Dance Video The Bonnie Hoose o' Airlie (Video 3)
RSCDS Edinburgh Dancing Forth 2010
First part of a longer demonstration. The final promenade is adapted to end in a longwise set ready for the next dance in the demo.
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- The Bonnie Hoose o' Airlie (R112, Charles Owen)
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First part of a longer demonstration. The final promenade is adapted to end in a longwise set ready for the next dance in the demo.
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The Bonnie Hoose o' Airlie 4S · R112
Figure 1
- 1-8
- All Men pull back RSh & dance Fig of 8 round corner & partner (RSh to corner to start) while Ladies Adv+Ret twice (1 step in/out PdeB)
- 9-16
- All turn corners RH & partner LH
Figure 2
- 17-24
- 1s & 3s cast round anticlockwise, 1L dances behind 4M+4L & in front of 4L+4M & round 4M to face him while 1M dances behind & round 4M & behind 4M+4L & round to face her while 3s dance similarly round 2s
- 25-32
- All set twice & turn opposite person RH
- 33-40
- All dance RSh reels of 4 across
- 41-48
- 1s+4s also 3s+2s dance RH across & LH back ending in each others place
- 49-80
- 2s & 4s repeat above Figs bars 17-48 all ending in opposite places
Figure 3
- 81-88
- All Men set advancing to join hands in circle, Men continue setting while Ladies set advancing to join hands in front of Men as Men bring their arms over behind Ladies & Ladies bring arms over behind Men into Basket Fig
- 89-96
- All circle left 1/2 way, set while Ladies bringing arms over Men & Men bring arms over Ladies, all retire setting to original places
- 97-104
- All dance 1/2 Grand Chain
- 105-112
- All Promenade anticlockwise 1/2 way, set twice with Lady turning under Man’s right arm into centre on second setting for bow/curtsey