Dance The Lamp Of Lothian 3681

Reel · 32 bars · 3 couples · Longwise - 4 (Progression: 213) · Usual number of repetitions: 8

Devised by

Jean Henderson

Formations

Reel of four - diagonal - half (REEL;DIAG;HALF;R4;)
Set in line in threes (SETLIN;3P;)
Double Triangles - inverting (DBLTRI;INV)
Note: This list may be incomplete and/or incorrect.

Steps

Pas-de-Basque, Skip-Change

Recommended Music

Extra Info

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"Devised by Mrs Jean Henderson, North Berwick, in honour of her Haddington class."

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"Devised by Mrs Jean Henderson, North Berwick, in honour of her Haddington class."

Table rows with a green background denote recordings starting with one of the recommended tunes and the usual number of repetitions for the dance (8). 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 italics are not explicitly linked to this dance but have been identified by the database based on the type, bar count, and recommended tune(s) of the dance.

Name	Artist	Album	Media	Trk	Type	Time	Pace
Follow the Fiddler	Callum Wilson and his Scottish Dance Band	Scottish Country Dancing	CD+	9	R32 4	2:28	37.0
Shetland Reels	Ian Powrie and his Band	Legends of Scotland - Best of Ian Powrie Band	LP+	12	R32 4	0:00	0.0
Shetland Reel Set	The Music Makars	Scottish Dance Music	CD+	5	R32 8	4:36	34.5

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Ann McBride · Aug. 17, 2021, 8:38 p.m.

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Note on the original:  Devised by Mrs. Jean Henderson, North Berwick, in honour of her Haddington Class.  The tunes listed on the sheet music are:  The Merry Boys of Greenland and The Peerie Hoose with the note:  These are traditional Shetland Reels collected by the Shetland Folk Society and transcribed by Ian Mouat.