- How the solo section works.. -- x, 19:53:01 11/13/09 Fri [8]
This may have been asked before, but I just want to make sure. For the solo dance section of the exam, I know that it is done down the line, dancer by dancer, stepabout style. But does each dancer do only 1 step at a time?
i.e., If there were 3 dancers, dancer 1 would do step 1, dancer 2 would do step 1, dancer 3 would do step 1, and then it's back to dancer 1 for step 2?
I just want to be absolutely sure, since it changes things for the flow of my steps whether I have to do one at a time, or two together.
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- Does anyone know if we are required to dance the single jig for the exam? Also, will we be asked to dance fast treble jigs and hornpipes? -- Thanks., 06:11:59 11/22/09 Sun [2]
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- Thought this was interesting. Normally in competition, in a four-hand the top couple (to the left of the judge) completes the figure first. However, in Haste to the Wedding the even couple begins the figure. -- tcrg hopeful, 06:48:28 11/20/09 Fri [3]
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- Is there a particular version of Job of Journeywork and Garden of Daisies that examiners expect you to do? I'm not sure if my way is correct -- Claire, 00:34:13 10/15/09 Thu [12]
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- Irish dance music tutorial online at Diddlyi! -- Mark Arrington, 05:14:27 11/19/09 Thu [1]
Due to the response of the dance music timing tutorial I offered a few weeks ago, Diddlyi magazine is featuring a series on the topic! I'm addressing one tune type at a time with a timing diagram and a shortened narrative to fit the format. The first article, for which help is most frequently requested, is about understanding slip jigs. No knowledge of music reading or music time signatures is required to understand the timing. The website is www.mag.diddlyi.com. Anyone who wants the 15-page tutorial can send me an email at mark@markarringtonmusic.com
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- Does anyone have any factual information (from CLRG) on when to expect our results from the Sydney examinations? -- I am guessing around Christmas/New Year., 17:39:01 11/18/09 Wed [2]
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- Question on the set dancing part. For the TC where you need 9 dances, do they EVER make you do just HP or JUST TJ sets? Is it 3 that you actually dance? Thanks in advance. -- TC wannabe, 09:37:31 11/17/09 Tue [6]
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- Irish Dance Christmas Catalogue -- Paul McAvinchey, 18:37:45 11/17/09 Tue [1]
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- Where to buy the book other than CLRG? -- looking, 13:03:54 10/10/09 Sat [4]
Hi, does anyone know of US-based retailers that sell the Ar Rince Foirne? The exchange rate is never great for the US, and I'm looking to purchase 3-4 copies for my up-and-coming TC-candidates. Would like to save on shipping, etc.
Thanks.
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- For existing TC's/ those who have taken the exam already -- -, 09:12:36 08/04/09 Tue [30]
Which two ceilis were you asked to teach for your ceili teaching portion? Just trying to get an idea as to if some are more common than others.
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- The Three Tunes and The Fairy Reel (NT) -- ., 10:25:20 08/04/09 Tue
- Three Tunes and Four Hand Reel. (NT) -- TCRG, 10:36:45 08/04/09 Tue
- St. Patricks Day & Sixteen Hand Reel, then Three Tunes and Duke Reel (NT) -- Took TM and TC, 01:28:52 08/05/09 Wed
- Re: High Caul Cap and Gates of Derry - 8-Hand Reel and Humours (NT) -- x, 09:38:19 08/05/09 Wed
- Gates of Derry and Trip to the Cottage (NT) -- xx, 14:02:27 08/05/09 Wed
- Lanigans Ball and Gates of D. (NT) -- xo, 15:21:46 08/05/09 Wed
- Re: For existing TC's/ those who have taken the exam already -- hopeful TC, 17:20:25 08/05/09 Wed
- Humours of Bandon & Trip to the Cottage. Most I've found have an 8 hand + a random other dance (NT) -- J, 10:21:51 08/06/09 Thu
- cross reel and haymaker's jig (or harvest time jig) -- i get those mixed up nowadays., 14:20:41 08/06/09 Thu
- Trip to the Cottage and 8 Hand Reel (NT) -- they were on one tricking candidates on the skip across., 15:22:48 08/06/09 Thu
- Re: For existing TC's/ those who have taken the exam already -- e, 17:23:26 08/06/09 Thu
- Looks like a wide spectrum. (NT) -- Wow!, 19:14:52 08/06/09 Thu
- 2nd figure of High Cauled Cap and start to Step and Turn of Harvest Time Jig. (NT) -- didn't feel too difficult :), 17:20:48 08/07/09 Fri
- 8 hand jig and Antrim Reel (NT) -- TCRG, 20:27:34 08/27/09 Thu
- St Patrick's Day & Lannigan's Ball (scaled down for 8 dancers) (NT) -- Preparing for 2nd attempt, 02:38:04 08/28/09 Fri
- Re: For existing TC's/ those who have taken the exam already -- TC New England area, 07:02:17 09/03/09 Thu
- Re: For existing TC's/ those who have taken the exam already (NT) -- Trip to the cottage and body of morris reel (TCRG), 14:39:01 09/08/09 Tue
- Morris Reel & Fairy Reel (NT) -- TC, 19:20:44 09/21/09 Mon
- Trip and Rakes of Mallow (NT) -- friend did Gates of Derry and Three tunes for TMRF, 12:56:31 10/10/09 Sat
- 2nd figure of High Cauled Cap & Fairy Reel (NT) -- =), 07:23:51 10/13/09 Tue
- Duke and Morris (NT) -- me, 14:53:42 10/29/09 Thu
- Re: For existing TC's/ those who have taken the exam already -- E, 16:03:43 10/29/09 Thu
- Cross Reel and Trip to the Cottage (NT) -- ., 18:40:41 10/29/09 Thu
- Trip to the cottage and Glencar Reel (NT) -- TCRG candidate, 15:48:06 11/03/09 Tue
- Cross Reel and St. Patrick's Day (NT) -- both hard!, 18:46:59 11/04/09 Wed
- 1st time- Gates of Derry & Morris Reel. 2nd time- St. Pat's Day & Humours of Bandon (NT) -- Took exam 5 years ago, 16:53:19 11/16/09 Mon
- Hello. I have a question about the Glencar reel. I was looking at the video on the Boyd School's website to help understand it. However, since they are all ladies it's a bit confusing... (more) -- Tcrg hopeful - Thanks!, 14:02:02 11/15/09 Sun [5]
Are the gents positioned to the right of the panel (audience) or to the left? Then, would "gent #1" be in the back or front? I thought I had it figured out, but then in the video I thought the gents turned the wrong way during the Figure 8.
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- Is this the correct list for the set dances: (inside) -- TCRG Hopeful, 07:06:17 11/08/09 Sun [11]
I've heard that Deep Green Pool is no longer on the list. Does anyone know what has replaced it?
1. The Lodge Road
2. Rodney's Glory
3. Planxty Davis
4. King of the Fairies
5. Downfall of Paris
6. Ace & Deuce of Pipering
7. Youghal Harbour
8. Bonaparte's Retreat
9. The Hunt
10. Madame Bonaparte
11. The Piper
12. Kilkenny Races
13. Rambling Rake
14. White Blanket
15. The Blackbird
16. Garden of Daisies
17. Job of Journeywork
18. St. Patrick's Day
19. Is the Big Man Within?
20.The 3 Sea Captains
21. The Hurling Boys
22. Rub the Bag
23. Hurry the Jug
24. Drunken Guager
25. Blackthorn Stick
26. Jockey the the Fair
27. Planxty Drury
28. Hunour's of Bandon
29. Orange Rouge
30. Mr. Brown's Fancy
31. The Four Masters
32. The Roving Pedler
33. The Blue-Eyed Rascal
34. The Wandering Musician
35. The Sprig of Shillelagh
36. The Story Teller
37. The Deep Green Pool
38. The Fiddler Around the Fairy Tree
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- I'm pretty sure they played Deep Green Pool at the Exam in October. (NT) -- Candidate, 07:55:18 11/08/09 Sun
- That's the list I got from CLRG, and I'm taking the exam next month in Derry. I assume they'd make an announcement on their web page if there were a change. (NT) -- c, 08:15:53 11/08/09 Sun
- "The Piper" is actually "The Piper through the Meadow Straying". Also, it is "Miss Brown's Fancy". (NT) -- old adult dancer, 07:14:49 11/09/09 Mon
- the new dance is called the (something) o'donnell i think (NT) -- tcrg, 18:11:49 11/09/09 Mon
- Planxty Davis! (NT) -- KM, 17:23:51 11/10/09 Tue
- Well, I wouldn't worry about the new set until it's on an official CLRG list. But there is indeed such a tune as "Planxty O'Donnell." (NT) -- x, 15:27:16 11/11/09 Wed
- Although I am not certain, I know there was discussion of adding Planxty Hugh O'Donnell, an O'Carolan composition. (NT) -- AN ADCRG, 18:31:41 11/15/09 Sun
- How much does the TCRG test cost? -- Broke College Student, 10:34:43 11/14/09 Sat [3]
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- Slightly OT: Floor advice -- FloorlessTC, 06:51:39 10/04/09 Sun [4]
The wooden floor where I teach is not the greatest, and the rental company would like me to start using portable flooring... I am a small school and definitely cannot afford anything expensive, but I had heard of people buying linoleum and laying it upside down on the floor. Also heard the more durable linoleum is the only way to go, as the cheap stuff tears easily. I checked out Lowes yesterday, but they only had vinyl flooring. I have no idea what to buy, what will last, and what is the most cost effective. Any suggestions? My husband suggested going to an actual flooring place, as opposed to Lowes or the Depot.
Thoughts? Experiences?
Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- I'm taking the Dec exam in Derry. For the written ceili, I was thinking of... -- xx, 11:51:11 10/11/09 Sun [13]
...spending the first 30 minutes just writing out every single ceili dance from memory. Not the description of the movements, of course; just the names of the movements for each dance. I thought that it might help me to have it all written out, so I can refer back to it when I answer the exam's questions. It would just be an extra boost in case I, for example, forget one dance in which "Ladies' Chain" is a figure, or whatever.
Has anyone else done this before? Did you find it useful, or a waste of time? If you had only 90 minutes remaining to answer all 15 exam questions, was that enough time or did you feel rushed?
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- I just did the written exam in Virginia. I tried to do this (did it for book 1 dances) but it took TOO much time, and also, I didn't need it. What I would do is write out all of the ceilis in the order that they appear in the book so that you don't forget about any. (NT) -- almost ran out of time., 12:35:03 10/11/09 Sun
- I did that. Wrote out every name in order as in the book, took me 5 min. max. Passed with 99% It really helped me not to forget anything, and it calmed me down a bit too!! (NT) -- treblemaker, 12:56:00 10/11/09 Sun
- What I did (inside) -- x, 13:55:11 10/11/09 Sun
- I did this (scored 95% on written). I practiced writing them out so I knew how long it would take--I didn't want to use more than 30 min. I made up abbreviations for some movements and I found it easier to list the 30 dances in alphabetical instead of book order. (NT) -- makes things easier, having it all laid out in front of you!, 16:08:54 10/11/09 Sun
- Re: I'm taking the Dec exam in Derry. For the written ceili, I was thinking of... (NT) -- Did this too - but just wrote first letter or abbreviations in order to do it quickly. Helped immensely. Scored 97%. Helps in case you blank on something that you knew when the exam began., 14:00:24 10/12/09 Mon
- It will waste too much time. Do the questions that are easiest first and go back for the ones you really need to think about. I got a 98% on the written. Spit out word for word the book and you will be fine.more -- ., 09:22:59 10/27/09 Tue
- Don't want to confuse matters, but: 1) I would be wary about spending too much time writing out all of the dances and their moves. I did write out the thirty dance names in order so that I could refer back to it. I used up every bit of the two hours - just got exam finished. 2) You don't need to answer using the exact words from the book. 3) Make sure you get your big points answers done. If you are going to run out of time miss out on the minor points. (NT) -- Good luck!, 15:21:31 10/28/09 Wed
- Re: I'm taking the Dec exam in Derry. For the written ceili, I was thinking of... -- sharon (sharon), 04:57:51 10/29/09 Thu
- write out names of dances and the parts of them but do it in 5-10minutes. I did this and still was done barely with enough time. (NT) -- got 95%, 18:14:11 11/09/09 Mon
- Hello. Just wondering how many TCRGs out there have taken the test dancing at Novice/Prizewinner level. -- Dancer-planning to take the test next fall., 07:39:35 11/08/09 Sun [5]
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- Dancing section while pregnant? -- January candidate, 07:27:58 08/28/09 Fri [14]
I recently found out that I will be almost 6 months pregnant with my first baby at the end of January, but I already have a spot in the LA exam. I know ultimately it will be my and my doctor's decision as to whether I go through with the dancing section (the only one I have to re-take), but does anyone have some insight as to how reasonable/wise this might be? Thanks!
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- Re: Dancing section while pregnant? -- shamrock, 08:31:25 08/28/09 Fri
- I believe you have to sign a waiver... (more) -- TCRG, 16:56:39 08/29/09 Sat
- Re: Dancing section while pregnant? -- Oct. Candidate, 17:54:04 08/30/09 Sun
- There was a pregnant girl at my exam. She danced (NT) -- and I think she passed. She was at least 6 months, 14:37:32 08/31/09 Mon
- At my first exam, one girl was 8 months pregnant...I think 36 weeks? I know she passed the dancing section! (NT) -- definitely can happen (though I don't think I could have, lol), 07:41:59 09/02/09 Wed
- It's hard to know how your body and pregnancy will be going. I was doing Irish, ballet, and hip hop with full support from my dr's and hoping to take exam in Jan (about a month after my due date), but at my 18 week ultrasound was told no more exercise more strenous than short walks, I wasn't even allowed to stretch. -- More Inside, 12:10:24 09/10/09 Thu
- Thank you! -- dancing mommy to be, 15:37:06 09/11/09 Fri
- My friend was five months pregnant when we took ours together. Your doctor will decide, and if you have to defer it, I believe they'll let you do that for medical reasons. (NT) -- m, 12:59:43 10/10/09 Sat
- Re: Dancing section while pregnant? -- sharon, 05:01:36 10/29/09 Thu
- Re: Dancing section while pregnant? -- E, 16:02:14 10/29/09 Thu
- Depending on time of year/stage of pregnancy, watch out for feet swelling! My dance shoes never fit again after the first few months of my first pregnancy. I also suffered from SPD (essentially, severe pelvic pain!) and would never have been able to continue dancing. It usually starts later but last from 8 weeks to delivery for me. (NT) -- pregnancy is a very individual thing!, 11:32:48 10/30/09 Fri
- Re: Dancing section while pregnant? -- Expectant candidate, 15:57:30 11/01/09 Sun
- Roll Call for the Derry Exam. Who is taking it and how is studying going? (more inside) -- ., 11:40:15 11/01/09 Sun [1]
I am taking this exam for my AD. One of my assistants for her TC. Studying is going well but difficult while managing a household, getting ready for the O etc. What WAS I thinking with this timeframe? LOL Wishing you all good luck and happy studying.
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- Question about Trip to the Cottage -- c, 17:56:23 10/21/09 Wed [3]
In Trip to the Cottage's Body, the book describes how the top couples plus side ladies form a ring after doing the diagonal advance & retire movement. It says nothing about what the idle side gents should be doing. But in Olive Hurley's video, those lone gents sidestep to the right, so they're in a better position to be taken into the rings. Should I do it that way too? It certainly makes sense. But the book says nothing about it.
Secondly, in Olive's version she has the dancers swinging around each other with uncrossed hands. Any particular reason why? I usually go with crossed hands as the default, unless the book says otherwise.
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- Question on dancing the sets. How many do they have you actually dance for the exam? I know you submit 9 and 6 (for AD) but wondering if it is still actually just dancing 2. Thanks. -- Ad and TC wannabees. :), 09:18:44 10/27/09 Tue [3]
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- FREE TUTORIAL: Understanding Timing for Irish Dance Music. Want to improve your timing? Create steps with more impact? Know which type of tune is playing (What’s a slip jig? What’s a single jig? Why is Drunken Gauger/Blackthorn stick so strange?). No music knowledge necessary. Email me at mark@markarringtonmusic.com. -- Mark Arrington, 11:20:27 10/26/09 Mon [1]
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- Question on hands -- details, 09:13:31 10/21/09 Wed [4]
Am I correct in thinking that when the book says "partners take both hands", that unless specifically stated (uncrossed), the ladies hands shall be crossed right over left and the gents hands shall be uncrossed? I've seen some dances performed with hands both ways in different teams and have been confused.
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- Set dances in Irish -- Gerard, 09:48:48 10/22/09 Thu [1]
Hi im just wondering does anyone have a listof the thirty set dances in irish i desperately need them!
Thanks
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- The Three Tunes -- m, 08:42:54 10/22/09 Thu [1]
In the Three Tunes, the Gents raise their fists and stomp. Does anyone know a/the story behind this movement? It is such a fun dance, we danced it last night and had a great time. Would like to know a story to go with the movement. Thanks.
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- Good luck to all the Sydney candidates this weekend! Let us know how it goes -- x, 14:15:13 10/21/09 Wed [1]
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- Which side is facing the music? -- Help, 20:58:02 10/17/09 Sat [4]
I can't figure out where the 'music' is supposed to be. From the judges perspective, is it on their right?
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- Nov Meeting? -- waiting, 17:17:01 10/15/09 Thu [4]
Does anyone know exactly when the November commission meeting is? I'm hoping results will come after this one because I doubt they have one in December/Jan due to the holidays...
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- Hi all! I am finishing competiton after this years World and am ready to dig into TCRG prep! I am just womdering where the hell do I start?! I have done solos for years but have never done teams and the ceili section of the exam is sooo daunting. Any advice would be really appreciated. -- New to the gang!, 02:13:56 10/14/09 Wed [3]
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- from clrg.ie -- :-), 12:25:16 09/23/09 Wed [5]
3 Day Ceili & Trad set workshop
A 3 day Ceili and Traditional set dance workshop will take place in the Studios of Rince Na hEireann/ Sandra Connick TCRG, Charlotte North Carolina. email - wconnick@aol.com. Teacher = Mary McElroy ADCRG. Items covered = 30 Ceili dances also all trad sets to include 3 sea caps, Jockey to fair & King of fairies. Cost for same = $250 Sun 25th Oct 1pm - 7pm Mon 10am - 4pm, Tue 10am - 4pm. Course suitable for all TMRF. TCRG. ADCRG candidates.
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- Written Exam -- Sydney candidate, 02:54:37 10/15/09 Thu [3]
When asked to record the number of bars it takes to complete a figure, should one write the number of bars it takes for the leading couple/s to complete it, or the number of bars it takes for all dancers to complete it?? i.e Would you consider the first figure of High-Cauled Cap to be 16 bars, or 64 bars?
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- Traditional Sets at new An Coimisiun speeds – all 6 for $5 at www.markarringtonmusic.com -- Mark Arrington, 04:27:50 10/14/09 Wed [5]
I’m offering this package for the traditional sets at the new official speeds until the end of the year. While you’re there, you can download the four free tracks from my upcoming CD "Champtrax" for the next couple of weeks!
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- Washington DC, October 2009 Exam Questions Inside -- Finally finished!, 07:35:42 10/13/09 Tue [5]
1. Name the five six hand dances. Using "x" for each gent, and "O" for the ladies, show the starting set up for all five.
2. Describe in detail how the movement Sides is danced in (A) the Morris Reel and (B) the High Cauled Cap.
3. Name the fourth movement of the Duke Reel. Describe in detail how it's danced.
4. Match the following movements with the appropriate dance:
A). The Rose 1). The Fairy Reel
B). Sidestep & Heyes 2). High Cauled Cap
C). Slip Sides 3). Bonfire Dance
D). Circle & Cross 4). Antrim Reel
E). Gents Center & Link Arms 5). Fairy Reel
5. Name and describe fully the Second Figure of Trip to the Cottage. How many bars are required for the top couple to complete the figure?
6. Using "X" for Gents and "O" for ladies, and numbers for each couple, show the setup for the Second Repeat of the Telescrope in The Gates of Derry. In the same manner, show the position of the dancers at the End of the Swing Around.
7. Name the movements of the Rakes of Mallow giving the number of bars of each movement.
8. Name all the dances in which the movement Advance & Retire is danced (as a figure).
9. In what dance will you find three different types of Chains? Name the dance and the chains, giving the number of bars needed to complete each chain.
10. Describe the Flirtation Movement in Lannigan's Ball giving the number of bars necessary to complete it.
11. Using numbers to note couples, show the opening formation of the sixteen-hand reel. Name all the figures in this dance.
12. List in order the movements in the Rinci Fada. How many bars are required to complete each movement?
13. Describe the Skip Across as found in the Eight Hand Reel. List five ways in which it differes from the Skip Across as found in the Eight Hand Jig.
14. List the movements in the Body of the Cross Reel giving the number of bars for each movement. Name and describe the second figure of this dance.
15. In which dance do we find the movement Gentlement Interlace? In which dance do we find the movement Gents Interlace? Describe in detail each movement including the number of bars needed to complete each.
16. Name and describe fully the Second Figure of the Humours of Bandon giving the number of bars required for each part of the movement.
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- I hope everyone did well this weekend (And good luck if still going)! :) I was wondering who was on each panel of examiners! -- Thanks!, 14:26:44 10/10/09 Sat [2]
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- Two Things -- Oct Candidate, 13:45:53 08/24/09 Mon [10]
1. I need to change my sets speed slightly. Like 71 instead of 73 for Hurry the Jug and 110 instead of 104 for Downfall. Should I email Lily or should I wait till I get a schedule in the mail? Still debating...I know I just bring the music so it seems silly to waste her time with those details.
2. What to wear?! I've seen it asked before and never really paid attention. I always teach in shorts and T-Shirts. Is this acceptable? I was thinking I may get a black skort or something for the dancing/teaching portions. Ahh, the little things we fuss over.
Thx
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- written question: Name the dances containing a lead round within the dance, i.e. as a movement other than the opening movement. -- :-), 10:01:53 10/03/09 Sat [4]
I've got:
The Three Tunes
An Rince Mor
Lannigan's Ball
The Sweets of May
but do we include The Four Hand Reel, Humours of Bandon, and/or St. Patricks Day, as they all finish with a Lead Round?
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- Who are the examiners? -- curious :), 08:00:21 10/09/09 Fri [1]
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- New FREE MUSIC from Mark Arrington for a limited time. -- Mark Arrington, 07:52:20 10/07/09 Wed [1]
My new CD "CHAMPTRAX" will be released in the next few weeks. The CD is mostly championship-length tunes played once, twice, and three times through. There are also four non-championship-length tune tracks. Until the release, you can download the non-championship-length tune tracks from the CD for free from the “Music Samples” page of my site www.markarringtonmusic.com. The tunes are jigs (113 bpm, 5+ minutes), single jigs (120, bpm 4+ minutes), reels (113 bpm, 4+ minutes), and hornpipes (138 bpm, 6 minutes). If you want any of these at a different speed you can order them on the “Order Music and Stuff” page.
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- VERY LAST MINUTE QUESTION!!!!! -- i am getting 2 anwsers.., 18:32:18 10/06/09 Tue [3]
1/2 right and left in ST. PATRICKS day... 1st time gent pass RIGHT TO RIGHT. LADIES LEFT TO LEFT.
2nd time... do the gents pass LEFT or RIGHT... I thought gents passed Right shoulder 1ST then LEFT shoulder when going back to original spots (opposite for ladies)... but just watched the video and the gents pass RIGHT EACH TIME.... and ladies LEFT each time.
WHAT IS COTTECT?????? THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
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