Raise The Roof
Scottish Country Dance Instruction
RAISE THE ROOF (R8x32) 3C (4C set) Ed Nealley Delaware Valley Silver1- 8 1s set and cast 1 place, 1s dance between 3s and cast back to 2nd place as 2s+3s set and cross
9-16 set and link for 3, 1s dance round each other RSh to 1M facing down, 1L facing up and turn R about to end BtoB (1M facing 3s at top, 1L facing 2s in 3rd place)
17-24 All set as Double Triangles, 1s petronella turn to end 1L between 3s (at top)/1M between 2s and all set and link for 3. 312
25-32 All set and cross RH and chase ½ way. 213
(MINICRIB. Dance crib compiled by Charles Upton, Deeside Caledonian Society, and his successors)
Keith Rose's Crib Diagrams
Dance Information
The expression "Raise the Roof" is an idiomatic phrase used to convey enthusiasm, excitement, or high energy in a particular situation.The phrase is often employed in a figurative sense to describe an atmosphere where people are actively engaged, celebrating, or expressing intense emotions.
This expression often occurs during festivities, parties, or other joyous occasions. It signifies a collective outburst of joy, where individuals come together to express their excitement in a vibrant and noisy manner. For instance, a crowd at a concert might "raise the roof" by cheering, clapping, and singing along with the performers.
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