Dance: The Gentleman
32-bar Strathspey
3 couples
Set shape: Longwise - 4
- Devised by:
- Roz Scott Huxley
(1986)
- Formations:
-
Reel of three - half (REEL;HALF;R3;)
Reel of four - half (REEL;HALF;R4;)
Poussette - standard (POUSS;PV;)
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:
- Strathspey travel
- Featured in:
-
Santa Fe
poussette right-round
July 14
Van Isle Social Feb 10
- Published in:
-
Book 35 Scottish Country Dances
[5]
*
Pocket: Books 33,34,35
[21]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 7
[56]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 6
[54]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 8
[70]
- Recommended Music:
-
The Ceilidh Umbrella (Muriel A Johnstone)
- Recordings (7):
Show tunes
-
Book 35. Music for Eight Scottish Country Dances (Jim MacLeod and his Band),
track 5
[pace 64.0]
Scottish Dance Favourites Volume 3 (Jim MacLeod and his Band),
track 8
[pace 64.0]
Special Requests Volume 4 (Colin Dewar and his Scottish Dance Band),
track 2
[pace 62.1]
Delaware Valley Spring Ball 2003 (Muriel Johnstone & Keith Smith),
track 5
[pace 64.2]
Old Favourites and Odd Couples (Catherine Fraser & Duncan Smith),
track 6
[pace 64.1]
Book 35. Music for Eight Scottish Country Dances (Neil Copland and his Scottish Dance Band),
track 5
[pace 62.9]
Take Your Partners For Vol 1 (Luke Brady's Scottish Dance Band),
track 12
[pace 62.2]
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The Gentleman
Crib
| 1-8 | 2C step up as 1C turn BH to face P between them in line4 across | 1C+2C set, 1C advancing and passing ; ½Reel4, at end 1C pass LH to face down NHJ |
| 9-16 | 1C dance down to face P between 3C, repeat set and ½Reel4 with 3C, finish between 3C on own side LHJ |
| 17-24 | 1C lead to top, cross and cast to 2plx ; RSh ½Reels3 across (W up, M dn) (to 2,1,3) |
| 25-32 | 2C+1C Poussette. |
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