One Of A Kind
Scottish Country Dance Instruction
One Of A Kind120 Bar Medley (R40+S40+R40) For 4 Couple Set, Devised By John Brenchley, Published In "The Kangaroo Paw".
Demonstration dance - no crib available.
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This dance was created as a tribute to Ken Sumby to mark his 60th birthday.It was performed by members of the Western Australia Branch Demonstration Team as a special presentation in his honour. The choreography was intended as a celebratory gesture, recognising his contributions and commemorating this significant milestone in his life.
The phrase "one of a kind" is used to describe something that is unique and cannot be replicated.
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