Greetings!
Anselm writes:
>Answer (a) would be very deplorable and
>(b) would AFAIK mark the beginning of a new era.
The answer's actually c).
It is not unusual to have, at least, one non-Society Dance on the AGM
programmes. I remember doing Mairi's Wedding somewhere one time (passing by
the shoulder agreed with partner). Last time in Perth (2001), it was John
Drewry's Cherrybank Gardens which Perth & Perthshire Branch chose for its
local links. With the change to further-flung selection committees, this is
just continuing but the selections are also wider flung. TAC have been
slightly more radical than hitherto in that their programme includes three
non-society dances: Blooms of Bon Accord; BBCB and The St John River (plus,
arguably, The Mason's Apron from The Border Book) and London have included
one, The Westminster Reel from one of the London Jubillee Books
Not a new era, Anselm, just evidence of continuing evolution and cetainly no
thunderbolts 8o)>
Jim Healy
Perth, Scotland
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