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Thomas G. Mungall, III

Thomas G. Mungall, III

UP with A&R

May 9, 2007, 9:49 p.m. (Message 48709, in reply to message 48701)

IMHO I think it sometimes depends on the type of set. It works quite well in
Barry Priddey's "Woodland Assembly" where the dance is done in a square or
quadrille set. Quite a few of the old country dances (American & English) as
well as Irish set dances use advance & retire as a staple.

Tom Mungall
Baton Rouge, La, USA

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