Dance: The Triumph

24-bar Reel
2 couples
Set shape: Longwise - 4

Devised by:
Nathaniel Gow (1827)
Formations:
Lead down and up (DWNUP;LEAD;)
Poussette 1 couple (POUSS;1C;)
Steps:
Skip-Change
Pas-de-Basque
Published in:
Book 1 [2] *
Pocket: Books 1, 2, 3 [2]
Collins Pocket Reference [177]
Scottish Country Dances in Diagrams. Ed. 8 [190]
Recommended Music:
Triumph ((traditional))
Recordings (13): Show tunes
Book 1. Music for Twelve Traditional Dances (Bobby Crowe and his Scottish Dance Band), track 12 [pace 35.0]
A Scottish Celebration (Bobby Crowe and his Scottish Dance Band), track 9 [pace 35.0]
Music for Ten Scottish Country Dances (Bobby Crowe and his Scottish Dance Band), track 10 [pace 34.7]
In Triumph (Don Bartlett and the Scotians), track 1
Scottish Jigs and Reels for Children (Robin Ellis and his Band), track 9
The Scotch Piano (James Stanley Hamilton), track 5
Australian Ladies (Harp and Claymore), track 5
Dancing Live (The Muriel Johnstone Trio), track 7 [pace 37.3]
Two More Couples Please (The Scotsmen), track 1
Virtuoso Piper of Scotland (Bill Clement), track 12
Play the St. Andrew's Ball (Ron Kerr and his Scottish Dance Band), track 14 [pace 36.3]
Play the St. Andrew's Ball (Ron Kerr and his Scottish Dance Band), track 15
Gang on the Same Gate (Green Ginger), track 10 [pace 38.7]

Crib

1-81C lead down the middle and up, 1M presents 1W to 2M
9-161W+2M (NHJ), followed by 1M, dance down the middle ; 1W+2M turn inwards and 1M joins (1W hands crossed and joined to outer hands of 1M+2M, their NH making arch above 1W), all three dance up in TRIUMPH to finish 2M in own place and 1C BHJ on opposite sides
17-241C Poussette down the middle to 4pl (¼ R turn, progress, ¼ turn, ¼ turn, progress, progress with ¼ turn, ½ turn to own side, fall back to 4pl), (all other couples step up on 23-24).
Crib needs checked · Source: Eric T. Ferguson ·

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