On 21/12/2012 09:19, Tania wrote:
Thanks for sharing that. The "c" part they're doing, with the foot stamping, is
almost straight out of Arbeau. What your caller's done is replace the endless repetition
of double-left, double-right, double-left, double-right with something more interesting
and fun. Not really a branle anymore, though. Perhaps it needs a new name... Chevaux a
roue, perhaps?
Yes, thank you. That was most enjoyable and the steady dance tempo made
me see the tune in a new light. I prefer the steady dance tempo - a
personal thing, of course.
Colin Hill
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