Scottish Country Dancing Dictionary

Tulloch Turn

The Tulloch turn is a two-handed Turn which was originally prescribed for all turns in Reel of Tulloch but has fortunately fallen into abeyance; see Tulloch Turn Grip in Hand Positions pages.
Here are examples of those Scottish Country Dances for which we have instructions on this site and in which the term, Tulloch turn, either appears explicitly or is implied; note that for a common term these will be a small selection; for a rare term, these may be all that exist:

Apple Tree (Drewry)
MacLeod Of Harris
Round About Hullachan
St Andrew's Nicht

Dance Video Clip Which Demonstrates Tulloch Turn

Tulloch Turn Video Clip

Links To Pages Related To 'Turning'

Figures
Turning
Allemande Left
Allemande Right
Birl
Gypsy Turn
Open Turn
Pump Handle Turn
Quick Turn
Slow Turn
Tulloch Turn
Turn
Turn Both Hands
Turn By The Left
Turn By The Left Halfway
Turn By The Right
Turn By The Right Halfway
Turn Corner, Partner, Corner, Partner
Turn Corner, Partner, Corner, Partner, In Reverse
Turn Halfway
Turn On The Spot Halfway
Turn On The Spot (While Setting)
Turn On The Spot (While Travelling)
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