of the assembly.
Scottish Country Dance [Definition]
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Extractions: Technology Computers Phones Cameras ... Links ABCworld >> Scottish Country Dance Scottish country dancing at the 2005 Skagit Valley Highland Games in Mount Vernon, Washington Scottish country dancing or "SCD" is a form of social dance involving groups of mixed couples of dancers tracing progressive patterns according to a predetermined choreography. SCD is often considered a type of folk dancing although this is not strictly true - it derives from the courtly dances of the Renaissance and, as a form of ballroom dancing , predates the more modern styles of the quadrille as well as couple dances like the waltz . Related dance forms include English country dancing contra dancing ceilidh dancing Old Tyme dancing ... Irish set dancing , or square dance Scottish country dances are categorised as reels (including hornpipes jigs , and strathspeys according to the type of music to which they are danced. The first two types (also called quick-time dances ) feature fast tempos, quick movements, and a lively feel. The third type (strathspey) has a much slower tempo and a more formal, stately feel. The strathspey is unique to Scottish country dancing. There are also 9/8 jigs, minuets and waltz-time dances although they make up a very small part of the repertoire.
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