Dance Video The Rossington Strathspey (Video 1)
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The Rossington Strathspey is a Scottish Country Dance devised by Bill Libby in honour of Mrs. Ethel Mary Moss. The tune, composed by James C. Aulenbach, also bears her name. The dance was first published in Island Games, then reprinted in Spark O’ Water, Dances of Nova Scotia in 2017. It was performed by the Thistle Scottish Country Dancers in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in May 2022.
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- The Rossington Strathspey (S32, Bill Libby: Island Games)
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The Rossington Strathspey is a Scottish Country Dance devised by Bill Libby in honour of Mrs. Ethel Mary Moss. The tune, composed by James C. Aulenbach, also bears her name. The dance was first published in Island Games, then reprinted in Spark O’ Water, Dances of Nova Scotia in 2017. It was performed by the Thistle Scottish Country Dancers in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in May 2022.
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The Rossington Strathspey 3T · S32
- 1–
- All set | keeping NHJ with P all RHA 2/3 round | All set facing in (2,3,1)
- 9–
- All turn P BH | open into Circle6 L 2 places | all turn P BH and face in (3,1,2)
- 17–
- All M fig8 in front of P and behind next W (3,1,2)
- 25–
- All in promhold dance Reel3, 3c Rsh to 2c. (3,1,2)