The music is specific to the dance and so has the same name, though different traditions from different villages in the Cotswolds have their own variations. Incidentally, I'm always intrigued by how 'tunes' are termed 'songs' in today's parlance (I think it's an American thing). To me a tune is played on an instrument and songs are sung. Not a criticism, just an observation :)
Two of the guys were dancing in public for the very first time here. Not bad considering!
What song are they dancing to?
The music is specific to the dance and so has the same name, though different traditions from different villages in the Cotswolds have their own variations. Incidentally, I'm always intrigued by how 'tunes' are termed 'songs' in today's parlance (I think it's an American thing). To me a tune is played on an instrument and songs are sung. Not a criticism, just an observation :)
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