Pinewoods Camper's Week 2004

English Evening Program; dances presented by Chris Levey except as noted

SATURDAY NIGHT:

DANCE SET HARD TIME KEY/AUTHOR/TUNE/DATE

Gay Gordons Mixer Scirc easy 4.4 G Scotland the Brave

Freeford Gardens LD easy 2/4 G CDSS157Wrights/EdgewthBmkns

Sun Assembly LD med 2/4 A 1750

Fair Quaker of Deal LD easy 6/8 D 1728

An Early Frost LD e-m 3/4 Callens

--AMERICAN SET--

SUNDAY NIGHT:

DANCE SET HARD TIME KEY/AUTHOR/TUNE/DATE

--1^st AMERICAN SET--

Sunlight Through Draperies LD easy 3/4 D TomRoby/LUnger(CDS177)

Indian Queen LD easy 2/2 D

Fast Packet LD easy 32barHornpipe Lilly

Puck's Deceit LD e-m 2/4 C(Sackett/Friendly,Tune:Kettle Drum)

Round about Coal Fire LD med 9/8 G Cook

Turning of the Tide LD med 3/4 G Coxall/Bexon(MoonlightMoorings)

--2^nd AMERICAN SET --

MONDAY NIGHT:
DANCE SET HARD TIME KEY/AUTHOR/TUNE/DATE

Nottingham Swing LD easy 4/4 D Philabelula All the Way trad

Heidenrosein 4CSq med 3/4 G Shaw

Ore Boggy LD easy 2/2 A 1726 (Neal)

(called by Mike Franch)

Lilliburlero LD easy 6/8 G 1690

--AMERICAN SET--

Lovers' Knot, The LDimp med+ 6/8 Gm Kitch Tune:Kilburn

Elizabeth (see below *) LD med 3/4 G Hume:slow-q=120

Dublin Bay LD med 12/8 Cm 1713

(called by Robin Rogers-Browne)

TUESDAY NIGHT (Camper's night)

DANCE SET HARD TIME KEY/AUTHOR/TUNE/DATE

--AMERICAN SET--

Ninepin Reel 4C+1 easy 4/4 CDM (called by Mike Franch)

Levi Jackson Rag 5C med 2/4 G Shaw

(called by Robin Rogers-Browne)

Jacque Latin LD med 2/2 G 1755 (called by Carl Friedman)

(called by Carl Friedman)

Softly Good Tummas LD med 2/4 F (AshawReconstr)

(called by Carl Friedman)

Barbarini's Tamborine LD med 2/4 D 17--

(called by Mike Franch)

WEDNSDAY NIGHT - MOTHER GOOSE riddles associated (SEE BELOW*)

DANCE SET HARD TIME KEY/AUTHOR/TUNE/DATE

--1^st AMERICAN SET--

Faithless Nancy Dawson LD easy 4/4 D contemporary

Mad Robin LD med 2/2 Bb 1686

Jack's Health LD med 6/8 Am1686]

Hudson Barn LD med+ 3/4 G/AM J.Schwab/C.Hammond 1974

--2^nd AMERICAN SET --

THURSDAY NIGHT:

DANCE SET HARD TIME KEY/AUTHOR/TUNE/DATE

Black Jack (variant) SCir easy 6/8 G Trad

--Kids Border Morris demonstration--

Draper's Gardens LD easy 3/4 G Margravine's Waltz

Speed the Plough LD easy 4/4 A SharpI-Surrey Trad

Easter Morn LD med 4/4 Cm Bogue

--AMERICAN SET--

Newcastle 4CSq m-h 2/2 G 1651

Look Both Ways LD med 6/8 Gm RichJackson (to Jump@theSun)

called by Carl Friedman; he suggests reels rather than Kirkpatrick's Jump at the Sun.

Smithy Hill LD med 6/8 Dm Cook/Jenkins

FRIDAY NIGHT:

DANCE SET HARD TIME KEY/AUTHOR/TUNE/DATE

Indian Princess Cmix easy 2/2 F Hume

Walpole Cottage 3sSC easy+ 2/4 D/Bm Shaw

Christchurch Bells LD easy 2/2 C 1686

--ONE CLASSIC AMERICAN DANCE--

Childgrove LD easy 2/2 Dm 1701

Fandango 3Cpl med 6/8 D 1774

Well Hall LD med 3/2 F 1701

(called by Robin Rogers-Browne)

--AMERICAN SET--

* MOTHER GOOSE RIDDLES FOR DANCES:

ELIZABETH

SHE, Elspeth, Betsy, and Bess,

They all went together to seek a bird's nest;

They found a bird's nest with five eggs in,

They all took one, and left four in.

RIDDLE: "Who was she, and what's the dance?" ELIZABETH (Monday Night)

NANCY DAWSON

Nancy Dawson was so fine

She wouldn't get up to serve the swine;

She lies in bed till eight or nine,

So it's Oh, poor Nancy Dawson.

And do ye ken Nancy Dawson, honey?

The wife who sells the barley, honey?

She won't get up to feed her swine,

And do ye ken Nancy Dawson, honey?

RIDDLE: "She had no FAITH in getting up, so she was...and the dance is..." FAITHLESS NANCY DAWSON

LITTLE JENNY WREN

Little Jenny Wren fell sick,

Upon a time;

In came Robin Redbreast

And brought her cake and wine.

"Eat well of my cake, Jenny,

Drink well of my wine."

"Thank you, Robin, kindly,

You shall be mine."

Jenny she got well,

And stood upon her feet,

And told Robin plainly

She loved him not a bit.

Robin being angry,

Hopped upon a twig,

Saying, "Out upon you! Fie upon you!

Bold-faced jig!"

RIDDLE(two words): "The jilted bird was one __ __"? MAD ROBIN

JACK AND JILL

Jack and Jill went up the hill,

To fetch a pail of water;

Jack fell down, and broke his crown,

And Jill came tumbling after.

When up Jack got and off did trot,

As fast as he could caper,

To old Dame Dob, who patched his nob

With vinegar and brown paper.

RIDDLE: (two words): "What is it that Old Dame Dob cared for (as his PCP)"? JACK'S HEALTH

DANCE TO YOUR DADDIE

Dance to your daddie,

My bonnie laddie;

Dance to your daddie, my bonnie lamb;

You shall get a fishy,

On a little dishy;

You shall get a fishy, when the boat comes home.

RIDDLE: "What dance uses the tune to this rhyme?" HUDSON BARN