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--- ins_black_nag [2019/04/19 13:57] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ ins_black_nag [2025/07/06 03:41] (current) – mar4uscha
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 ====== Black Nag ======
-As om "The Playford Ball"... longways..3 couples
+The Playford Ball 1657 \\
+Cecil Sharp, 1911\\
+longways 3 couples
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    B2 1-8 Repeat B1, slipping back to place in reverse order, 3rd couple
           slipping down first.
    Part II
    A  1-8 Partners side twice.
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 -6 2nd couple the same.
 -8 All turn single right. (Turn single NOT present in DM 1670 original.)
-   B2 1-8 Repeat B1 back to place.
+         B2 1-8 Repeat B1 back to place.
    Part III
    A  1-8 Partners arm right, then left.
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 Recordings: {{ ::music:black_nag--010.mp3.zip |}}\\
-{{ ::music:black_nag--032.mp3.zip |}}
+{{ ::music:black_nag--032.mp3.zip |}}\\
+See an [[http://www.dancekaleidoscope.org.au/dance.html#BlackNag|animation of this dance]]\\
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S05Zts9gN2s\\
+**THE BLACK NAG**\\
+With a dance and tune sharing similarities with the
+earlier "Millison's Jig" (DM I: 1651-1690), "Black Nagg,"
+corrected to "Black Nag" in 1686, became "The Gallopping
+Nag" in 1695. When John Walsh appropriated the entire
+contents of the sixteenth edition of the first volume of
+The Dancing Master (1716) for his Compleat Country
+Dancing Master of 1718, the editors of The Dancing
+Master substituted a new figure with this tune in the last
+two editions.
-See an [[http://www.dancekaleidoscope.org.au/dance.html#BlackNag|animation of this dance]]