For those of you wondering what a "Ball" is, it's a posh fancy dress dance. You can come dressed from the 18th century, or from 21st Century. For men Black tie is modern, or period costume; for ladies Ballgowns or long type dresses. But don't worry too much, just make an effort. Kilts are allowed if you have one!
We have 4 weeks to go through the dances, decide which ones might cause problems and leave them off the schedule;-) All dances will be walked through on the night, and once you buy your ticket you will get a copy of all the dance notations (if that means anything to you!).
There is limited space in the Town Hall so do let me know as soon as possible if you want to come. It should be a fascinating evening as the venue is laying on some 18th century nibbles. Tickets are £10 , doors open 7pm, dancing starts 7:15 and carriages at 10pm.
Arcadian Nuptials
Thompson 1765
Bar A Bar duple
proper longways 1718 **
Barbarini’s
Tambourine Longways duple minor Walsh, 1745
Childgrove DM1:
1701-1728 *
Christina by Naomi
Alexander duple improper longways **
Fandango 3
couple longways set Thompson, 1774
Hunsdon House 1665
Square *
Indian Queen duple
proper longways 1701 *
Lovely Nancy Johnson
1744 Longways, Duple Minor ¾ *
Merry Salopians; or
Women and Wine (aka The Old Mill)—3-cu. set (3/2) (G) Walsh, 1718
**
Mutual Love
(Thompson, 1777)**
Portsmouth 1701 *
Red and All Red
Thompson, 1757
Shrewsbury Lasses
3 couple longways set set Thompson, 1765
Shropshire Lass 1710
3 Cple set *
Take
a Dance
The Comical Fellow
1776, 40 Bars
The Physical Snob
3 couple longways set set Unidentified collection, c. 1790
Turning By Threes by
Gary Roodman circle for 3 couples
Wakefield Hunt
Longways triple minor (triple progression) Thompson, 1779
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