Dance Video The Braes of Yarrow (Video 1)
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Twice through as part of a longer demo. The end of the 2nd repeat is slightly adapted to leave 3rd & 4th couples on opposite sides for the next dance in the medley.
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- The Braes of Yarrow (S32, Barry Priddey: The Tam O' Shanter Book of Scottish Country Dances)
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- Murrough Landon (Feb. 20, 2020, 8:07 p.m.) – Source: YouTube
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Twice through as part of a longer demo. The end of the 2nd repeat is slightly adapted to leave 3rd & 4th couples on opposite sides for the next dance in the medley.
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The Braes of Yarrow 4/4L · S32
- 1–4
- All ½ turn P BH & face up | set
- 5–12
- 1c, others following, dance slightly up & cast to 4pl (4x,3x,2x,1x) ; cross in 4pl (no hands, W in front of P) & dance up own side, 1c & 3c curving to face down (1,2,3,4)
- 13–20
- Mirror Reels4 on sides, 1c & 3c starting in & down, join hands when meeting
- 21–24
- 3c & 1c dance down below 4c & cast up, 3c to 1pl, 1c to 3pl (3,2,1,4)
- 25–32
- 3c+2c & 1c+4c Tourbillon (2,3,4,1)
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