Dance: Fisherman's Reel
32-bar Reel
5 couples
Set shape: Square
Progression: 53412
- Devised by:
- Petyt, Sue / Gamon, Jane
- Formations:
-
Hands across - 3 (HX;3P;)
Reel of three - promenade hold (REEL;PRMHLD;R3;)
Hands round - 8 - and back (HR;8P;BACK;)
Note: Due to limitations
in the underlying data,
the relative order of formations in this list may be different
from the order of formations in the actual dance.
- Steps:
- Skip-Change
Slip-Step
- Published in:
-
Dunblane Holiday
[2]
*
- Full description:
- http://www.suepetyt.me.uk/fishermans%20reel.htm
- Recommended Music:
-
The Black Mountain Reel (Jim Arthur)
- Recordings (7):
Show tunes
-
The Kirrie Lads (Ian Cruickshanks and his Band),
track 8
[pace 35.4]
Nice to See You (Ian Cruickshanks and his Band),
track 17
[pace 35.4]
Special Requests Volume 3 (The Colin Dewar Quartet),
track 10
[pace 36.4]
Lassie Come and Dance Wi' Me (Ian Cruickshanks and his Band),
track 11
[pace 34.2]
Highlander Music Scottish Dances Vol 6 (Drummond Cook and his Scottish Dance Band),
track 1
[pace 36.4]
Live at Opotiki, Music for a Whale of a Time (Peter Elmes and his Band),
track 8
[pace 29.8]
Tarry A While (The Deirdre Adamson Quartet),
track 8
[pace 36.4]
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Crib
| 4C Square set plus 5M / 5W in middle with backs to 4C / 2C |
| 1-8 | 1C+2C+3C+4C circle8 and back while 5C turn RH ; turn LH 1½ |
| 9-16 | 5M+2C & 5W+4C RHA ; 5M+1C & 5W+3C LHA |
| 17-24 | 1C+5M+2C & 3C+5W+4C (couples in promhold) Reels3 RSh to side couple, 5C meets (5M swivels L) and takes prom hold facing 1C (variant: 5C make ½ RH turn on meeting) |
| 25-32 | (all C promhold) 5C+1C change places RSh | 1C+4C repeat ; 4C+3C repeat | 3C+2C repeat, 2C is the new centre couple. |
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