Date of next dance class -
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Tuesday 28th June 2022

Bar service is available, please don't bring your own.

 Brush up the Basics - 5:30 pm to 6 pm
Everyone is welcome for this informal half hour dedicated to learning, or brushing up your steps and formations, or to getting an extra 'walk through' of a few of the dances - depending on the requirements of the evening and of the people attending. You don't need to attend this portion however, feel free to come for 6 pm.

Scottish Country Dance Class ​and Social Evening

 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m
Below, find links to dance videos where available  - if the link doesn't work just search for the dance on YouTube. Slightly more challenging alternatives are given for some dances that will be used if class experience / enthusiasm permits!
The colour code is explained below the programme.
​​1st Half - 6 pm to 7 pm approx.
Dashing White Sergeant / Reel
Rose of the North or Cherrybank Gardens / Strathspey
The Bee's of Maggieknockater / Jig
The Ring of Brodgar or Chequered Hall / Strathspey
Ramadan-ce / Reel or Catch the Wind / Reel
5 Minute Break​
2nd Half - approx. 7 pm to 8 pm 
Anderson's Rant / Reel
Alice's Request / Jig or The Aviator / Jig
Cherry Blossoms or Glasgow Highlanders /Strathspey
Three's the Charm / Jig
Duke of Perth /  Reel

Guide to Colours -
Green - everyone have a go - you can learn on the hoof - minimal formations, easily learnt
Darker Green- slightly more challenging but okay for most people, especially with a 'good' partner
Amber - Unfamiliar to the class, more complex formations and/or faster than some of class normally enjoy!
Purple - Challenging - not for the fainthearted !

At our last class we danced:-
The Dashing White Sergeant, Cherrybank Gardens, The Bees of Maggieknockater, Chequered Hall, Catch the Wind, Alice's Request, Three's the Charm
The class is led by Janine Scott - RSCDS Qualified Teacher of Scottish Country Dance
UA-96936790-1 St Andrew Society Tuesday Social Dance Programme