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39 Scottish Country Dances Devised by Holly Boyd
The Association of Scottish Country Dance Societies presents The Ruby Book – Celebrating our 40th Scottish Country Dancing Festival. A book of 12 new dances
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...
This book by Anne is the result of a period when she couldn’t dance due to cancer. "During these months of disease, it really helped me to keep dancing in my head, to devise new dances in order to make something nice out of what I was experiencing."
The first solo collection of Scottish country dances by Duncan Brown. The dances range in difficulty from the straightforward, suitable for intermediate dancers, to the complex requiring good phrasing. The Bovey refers to the River Bovey in Devon which flows through the town of Bovey Tracey and joins the River Teign. Any proceeds will go to the Devon Air...
A new book of 14 dances by Ann Campbell from Brampton, Ontario and a member of the Toronto Branch.
This book of 10 dances from the Belfast Branch was funded by the Arts Council of Northern Island and the Ulster Scots Community Network and was produced during the pandemic.
New book of 14 dances devised by Vincent Broquié, Anne Dejean and Kévin Piquemal With diagrams by Keith Rose There is no sheet music for the dances. A printed version of this book is expected soon.
A Book of 10 Scottish Country Dances by Barry Skelton, now available as a PDF after a long time out of print.
A Book of 10 Scottish Country Dances by Barry Skelton, now available as a PDF after a long time out of print.
A Book of 10 Scottish Country Dances by Barry Skelton, now available as a PDF after a long time out of print.
