Siege Of Ennis Flashcards

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2nd movement

Siege and ennis

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Sides

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1st movement

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Advance and retire

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3rd movement

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Hands across

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4th movement

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Advance, retire and pass through

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4
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How many bars of music does each movement take?

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8 bars

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5
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Reel or double jig?

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Double jig

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Advance and retire: explain

Siege of ennis

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Each set of four dancers take hands and advance to opposite four (2 bars). Retire (2 bars). Repeat the movement. (4 bars)

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Sides: explain

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The couple on the left of each line of four side steps to the right behind, ending with rise and grind while couple on right of each line of four side steps to the left in front ending with rise and grind (4 bars). All side step back to place ending with rise and grind (4 bars).

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Hands across: explain

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The two ladies and two gentlemen facing each other in the centre take right hands and dance around to the right in a full circle (4 bars) release hands, reverse, take left hands and dance to the left in a full circle back to place (4 bars). At the same time, the gentlemen on the left of each line of four takes right hand of the lady opposite him both dance to the right in a full circle (4 bars) release hands, reverse, take left hands and dance to the left in a full circle back to place (4 bars)

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Advance, retire and pass through: explain

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Advance and retire as explained in first movement (4 bars). All advance again (2 bars). Each set of four facing the music raise their hands allowing opposite four to pass under, one dancer under each arch, outer gentlemen passing on the outside, all advancing to meet oncoming set of four dancers (2 bars). Repeat the four movements with each successive set of four.

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10
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How many dancers in total?

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8

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11
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How many dancers per set?

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4

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12
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Long or short dance?

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Long

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