Dance Video The Kingston Flyer (Video 1)
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In the first part of this video the MC gives a recap of the dance.
Johnsonville SCD Club hosted the New Dancers' Celebration in Wellington, New Zealand this year. The dance was held at the Newlands Centennial hall and Lynne Scott and Associates provided the music. Jean Malcolm and Richard Hardie are the band's other members. "The Kingston Flyer" was devised by Noeline O'Connor and takes its name from a well-known South Island tourist train. Our MC was Johnsonville club tutor Rod Downey. Oh, and please note the bunting around the hall - this was its first outing. Several of Johnsonville's new members held a bunting bee, using donated tartan and plain fabric.
- Dance
- The Kingston Flyer (R32, Noeline O'Connor: Happy to Meet)
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- Eric Ferguson (March 5, 2014, 10:49 a.m.) – Source: YouTube
- Quality (of the dancing)
- Informal/Social (RSCDS) (What does this mean?)
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In the first part of this video the MC gives a recap of the dance.
Johnsonville SCD Club hosted the New Dancers’ Celebration in Wellington, New Zealand this year. The dance was held at the Newlands Centennial hall and Lynne Scott and Associates provided the music. Jean Malcolm and Richard Hardie are the band’s other members. “The Kingston Flyer” was devised by Noeline O’Connor and takes its name from a well-known South Island tourist train. Our MC was Johnsonville club tutor Rod Downey. Oh, and please note the bunting around the hall - this was its first outing. Several of Johnsonville’s new members held a bunting bee, using donated tartan and plain fabric.
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The Kingston Flyer 4/4L · R32
- 1–
- 1W, followed by 2W, 3W, and 4W dances across the set, behind the men, across the set at the bottom and up own side back to place
- 9–
- men repeat
- 17–
- 1c lead down the middle and up
- 25–
- 1c cast off to bottom (2c+3c+4c step up on bars 27–28) ; 1c turn RH