The Country Dance book volume 4
The Country Dance book volume 4
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Hogarth, however, in his Analysis of Beauty (1753), after defining the hey as *' a cypher of S's, a number of serpentine lines interlacing and intervolving one another, " prints a diagram of the hey-for-three which, although it might have been clearer, seems to show that the way the figure was danced at that period was substantially the same as that described above.
Moreover, Wilson {The Analysis of Country Dancing, 1811) also describes the figure and prints a diagram, of which the following— e...xcept that for clearness' sake the tracks are differentiated by means of varied lines — is a faithful reproduction : — No. 1 moves along the broken line a ; No. 2 along the line b ; and No. 8 along the dotted line c Except that the two half-heys are inverted — the two lower dancers beginning the movement and passing by the left — the method shown in the diagram is precisely the same as that we have above described.
The straight-hey may be performed progressively. It is unnecessary, however, to describe in detail the way in which this is effected, because, in principle, the method is the same as that already explained in Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hogarth, however, in his Analysis of Beauty (1753), after defining the hey as *' a cypher of S's, a number of serpentine lines interlacing and intervolving one another, " prints a diagram of the hey-for-three which, although it might have been clearer, seems to show that the way the figure was danced at that period was substantially the same as that described above.
Moreover, Wilson {The Analysis of Country Dancing, 1811) also describes the figure and prints a diagram, of which the following— e...xcept that for clearness' sake the tracks are differentiated by means of varied lines — is a faithful reproduction : — No. 1 moves along the broken line a ; No. 2 along the line b ; and No. 8 along the dotted line c Except that the two half-heys are inverted — the two lower dancers beginning the movement and passing by the left — the method shown in the diagram is precisely the same as that we have above described.
The straight-hey may be performed progressively. It is unnecessary, however, to describe in detail the way in which this is effected, because, in principle, the method is the same as that already explained in Fig.
What to read after The Country Dance book volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil James Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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