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This book celebrates the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Gay Gordons group in London. It was launched on 22 October 2025 by Daniel Capron with John Tyler as the founding teacher.
Dances in memory of Charlene Lam. Charlene was a member of the Livermore Class of the RSCDS San Francisco Branch for many years.
Méaudre Reel is a SCD club in Vercors, in the French Alps in France. During the lockdown in 2021, they organised a weekly SCD creation workshop with their teenagers and it was a great success. What they couldn't have guessed was that the passion for writing dances would become an equally contagious virus! Hence, Book 2
Publication of 26 dances to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Atlanta Branch. It is anticipated that the music is now available to download from Bandcamp.
These dances by Niall Bootland were all written while he was a student at the University of Oxford, or shortly thereafter. Any proceeds received will be donated to Oxford University Scottish Dance Society. Full instructions to each dance are given, but a set of more concise reference cribs can be found at the end.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the Winnipeg Branch of the RSCDS has compiled a book of Scottish Country Dances and has teamed up with Scotch Measure to produce an accompanying CD. It seems fitting that the CD and book be named Prairie Gold.
As the name suggests this is the 5th Book of 12 dances devised by Gaye Collin
A book of 12 dances to celebrate 90 Years of Scottish Country Dancing in Manchester. The book is accompanied by a CD recorded by Màrtainn Skene (£12) or £20 the set.
Not a new book, but one we have not stocked in the shop before. A collection of dances brought out to mark the 75th anniversary of the Edinburgh Branch in 1999.
The eighth book in the Woodhall Collection by Murrough Landon - Vitality. There are 20 dances in the book.
The seventh book in the Woodhall Collection by Murrough Landon - Fluidity. There are 20 dances in the book.
