Dance The Glenbarry Lad 19737
Reel · 32 bars · 5 couples · Longwise - 5 (Progression: 24153) · Usual number of repetitions: 5
- Devised by
- June Inwood
- Intensity
- 80800/63663/63663/84844 = 58% (whole dance)
- Formations
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- Corners' Chain (CCHAIN)
- Hands across - 3 (HX;3P;)
- Hands across - 4 (HX;4P;)
- Steps
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- Skip-Change
- Published in
- Recommended Music
- Extra Info
- 'StateBlock' object has no attribute 'is_code_block'
Dedicated to George Cooper, a founding member of the Melbourne and District Branch of …
Dedicated to George Cooper, a founding member of the Melbourne and District Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. George was the inaugural Treasurer of the Branch and in total served as Treasurer for 26 years; he currently holds the position of Assistant Treasurer. He received the Society Scroll in 2002. Accomplished dancer in both the Highland and Scottish Country Dancing traditions, George is also musician (bagpipes and accordion), teacher and tutor. He was born in the small town of Glenbarry, near Banff in the north east of Scotland. June's suggested music includes the tune 'Miss Forbes' Farewell to Banff' composed by Isaac Cooper 1754-1820 (no relation to George). Devised by June lnwood (1934-2018). June received her Full Certificate in Melbourne in 1985. She taught at the Boxhill & District Scottish Society class for over 30 years, as well as at Branch weekend and day schools and the Celtic Group. She was Secretary of the Melbourne and District Branch Teachers' Panel and a committee member of the Australian Teachers' Association. She possessed a vast musical knowledge and a quirky sense of humour and those two attributes are well demonstrated by her music choice for the dance.
Table rows with a green background denote recordings starting with one of the recommended tunes and the usual number of repetitions for the dance (5). A yellow background means a recording with one of the recommended tunes but a non-standard number of repetitions. Recordings with a red background use a different tune and possibly a non-standard number of repetitions.
Recordings whose titles are in
| Name | Artist | Album | Media | Trk | Type | Time | Pace | Clip | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Earlstoun Loch | The Deirdre Adamson Quartet | The Road to Forfar | CD | 14 | R32 5 | 2:59 | 35.8 | ||
| Earlstoun Loch | Alastair Hunter & the Lorne Scottish Dance Band | Let's Dance Again... | MC | 8 | R32 5 | 2:58 | 35.6 | ||
| Earlstoun Loch | The Craigellachie Band | Craigellachie in Oxford | MC | 12 | R32 5 | 2:54 | 34.8 | ||
| Earlstoun Loch | Ken Slaven and others | Ken and Friends | LP | 1 | R32 5 | 2:52 | 34.4 | ||
| Earlstoun Loch | Ron Gonnella & Iain MacPhail | Scottish Dance Masters, The Vol 2 | LP | 8 | R32 5 | 0:00 | 0.0 | ||
| Earlstoun Loch | Jim MacLeod and his Band | Selected Scottish Country Dances | CD+ | 7 | R32 5 | 0:00 | 0.0 | ||
| Earlstoun Loch | Peter White and his Scottish Dance Band | Hey Johnnie Cope and seven other SCD/Foss | LP | 3 | R32 5 | 2:56 | 35.2 | ||
| Selection of Reels | Bobby Brown and The Scottish Accent | Any Good Dance, Any Good Tune | CD | 15 | R32 8 | 4:33 | 34.1 |
The Glenbarry Lad 5/5L · R32
1–
: 1c & 3c lead down {3}, lead up {3} and cast off to face 1cnrs (2c & 4c up)
9–
: Corner Chain on 1diag
17–
: Corner Chain on 2 diag. On [23–24] 1c turn P LH ¾
25–
: 2c+1W & 1M+4c+3W & 3M+5c RHA ; 1c & 3c turn P LH ½ and cast off (4c & 5c up) (2,4,1,5,3)
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Added on: 2021-04-13 (Ilana Steiner)
Quality: Informal/Social (RSCDS)
