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Dear Wanda,

The two dances mentioned by name here are dances 11 and 12. However, the SCDDB seems to list the page numbers here. However, they do not co-inside with any page numbers in my copy, which are:

4 Whippety Stourie, 5 Kinnessburn Reel, 6 Heather Ale, 7 Corrievrechan, 8 Roses Of Carterhaugh, 10 The Gay Goshawk, 11 The Blue Falcon, 12 The Gaberlunzie, 13 Phyllis’s Fancy, 14 Something To Celebrate, 15 The Baldooser, 16 Lassie Wi’ The Lint White Locks

Is that congruent with your copy?

I think I might change the numbering to dance number as this is stated in the TOC. Roses Of Carterhaugh and The Gay Goshawk might have been swapped some time in the past to to bring the two pages of the former on opposite pages.

Best wishes, Heiko

Heiko, On 23-6 I send the following message to your private mail address - as I did not know yet this way of replying. The keep this issue complete I now cut and paste. with some corrections

Hello Heiko, My copy is a photocopy (original colour not know) A5 size with on the cover the Sutton Coldfield badge and blanc backside and inside pages.

Then there are 16 A5 pages p1 -unnumbered with the title and devisors name. p2 with foreword p3 with contents 10 dances numbered, with also x bar reel/jig/str, x couple dance and page number of the dance p4 is blanc (with in bottom right hand corner in writing Happy dancing! Barry Priddey. ) and see below the page numbers behind your list…

greetings, Wanda Op 23-6-2021 om 09:12 schreef admin@strathspey.org:

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Type: Publication Object: The Sutton Coldfield Book of SCD (278) URL: https://my.strathspey.org/dd/publication/278/

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Submitter: Wanda van taanom E-Mail: Thehaguebranch@hetnet.nl

Assigned: Heiko Schmidt (castle_ghost) Priority: Normal Disp: Being handled

By: Heiko Schmidt (castle_ghost) E-Mail: ha.schmidt@gmail.com

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Assigned changed to »castle_ghost« (previously »None«)
Disposition changed to »Being handled« (previously »New«)

Dear Wanda,

The two dances mentioned by name here are dances 11 and 12. However, the SCDDB seems to list the page numbers here. However, they do not co-inside with any page numbers in my copy, which are: page

4 nr 1 Whippety Stourie, 5 5 nr 2 Kinnessburn Reel, 6 6 nr 3 Heather Ale, 7 7 nr 4 Corrievrechan, 8 8 nr 6 Roses Of Carterhaugh, 10 10 nr 5 The Gay Goshawk, 9 11 nr 7 The Blue Falcon, 12 12 nr 8 The Gaberlunzie, 13 13 nr 9 Phyllis’s Fancy, 14 14 nr 10 Something To Celebrate, 15 15 The Baldooser, 16 Lassie Wi’ The Lint White Locks

Page 16 has: Music

Sutton Coldfield S…C…D… Society depends entirely on reords and tapes for music. The recordings used for this dances in this book have been as follows:

(per dance number plus name are mentioned (imo) a dance name plus the recording band. Not all are mentioned in scdd, therefore I simply type out all)

1. wh st The Sally Garen - Danelaw Band
2. Kinn Reel Lady Susan Strewart - Robert Whitehead
3. Heather Ale Shetland fiddlers’Soiety Danelaw Band
4. Corr Miss Drumbek - B.B.C. Band
5. gay go The Weaver - Jimmy Blair
6. roses of c Mary Hamilton - robert Whitehead
7. blue falc Edmund MaKenzie of Plockton - Danelaw Band
8. gaberl Caddam Wood - Danelaw Band
9. Phyll Maggie Lauder - Stan Hamilton 10 someth to Let’s have a Ceilidh - Don Bartlett

NB as a loose page - somewhat smaller than A5 - is inserted in my copy a page with 10 diagrams (the figures are handdrawn imo)

in the diagram of Something to Celebrate (J32) AND on the contents page (32 bar Jig 4 couple dance) the J resp. jig is by hand changed into R resp. Reel.

I also saw that as extra info with whippety stoorie was added the rhyme above the description.

Kinnesb… also has some text: The Kinness will be familiar th those who have attended the R>S>C.D.S. Summer School as the burn which flows though St. Andrews.

Corrievr. has: Corrievrechan. Gaelic for Brecan’s Cauldron, is a whirlpool off the coast of Argyllshire, between the islands of Scarba and Jura. It is caused by the meeting of tides about a rock some 15 feet below the surface.

the gay goshawk: "O well’s me, my gay goss-hawk,

That he can speak and flee;

He’ll carry a letter to my love,

Bring back another to me."

roses of car…: "When she came to Carterhaugh,

Tam Lin was at the well;

And there she found his steed standing

But away was himsel’.

She hadna pu’ a double rose,

A rose but only twa:

TTill up thenstarte young Tam Lin,

Says, ‘Lady, thou’s pu’ nae mae."

The Blue Falcon: The Scottish folk tale, “The Adventure of Iain Direach” tells how Iain, aided by his friend, An Gille Mairtean, the fox, went in search of the blue falcon and performed well-nigh impossible tak in order to obtain it.

The Gaberlunzie: "Wi’ kauk and keel, I’ll win your bread,

And spindles and whorls for them wha need,

Whilk is a gentil trade indeed

The Gaberlunzie is carry - o."

Phyllis…: For Phyllis Wood, for eleven years class teacher of Sutton Coldfield Scottish Country Dance Society.

Something to ce… Twenty-one years of Scottish Country Dancing in Sutton Coldfield.

Greetings, Wanda

Is that congruent with your copy?

I think I might change the numbering to dance number as this is stated in the TOC. Roses Of Carterhaugh and The Gay Goshawk might have been swapped some time in the past to to bring the two pages of the former on opposite pages.

Best wishes, Heiko

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