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The Association of Scottish Country Dance Societies presents The Ruby Book – Celebrating our 40th Scottish Country Dancing Festival. A book of 12 new dances
A collection of Scottish Country Dances to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the formation of the Wellington Region of the New Zealand Branch
Two new books from Quick Scotch, Twin Peak (Red) and Twin Peak (Blue). This one, the Red book includes the 18 dances which require more advanced skills. The second "Blue" book includes 16 dances which are more calm and familiar. The profits from the sale of these two books will go to RSCDS International Branch Susi Mayr fund. See
Further Ado Scottish Country Dances By Hedge and HughesMusic by Gilbert Hughes Dances Devised by Lydia Hedge of Nova Scotia and Gilbert Hughes of Northern Ireland. When Lydia first heard Gilbert play on Prince Edward Island she fell in love with his compositions. Lydia Hedge and Gilbert’s friend Christine Scott of PEI, encouraged him to publish his music...
A new CD to accompany the book of dances by Sheila Trafford written to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of the Newcastle Upon Tyne & District Branch. There are 8 tracks by Marian Anderson's Band and 8 tracks by Iain MacPhail's Band
Two new books from Quick Scotch, Twin Peak (Blue) and Twin Peak (Red). This one, The "Blue" book includes 16 dances which are calm and familiar. The Red Book includes the 18 dances which require more advanced skills. The profits from the sale of these two books will go to RSCDS International Branch Susi Mayr fund.
In celebration of the Pretoria group's golden (50th) anniversary in 2022 which coincides with the Pretoria Branch's 40th anniversary. Another lovely publication from Pretoria is filled with happy memories, exciting music and dances by Terry Lynne Harris, Andrew and Heather Hodgson, Urisa Reungsuwan, Wouter Joubert and Liebet Joubert, to name just a few.
A duo of Ewan Galloway and Graham Cairns, Box and Banjo with 15 favourite tracks of popular ceilidh classics.
Ewan Galloway and his Scottish Dance Band .playing popular ceilidh classics.
16 dances, some with music, devised by members of the St Ronan Club. Several of the dances have been devised as tributes to Julia and Rod, to mark anniversaries, for members of the club, and, more recently, for the club’s annual dancing weekend away.
