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| ====== Cheshire Rounds ====== | ====== Cheshire Rounds ====== | ||
| + | Playford's Dancing Master of 1701.\\ | ||
| + | Adapted by Charles Bolton in 2000.\\ | ||
| + | Proper duple minor dance. | ||
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| A1 1-4 W1 cast down around both 2s up to partner's place, M1 follows up middle to her place | A1 1-4 W1 cast down around both 2s up to partner's place, M1 follows up middle to her place | ||
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| + | music?\\ | ||
| + | Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lte3LiXo_Wg | ||
| + | More information on the dance:\\ | ||
| + | https://tunearch.org/wiki/Annotation:Cheshire_Rounds_(1)\\ | ||
| + | "Cheshire Rounds" was a celebrated tune and dance sometimes danced by a couple (whose gyrations resembled the movements of the sun and moon) and sometimes by a single person. The only known portrait of Doggett (who founded the celebrated waterman's badge) shows him dancing the "Cheshire Round." | ||
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