Scottish Country Dancing
Event
Title:
Scottish Country Dancing
When:
08/10/2015 7:30 pm
Where:
Curran Hall, Tanglin Trust School, Portsdown Road
Description
This is the first Ball dance practice evening.
We cater for all levels so you do not need to be an ‘expert’! If you don’t have a good time, we will want to know why!
This is your chance to brush up / learn the Ball dances, get fit in time for the Ball or just have fun.
Adult Dancing
at the Tanglin Trust School, Portsdown Road – access via Gate C *
Thursdays 7.30 – 9.30 pm
$10 per class (cash on the night) – but included in the price of your Ball ticket if you have booked already.
For further details, email Hazel Halliday: hazelmhalliday@gmail.com
The Curran Hall is situated on the first floor in the Infant Dept.
*As there are substantial building works going on, use Gate C (nearest to One North MRT), then the steps from the car park and turn left to the hall. There will be the usual warm welcome when you arrive at the hall!
This is thirsty work so we usually adjourn to the Col Bar, which is conveniently close!
****Ball dances as follows****
The Gay Gordons – one chilli difficulty (see the key below)
Knit the Pocky – one
Postie’s Jig – three chillis
Dashing White Sergeant – one
Strip the Willow – one
Shiftin Bobbins – three
Margaret’s Dance (Chieftain’s Choice) – one
Duke of Perth – four!
OXO – one
Reel of the 51st Division – three
Land O’ Cakes – two
Canadian Barn Dance – one
Hamilton House – three
Mairi’s Wedding – three
Virginia Reel – one
Waltz Country dance – one
Johnny Walker – four!
The Eightsome Reel – two
One chilli = fun dances that can easily be danced by everyone regardless of experience
Two chillis = helpful to have people in the set who have an idea of the dance
Three chillis = can be danced with one or two people in the set not knowing the dance but ideally dancing with a partner who knows it
Four chillis = more than one person in the set not knowing the dance will probably cause havoc . . . and you will need to improvise