Dance: The Laird of Milton's Daughter
32-bar Jig
3 couples
Set shape: Longwise - 4
- Devised by:
- Craigmyle
(1950)
- Formations:
-
Corners' Chain (CCHAIN)
Hands round - 6 - and back (HR;6P;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
- Featured in:
-
Nov Dance Part 1
42nd Frankfurt Spring Ball 2010
- Published in:
-
Book 22
[10]
*
Pocket: Books 22, Graded
[10]
Scottish Reels are Fun
[32]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 7
[85]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 6
[81]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 8
[103]
- Full description:
- http://www.rscdsleeds.org.uk/dancecrib.asp?ID=1428
- Recommended Music:
-
Archie Buchanan (Robert R Gourlay)
The Laird of Milton's Daughter (W G M Christian)
- Recordings (9):
Show tunes
-
Let's Meet Again (Graham Geddes and his Scottish Dance Band),
track 5
[pace 31.9]
Book 22. Twelve Modern Scottish Country Dances (David Cunningham and his Scottish Dance Band),
track 11
[pace 35.1]
In Triumph (Don Bartlett and the Scotians),
track 8
[pace 33.5]
Let's Dance in Strict Tempo (Ian Holmes and his Band),
track 4
[pace 33.2]
Artistic License (McDuff's Ceilidh Band),
track 9
[pace 33.2]
More Sounds of the North (The Wick Scottish Dance Band),
track 11
Many Happy Returns (Hanneke Cassel & Dave Wiesler),
track 11
To the Laird (David South and his Scottish Dance Band),
track 18
[pace 35.9]
Nice to See You Again (Ian Cruickshanks and his Band),
track 11
[pace 35.5]
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The Laird of Milton's Daughter
Crib
| 1-8 | 1C set, cross RH ; cast off (2C up), turn LH to 1cnrs |
| 9-16 | Corners’ chain: 1C and corners change places RH, corners turn each other LH ; change back RH, 1C turn LH to 2cnrs |
| 17-24 | Repeat with 2cnrs, 1C finishes in 2pl own side |
| 25-32 | 2C+1C+3C circle6 and back |
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