🫶🏽

insane.

I never get bored of this!

(This dance sequence is "Box the Gnat Square" by Sherry Nevins.)

This is so good!

Thanks for this, can you tell me the name of the tune being played?

I loved this when I learned it at San Francisco State University. I loved folk dancing and I only had my one best friend who agreed to take Folk Dancing, even though it was only one college credit. One of the best things I got out of college back in the days before it was all about indoctrinating young people into anti-American socialists, especially the girls who now don't even believe they are women at all but just non-men.

Wonderful!

So beautiful, and your souls show through.

Bob would have loved this! Thanks.

Thank you! Im trying to learn this waltz and your video helped alot.

Great job Fellas!

Thank you for the upload... very uplifting!

Thank you for the upload... much enjoyed!

I would love to play that arrangement with our Ceili band! Is it available for purchase?

Excellent instruction and of course playing.

What a nice tune -we play another one,untitled, for a regular Breton dance session in Falmouth and will enjoy trying tbis one for a change. Good instruction .

Thanks so much, great instruction and demonstration 🙂

Great, you exude some of that New World energy that is often lacking in Old World renditions.

Very well played ladies..!! 👍

Yoinked for a demo of how to do this dance for some students - gorgeous!

Well done Linda & Jo, just found this great video. Great Stuff. Are you coming to Bamford to teach it? Richard

That lion did really well, with tail and feet swinging

Will it be possible to get the music sheet of each of the instruments playing indian point?

Thank you!! I’ve been looking for the title of this dance for ages in order to find a tutorial.

Thanks for this beautiful demonstration!

Well done again Andrew for compiling this video.

You've all done a fantastic job and thank you for explaining how it was done.

Beautiful tune

So lovely!

I'm the crazy one with the mop

One of, or maybe even my most favourite waltz. Thank you for a very nice performance! ✨✨✨

- Splendid to see dance calling done via KZbin. Fabulous! - You've pioneered enabling anyone in the world to hold a dance with a caller. Callers are not easy to find, or pay. =) - The voice needs to be clearer though. - Imagine... I used to busk (concertina, bluegrass banjo, guitar) every Saturday, sometimes encouraging people to dance, which they did. But I couldn't easily play, call and socialize all at once. I'd explain, or teach one of them, without music, first. Then concentrate on playing while they struggled away. - I had a Bluetooth speaker I used for karaoke of songs I didn't know. Your vid now enables calling dances, any time, anywhere, street, ship deck, beach, 2am or 5am dawn after all nighter, etc. - I'm fascinated that you achieved reasonable synchronized playing via web-chat. Presumably you're in the same city, but even so, I'd love to know how far the signals from each camera and mic had to go before being heard by the other players. - Apparently the 'latency' (delay) has to be less than about 30ms to be 'okay', and ideally less than 10ms. For example, the speed of light across the USA would impose about 30ms, even ignoring any equipment-caused delays like regeneration of a too-weak signal.

Beautiful playing

🔝 From Italy

Beautiful, and good haircut.

This is ... wonderful!

Good job all. Happy New Year!

Fantastico..Bravisimo...:)

Pretty cool to have seen both the challenge and the results for one of my favorite dances!

Well done, Andrew. Great job

Thanks to Blowzabella member, Paul James, who composed "Horizonto", the tune played here for this dance.

Love this. Have watched and danced to it as part of my anti-covid therapy many times. Brilliant in concept and execution.

That was quite lovely! Such creativity and great editing! I got the invite and love the schottis, but did not participate. It gave me great joy. however, to see the delightful results. I especially liked the group with the rakes and brooms. A big "thank you" to all the contributors and collaborators - well done!

I'd call it dosie-do once and a quarter. But there you go :). Very clear Lynne. An enjoyable dance, thanks.

Oh to be contra dancing - when once more, only the brilliant pace of wonderful music such as this - can remain infectious. Alan on every occasion comes out with ace instrumentalists.

With Alan: Always dependably great instrumentalists and the best of music to enjoy listening, or even better - to dance.

That is a truly yellow room

Go, guys! Lovely. Especially your approach to non traditional partners. :-)

Brill