2-Bar Figures

Listed 2-bar figures

Advance and retire:
this is a rare form used in some Strathspeys.

Arches:
this allocation applies for one Couple going under a single Arch; when there is more than one Arch, the Timing is longer but not pro rata.

Cast down or Cast up or Cast clockwise or Cast anticlockwise one Place:
when Casting more than one Place, the Timing is longer but not pro rata.

Cross.

Cross down or Cross up Diagonally.

Hands round to the left halfway:
this is a rare form used in bars 11-12 and 14-16 of The Duchess Tree and some other Strathspeys; it is difficult to perform neatly.

Hands round to the right halfway:
this is a rare form used in bars 31-32 of John McAlpin and some other Strathspeys; it is difficult to perform neatly.

Lead down or Lead up one Place:
when Leading more than one Place, the Timing is longer but not pro rata.

Petronella turn.

Retire.

Set (Pas-de-basque or Common Schottische, the Strathspey setting step).

Step up or Step down.

Turn.


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