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Nice flowing dance. What is the tune called and is it available to purchase?

Wonderful that you've added the instructions in the video!! Well done!!!

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Smart.

What song is this??

Bravo!

It looks so much fun!

Melbourne Gold is included in "A Melbourne Miscellany" www.rscdsmelbourne.org.au

Looks a lot of fun!

www.australianfolkmusic for the notes for many of the tunes used

www.vfmc.org.au/FiresideFiddlers/Casuarina1.html Possible tunes for Casuarina Waltz Quadrille

Very good but I just got tapping and it cut off

Too complicated for outsiders

The Tunes are :Alf Johns Barn Dance and The Spanish Cavalier Checkout www.australianfolkmusic.com.au for the music used by the Melbourne Colonial Dancers Band

The names of the tunes are - Eb Wren's Schottische and Jimmy Jeffries Schottische Checkout www.australianfolkmusic.com.au for tunes used by the Melbourne Colonial Dancers Band

What is the name of this music pls

It looks a lot of fun!

Love this.

Contra Dancing, an American invention.

I must add it to the n🎉ext dance outing! See you at Scottish🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I love the music and I love the dance! I wish that I could have been there to dance with you!

It takes me back to my school days in scotland. I now live in australia.

The Saturday night dance was sooo much fun. Local CWA hall with sawdust sprinkled over the floor. Very fond memories for me from Dundonnell, Mortlake Shire, western Victoria late 60s.

Beautful old dance. I understand the boys brought it back from France To New Zealand at the end of WW1. What a pity no young people in the crowd. Rock & Roll & the Twist finished all these old dances.sadly

Sous les ponts de Paris, followed by La Seine.

Ooh! I’d love to be there, wherever it is.

This was a lot of fun watching!

Beautiful Music but way to fast for this type of Dance.

Another very beautigul old style dance where you llearnt to dance as a Couple and be in step not like this rubbish we have today. Great Misic as well.

Beautiful Music so sad that not many new the steps to make it enjoyable to watch. This is a very lovely old style Dance and should neve be forgoten.

Whats the name of these song? Hope someone answer me. Thank you

Bless you and your lovely dogs.

Beautiful! Here is where it originated: ua-cam.com/video/e4CukWY83h4/v-deo.html

It's very nice to see the stepping and proper dancing being done here. So many "reconstructions" of dancing from this era (let's be honest, virtually all of them are American) have the "dancers" walking around in a rather silly manner. I play the tune "The Downfall of Paris", and I know its complicated history. From the French stage, to revolutionary song, used by French military bands during the Napoleonic war, picked up there by musicians from other militaries, and then in Britain evolving into a country dance tune. I've often wondered how it would have worked as a country dance, as someone who plays for English country dance (or English ceilidhs as we now tend to call them), so this video is very interesting to me. Thanks for posting it!

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Used to enjoy progressive dances when i was young, meet some interesting people.

Very nice performance of dancing ❤❤❤

So loverly to see, both the dancing and the costumes. Slightly different from the WA version. I am so sad that I can no longer manage this type of activity, being now partly disabled. I really miss the old time country dances of my youth. Well done.

Old-fashioned dances never go out of style. ♥

The dresses are lovely.

Beautiful dresses.Happy dancing.Done subscribing. 😊❤

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Looks like the Gay Gordons.

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Happy grand march.beautiful dresses.

Tune composed in 1959 by Pat Shuldham Shaw, to commemorate the retirement of Margaret Grant . Margaret was the EFDSS representative in Devon.

Lovely crisp music 😊

I am privileged to know a very special Family in Melbourne. I hope they might join in, at least occasionally.

delightful--- many thanks--more please