1987 Book

PrograMMe for January 22nd. 1987-
Lauritzen Concert series
Pacific Grove Middle School
I\ eM TiMe Music
Over'tur·e 10 Band
Highland - Barracks Johnny ( 4) Pip eo & druM
Acted with soldier's 7
/1' Countt'y dance entr·y & Medley Band
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Mu5ic 5-10 Hat'P & ?
Highland - Scotch/Li 1\ ( 9 ) 3.5 Pipes & dr·urrt
Songs 10 Gu !tar·
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Highland Seann Truibhas ( 4)
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Country dance BuMpkin 5.5 Band
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Br-oadswords 3.0 Pipes & druM
Music 5-10
Highland -Blue Bonnets ( 4) 2
Songs 5-10
Country dance Medley 5.5 Band
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Highland - Jig ( 6 ) 2 Pipes
Weaving Lilt 2 Mouth MUSiC - Dr-uM?
Songs 5-10
I Country dance Medley 6 Band
Highland - Hornpipe ( 6) 2 Pipes

Pacific Grove Concert
January 22, 1988 8 p.m.
Notes from Jennifer’s handout, dated Dec. 17, 1987, Version 1.1 and my handwritten
notes on her handout and in my notebook.
Highland
Barracks Johnny 4 steps
Gary (Elheran), Alan, John, Clare
Country Dance Medley A
Music
Tyrebagger x 3
Huntley Castle x 2
Ginzton Frolic x 2
Set 1 Set 2
Lyle Ann Barry Ellen
David Ginger Mikkel Bradley
Kevin Lin Gordon Kay
Calli playing the harp
Country Dance Medley B
Morning Mist x1
Thornes among the Thistles x 1
Mikkel
Don
Barry
John
Ellen
Rosemary
Laura
Robyn
Highland
Songs
Scotch on the Rocks 5 steps
Circle Lilt
5 steps
Kevin Calli Alan DaeJean
Gary Clare Lyle Jennifer
I have no idea who sang. Maybe Valerie?

Highland
Seann Truibhas 4+2 Clare
Country Dance Medley C – Bumpkin
Highland
Music
Highland
AppleCross x1
Joe McDurmid’s Jig x1 (Gentle Shephard was crossed out.)
Diamond Jubilee Jig x1
Cellardyke
Set 1 Set 2
John Bradley Lyle Ellen
Mikkel Ginger Alan Ann
Barry Kay Kevin Laura
Gordon Rosemary David Calli
Intermission
Broadswords 6 steps
Calli Clare Gary Kevin
DaeJean John Randi Alan
Band
Blue Bonnets 4 steps
Dae Jean Clare Jennifer
Country Dance
Old Mistress MacIntyre - this led directly into the Medley D, with Medley D
dancers plus David, Laura, Barry, Ellen
Country Dance Medley D
Falls of Rogie x 3
Winds on Loch Fyne x 2
Royal Albert Country Dance x3

Highland
Set 1 Set 2
Alan Lin Gary Ann
John Robyn Lyle Kay
Kevin Bradley Gordon Calli
Shepard’s Crook
Randi Kevin DaeJean
Irish Jig
Clare
Country Dance
Weaving Lilt
Gary
Lyle
Mikkel
David
Ann
Robyn
Laura
Rosemary
Songs​ ?
Country Dance
Nine Ladies Dancing
Robyn Calli Rosemary
Jennifer Ginger Ann
Laura Ellen Lin
Country Dance Medley E​ – in square formation? Or went into square formation.
Talisker x2
Erin Strathspey x 1
Double Sixsome x 1
Ellen
Rosemary
John
Gordon
David Mikkel Laura Ann
Jennifer Lin Gary Lyle
Kevin Calli
Alan Ginger
Highland

Hornpipe 4 steps
Clare

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Dear Kathleen,
I think everything is set for the Y.H.A. perforMance
at Hidden Villa. Mikkel seeMed to think all is set for the platforM &
will, I think be getting in touch with e1ther you or Nancy's Mother for
confirMation of the tiMe they want to set up.
I believe they plan to
get there earlyish to set it up, hang around for the lunch, or
whatever, dance, help you & then disappear to help Lyle RaMshaw Move
his piano & return afterwards to disMantle the stage. Mikkel seeMed
to think the stage was plenty strong enough for the clog dancers & that
it was unlikely that they would daMage the surface but I think we had
better-· take a look at their shoes, & perhaps have a saMple dance in a
corner to be sure!
We will have the record player as aMplifier & the tape for the
Music & Nancy said she would check on power source & extension cords
but we do not have a Mike. I suspect one could be plugged into our
systeM if one had the right plug but I gather the space iS not
enorMous so you May not need one.
0 In looking over the prograMMe to Make these notes for you
find it heavily over balanced on the Modern, indeed local side. I was
thinking first of what could be done effectively in a 3 couple set &
secondly about fitting it on the platforM- not to Mention using soMe
things they had been doing recently since it is d1fficult to teach
Much new while the class keeps appearing & disappearing like a bunch
of Magicians assistants because they will insist on taking holidays!
Anyway you can avoid Mentioning that aspect of things if you wish!
We shall probably have not 1 but 3 highland dancers, ao DaJeean &
Randy, two friends of Kevin Lesko's froM his Highland class have
decided to coMe too. They coMe to the GH1ghland part of the evening
with Red Thistle & this Will be the first show they have done with us.
PROGRAMME
1. l:!J..gbland Fllng, ( 4 steps) the oldeot & Moot fundaMental of all
the H1ghland dances, exhibiting all the chief
characteristics of the dance forM. eg. high;ly
technical footwork. elegant, upright body
carriage, opposition of ar'MS & feet, syMMetrywhat
is done on the r1ght foot is repeated on
the left. PerforMed, as iS traditionally correct,
to the MUsic of the pipeo.
R.
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The Falls of Regie
The Laird of Atherton
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@.y--Af'IIIO llolde11 of Bir !iiltlghaM
Jennifer Kelly, written to the Mus1c
coMposed by Alastair Fraser for Alex
Harvey on the occasion of his departure
froM the Bay Area

John Drewry's latest efffort, this nis a new
version of an old favourite with the
TriuMphal arches perhaps More appropriate
to I 987
3.
[lora MacDonald's .Fancy (4 steps ) A ladies solo dance naMed
in honour of Bonnie Prince
Charlie's saviour.
R. The G1nzton Frollc Jennifer Kelly, coMposed for the Ginzton
faMily in appreciation
of all they have done 1n
support of the group.
S. The Wind on Loch Fyne John Dixon of Washington D.C.
NaMed for beautiful Loch Fyne, where it
is always windy, this strathspey is
danced in a triangular forMation.unusual
for SeD.
R. The Royal Albert Country Dance froM ThoMas Murphy's Aide
MeMoire 1890 - a del1ghtfully
flirtat1ous dance froM the
BallrooMs of the last century.
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6.
Hornp1pe (6 steps) Or1ginally an English dance, th1s was
gradually forgotten by theM but preserved
by the traditionally Minded Scots, who,
however, doubled the teMpo. thereby
Making life difficult for both Musicians &
dancers.
The Thornes aMong the Thistles by Jennifer Kelly - naMed by
Henry ThoMpson 1
who couldn't
resist a good pun. ( You will
have one Thorne dancing)
This is a jig in square forMation, which caMe froM the quadrilles,
so popular all over Europe dur1ng the 19th. century but inevitably
adapted by the Scots to su1\ their own dance style.
I do not expect you to read all \his Kathleen, Merely give you
soMe inforMation & ideas to ad. lib froM in your usual delightful
way. Hope it is all a stunning success!
Love

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Dear Teacher!
Please take a moment to fill out and return the attached
questionnaire. We would like you to do so for every demonstration
so we can get a feel for the number of occasions, the number of
qualified dancers, and the numbers/types of dances being performed.
PROGRAM: 1. t.1JeH ;, u/}111