Teapots Video Clip
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Performance Of Teapots - Lower Hutt Scottish Country Dance Club, Wellington, New Zealand, 2018.
Video Notes
This sequence is shown first in strathspey tempo, starting with the dancing couple in 2nd place (the dancer with the red top is the dancing man). The dancing lady with the top couple and the dancing man with 3rd couple dance right hands across followed by left hands across by the dancing man with the top couple and the dancing lady with 3rd couple.
The sequence is repeated in reel tempo from the same positions but with different dancers (the dancer with the pale blue skirt being the dancing man).
This sequence is shown first in strathspey tempo, starting with the dancing couple in 2nd place (the dancer with the red top is the dancing man). The dancing lady with the top couple and the dancing man with 3rd couple dance right hands across followed by left hands across by the dancing man with the top couple and the dancing lady with 3rd couple.
The sequence is repeated in reel tempo from the same positions but with different dancers (the dancer with the pale blue skirt being the dancing man).
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Teapots Demonstration During The Duke And Duchess Of Edinburgh (Reel) - YouTube Scottish Country Dancing Video
Performance Of The Duke And Duchess Of Edinburgh, 2009.
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Teapots Demonstration During The Enchanted Garden (Strathspey) - YouTube Scottish Country Dancing Video
Performance Of The Enchanted Garden Danced At The New Haven Branch Of The RSCDS Highland Ball, 2009.
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Teapots (On The Sides) Demonstration During The Nurseryman (Jig) - YouTube Scottish Country Dancing Video
Performance Of The Nurseryman - Display (Alba) Newcastle Festival, 2012.
Video Notes
This sequence is danced on the sides, right hands across on opposite sides followed by left hands across on own sides.
This sequence is danced on the sides, right hands across on opposite sides followed by left hands across on own sides.