Mady Newfield Dance List

October 13, 2026

Theme: Dances of Fried de Metz Herman

The Archbishop — Fried de Metz Herman 1991 in Potters’ Porch — Tunes Miss Sally Surman’s Delight, Trip to Teddington, Miss Dolland’s Delight — Recording by The Flying Romanos
A Girl’s Best Friend — Fried de Metz Herman 1988 in Potters’ Porch — Tunes Bonnie George Campbell and Wand’ring Willie — Two’s Company, Face the Music
Beautiful Fields — Fried de Metz Herman 1992 in Potters’ Porch — Tune A Gigg by William Bird, in Fitzwilliam Virginal Book (early 17th c) — Two’s Company, Face the Music
Kitchen Triad — Fried de Metz Herman 1984 in The Road to Ruin — Tune Little Judique –– Kate Barnes, At Rainbow’s End
Randolph Farewell — Fried de Metz Herman 1999 in Fringe Benefits — Tune by Tom Siess — Bare Necessities, Vol. 5, At Home
Fireflies — Fried de Metz Herman 1987 in Choice Morsels — Tune Fryar Bungy – Of Noble Race 1700s – Recording by The Flying Romanos
Bryon’s Boutade — Fried de Metz Herman 1992 in Potters’ Porch — Tune Hubbub by Bryon Bonnett — Folkus Pocus, Out of the Hat
Impertinence — Fried de Metz Herman 1990 in Potters’ Porch — Tune of the same name adapted from G.F. Handel — Childgrove, Early Instincts
Final waltz: Songs of the Harpist — Tune by Turlough Carolan 1670 – 1738 — MGM, Measured Obsession

August 11, 2026

Theme: Dances interpreted by Andrew Shaw

Young Phillis of Wakefield — Walsh 1715 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs — Played by Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), Elephants Stairs
Twelfe Eve — Playford 12th edition, 1702 (also Walsh 1718) — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw, in The Irish Howle 2024 — Played by Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), The Irish Howle
Apollo and Daphne — Walsh 1718 in Compleat Country Dancing Master — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs 2017 — Played by Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), Elephants Stairs
Three Coney Walk Dancing Master 1726 Young and Walsh 1735 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs 2017 — Played by Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), Elephants Stairs
Highlander’s Maggot — Dancing Master 1726 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw, in The Irish Howle 2024 — Played by Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), The Irish Howle
Trip to Islington — Dancing Master 1710 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw, in The Irish Howle 2024 — Played by Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), The Irish Howle
Final waltz: Mountain Skies by Barbara McOwen, played by Barbara McOwen, Dances Frae the North

March 31, 2026

Set for Spring — Joseph Pimentel 2015, in The Green Jay Collection — Tune by Dave Wiesler 2015 — Odd Sundays Garage Band recording
Come With Voices Singing (or Dear Debbie) — Joseph Pimentel 2012, in The Goldcrest Collection — Tune by Dave Wiesler 2009 — Goldcrest (Daron Douglas, Paul Oorts, Dave Wiesler), The Goldcrest Collection
Westward Bound — Philippe Callens 2002 in Antwerp Antics — Tune Waiting for Fish by Susie Secco 1996 — Jon Berger, Jonathan Jensen, Shira Kammen, Rebecca King, Dances from the Greenery
The Dusty Miller — Neil 1726, A Choice Collection of Country Dances — reconstructed by Jackson & Fogg — Bare Necessities, Nightcap
Battlebridge — Kalia Kliban 2021, unpublished — Tune Battlebridge March by Kyle Alden — Jon Berger recording
Easter Thursday — Johnson 1733, Caledonian Country Dances — reconstructed by Carl Wittman — Bare Necessities, English Country Dances
Shindig — Renée Camus 2024, https://www.reneecamus.com/shindig-english-country-dance/ — Tune Texas, traditional and Henry Reed (arranged by Jennifer Cutting and Jon Berger) — Jon Berger recording
Final waltz: Anna and Devin’s Waltz — by Jacob deGroot-Maggetti — Jacob DeGroot-Maggetti, Jonathan Werk, Anika Anderson on Bandcamp: https://jacobdgm.bandcamp.com/album/anna-and-devins-waltz

December 23, 2025

A Child’s Christmas in Berkeley — dance by Sharon Green 2015 — Tune of the same name by Rebecca King 2014 — Jon Berger, Jonathan Jensen, Shira Kammen, Rebecca King on More Dances from the Greenery
Merrily on High — dance by Sharon Green 1998 — Tune Branle l’Official, Arbeau, 1588, known as the carol Ding Dong Merrily on High— Pioneer Consort
Brightest and Best — dance by Fae Fuerst 2014 — Tune: traditional carol of the same name — Brad Battey, Judy Morningstar and Matt McCoy in a private recording from February 2020, used with permission
Jovial Beggars – Dancing Master 11^th edition 1701 — reconstructed by Charles Bolton, Retreads 4,31 — Bare Necessities on At Home (Vol. 5)
Boxing Day — dance by Sharon Green — Tune: traditional carol Good King Wenceslas — Jon Berger, Jonathan Jensen, Shira Kammen, Rebecca King on More Dances from the Greenery
Angels Unawares — dance by Graham Christian 2001, in CDSS News #162, Sept/Oct 2001 — Tune The Streams of Lovely Nancy, traditional– Bare Necessities on By Choice (Vol 08)
Midwinter Maggot — dance by Gary Roodman 2010, in A Group of Calculated Figures — Tune of the same name by Jonathan Jensen 2010 — Bare Necessities on Fast Friends (Vol. 15)
Happy Joyous Hanukah — dance by Mady Newfield 2023 — Song of the same name by Woody Guthrie, music by Loren Sklamberg — The Klezmatics on Happy Joyous Hanukah
Final waltz: Waltz Country Dance (We Wish You a Merry Christmas, The Holly and the Ivy, The Shepherds’ Carol, Zither Carol, The First Nowell) — Jim Lindsay and his band, Scottish Christmas Dance Party

July 8, 2025

A Trip to the Manors — Gary Roodman 2000, A Number of Calculated Figures — Tune Kemp’s Augmented Jig adapted by Roodman — Foxfire (Karen Axelrod and Daron Douglas), Winter Oranges
A Trip to Kilburn — Dancing Master II and Walsh 1719 – 1755 — interpreted by Sharp 1916 — Tune Black and Grey — played by Naomi Morse, Gene Murrow, Cynthia Shaw, CDNY Playford Ball 2020 preparatory recording
A Trip to Provence — Susan Kevra 2015 — Tune Voyage de la Diabline by Rachel Bell — Rachel Bell and Karen Axelrod, Soundcloud recording edited by MN
A Trip to Halsway Manor — Philippe Callens 1998, Belgian Boutades — Tune Bob’s Box by Chris Dewhurst 1992 — Paul Hutchinson, Karin Wimhurst, Dries De Maeyer, Postcriptum 2
A Trip to the Jubilee — Essex 1710, Dancing Master 11^th ed, and Walsh 1718 — interpreted by Pat Shaw 1962 — Stradivarious, Stradivarious Celebrates
A Trip to Tintagel — Jenna Simpson 2013 in Under the Influence — Tune The King’s Reel traditional Scottish — played by David Knight, Dan Emery, and Dave Wiesler, on Thistle House Live (additional tunes: David Knight’s Farewell to Apathy, Crystal, on the track Capelthwaite)
Final waltz: Waltz of the Little Girls, traditional — Caroline McCaskey, Flying Leap

July 1, 2025

(subbing in last minute for Thomas Bending)

Take a Dance — Thompson, Compleat Collection vol 2, 1765 — Reconstructed by K and D Wright in Wright’s Humours vol. 1 — Odd Sundays Garage Band recording
Fandango, The — Thompson, Twenty-Four Country Dances, 1774 — Reconstructed by W.S. Porter 1931 — Childgrove (Debbie Jackson, Anne Ogren, Martha Stokely), Wanderlust
Delia (or the Amorous Goddess) — Ellen Taylor in Tom Cook’s Hunter’s Moon, 1997 — Tune by Samuel Howard, 18th century — The Dancehall Players, More from Dan’s Hall
Huntington’s Maggot — Playford Dancing Master 17th edition, 1721 — Reconstructed by Bernard Bentley in Fallibroome IV — Bare Necessities, Strong Roots
King’s Maggot: Or, New York — Dancing Master 3rd edition, 1718, also Walsh 1719 — Reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs 2017 — Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden),
Beautious Grove — Nathaniell Kynaston, 24 New Country Dances for the Year 1711 — Reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs 2017 — Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), Elephants Stairs
Sapphire Sea — Christine Robb 2015 — Tune Tom Kruskal’s by Emily Troll & Amelia Mason — Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer recording

February 18, 2025

Live music by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer

Away With February — Jenny Beer 1998, in Key to the Cellar — Tune by Dave Wiesler 1997
Dansons, Amusons-Nous — 1780-94 Gautier Dix contre-danses engloises — Interpreted by Philippe Callens, unpublished
Kill Him With Kindness — Dancing Master II:1-4 and Walsh 1711 and later — Interpreted by Christine Helwig 1995, published in The Playford Assembly
Quay to My Heart — Jenna Simpson 2021, in Revelations — Tune: “Burlington Quay”, traditional
Look Both Ways — Rich Jackson, CDSS News #88, 1989, also published in Hudson Barn II, and in Legacy — Tune: “Jump at the Sun” by John Kirkpatrick
Lord Mayor’s Delight — Dancing Master 9th ed, and Walsh 1718 and later — Interpreted by Helwig, Hamilton, Dodson, and Christian, published in The Playford Assembly
January Thaw — Mady Newfield 2019 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sNUJX8rGzN6Q7rD5L5rBEVvR7bE1gx1K?usp=sharing — Tune: “Gallowglass Jig” by Nathanial Gow

January 14, 2025

Another New Start — Philippe Callens, 1992, in Postcriptum — Tune King of Poland, Playford 1687 — Bare Necessities, At the Ball (Vol 6)
Crossing the Tweed — Philippe Callens, 2016, in Postscriptum — Tune Tweedside, traditional Scottish — Paul Hutchinson, Karen Wimhurst, Dries De Maeyer, PostScriptum1
Congratulations! — Simone Verheyen, 1991 — Tune suggested “Epping Forest” — Bare Necessities, At Home (Vol 5)
In the Fields of Frost and Snow — Young’s Dancing Master, 1710 — Reconstructed by Bernard Bentley, 1962, in Fallibroome — Bare Necessities, By Request (Vol 7)
King’s Maggot Or, New York — Dancing Master 3rd edition, 1718, also Walsh, 1718 — Reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs, 2017 — Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), Elephants Stairs
The Chestnut (or Dove’s Figary) — Playford, 1651 — Reconstructed by Cecil Sharp, 1911 — Chuck Ward, The Vital Organ
Winter Waltz — Fried De Metz Herman, 1999, in Serendipity — Tunes “Crossing to Ireland “traditional Scottish and “Captain O’Kane” by O’Carolan — Flying Romanos, The Flying Romanos Take Off
Final waltz: Anyone’s Waltz by Keith Malcolm, 2018/ Fresh Aire by Karen McIvor, 2012 — Dancehall Players, An Evening At Dan’s Hall

February 13, 2024

Dances for Mardi Gras and Valentine’s Day

Mardi Gras Minnesota — Douglas Schneider 1993 in Wee Hoose on the Prairie (Scottish country dance book) — Tunes Dancing Fingers, The Confluence, The Reversal, Tapsalteerie (some by Muriel Johnstone) — Muriel Johnstone, Dancing Fingers 1
Ties of Love — Jenny Beer, CDSS News Spring 2019 — Tune Rose by the Door by Andrea Hoag 1985 — Naomi Morse, Gene Murrow, Cynthia Shaw, Country Dance New York 2020 Ball preparation recordings
Cross My Heart — Jenna Simpson 2016 in Under the Influence — Tune Little Sky March by Guillaume Sparrow-Pepin — Naomi Morse, Paul Oorts and Dave Wiesler, Champagne 2016
Bellamira — Playford 17th edition, 1721 — reconstructed by Douglas and Helen Kennedy 1929, in The Country Dance Book New Series No. 1
My Lady Winwood’s Maggot — Dancing Master Vol 3, 1727 — reconstructed by Pat Shaw and Charles Bolton — Assembly Players, Pat Shaw’s Playford I
Little Sir Isaac — Sharon Green 2012 — Tune by Debbie Jackson 2012 — Jon Berger, Jonathan Jensen, Shira Kammen, Rebecca King, Dances from the Greenery
Love Always — Brooke Friendly & Chris Sackett in Impropriety V 2013 — Tune Love and all the Hijaz by Dave Bartley 2011– Roguery, Impropriety V

October 31, 2023

Halloween-themed dances

Opening waltz: Danse macabre (edited by MN) by Camille Saint-Saëns
Chocolate Round-O — Fried de Metz Herman 1989 in Ease and Elegance — Tune by Purcell, adapted by Fried Herman — The Flying Romanos, private recording
Black Nag — Playford Dancing Master 1665 — reconstructed by Cecil Sharp 1911 — Phil Merrill and Marshall Barron, CDS6 By Popular Demand 1977 (converted record)
Orange Nan — Walsh 1712 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw 2002 in The She Favourite — Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden, Next of Kynaston
Halloween Triad — Fried de Metz Herman 1984 in The Naked Truth — Tune Jump at the Sun by John Kirkpatrick — Dave Marcus, Doug Murray and Beth Miller, Jump at the Sun (converted cassette)
Cat In The Window — Fried de Metz Herman 1995 in Ease and Elegance — Tune Young Terence Mac Donough by O’Carolan — Triple Time, Dutch Callers Choice
Pumpkin Soup — Susan Parkin 2017 in English Country Concoctions — Tune The Ladder Jig by Heather Bexon — Deo Volente, Hillary’s Humours Vol 4 (track titled Wiltshire Wisdom)
The Flying Sorceress — Kalia Kliban, 2007 — Tune A Bruxa by Anton Seoane — Bare Necessities, Invitation to Waltz
Final Waltz: Itty Bitty Snitty Little Frenchman — Fishtank Ensemble, Super Raoul

September 12, 2023

Spring In Sebastopol — Phillipe Callens 2004, in Seasons of Invention, 2011 — Tune: “Borre” by Henry Purcell from The Old Bachelor 1691 — A Joyous Noise (Daniel Beerbohm, Barbara Greenberg, Kathy Talvitie), Seasons of Invention
King’s Maggot: Or, New York — Dancing Master 3rd edition, 1718, also Walsh 1719 — Reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs 2017 — Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), Elephants Stairs
Beautious Grove — Nathaniell Kynaston, 24 New Country Dances for the Year 1711 — Reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Elephants Stairs 2017 — Persons of Quality (Jon Berger, Rebecca King, Jim Oakden), Elephants Stairs
Huntington’s Maggot — Playford Dancing Master 17^th edition, 1721 — Reconstructed by Bernard Bentley in Fallibroome IV — Bare Necessities, Strong Roots
Delia (or the Amorous Goddess) — Ellen Taylor in Tom Cook’s Hunter’s Moon, 1997 — Tune by Samuel Howard, 18^th century — The Dancehall Players, More from Dan’s Hall
Fandango, The — Thompson, Twenty-Four Country Dances, 1774 — Reconstructed by W.S. Porter 1931 — Childgrove (Debbie Jackson, Anne Ogren, Martha Stokely), Wanderlust
Sapphire Sea — Christine Robb 2015 Tune: “Tom Kruskal’s” by Emily Troll & Amelia Mason — Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer recording
Final Waltz: Bonnie George Campbell and Wand’ring Willie (for the dance A Girl’s Best Friend by Fried Herman), played by Two’s Company (Fiona and Mark Maurice-Smith), Face the Music

June 20, 2023

Theme: Summer Travel and “Trip to…..” Dances

A Trip to Paris — Walsh 1711 in New Country Dancing Master, Book 2d — interpreted by Douglas and Helen Kennedy 1929 — Charles Ward, The Vital Organ: English Country Dances of the 178^th and 18^th Centuries
A Trip to Greene — Gary Roodman 1992 in Additional Calculated Figures — Tune Petticoat Wag from Playford — Odd Sundays Garage Band (Judy Linsenberg, Shira Kammen, Patti Cobb)
A Trip to Kilburn — Dancing Master II and Walsh 1719 – 1755 — interpreted by Sharp 1916 — Tune Black and Grey — played by Naomi Morse, Gene Murrow, Cynthia Shaw, CDNY Playford Ball 2020 preparatory recording
A Trip to Provence — Susan Kevra 2015 — Tune Voyage de la Diabline by Rachel Bell — Rachel Bell and Karen Axelrod, Soundcloud recording edited by MN
A Trip to Orpington — Pat Shaw 1959 (dance and tune) — The Assembly Players, Twickenham Ferry
A Trip to the Jubilee — Essex 1710, Dancing Master 11^th ed, and Walsh 1718 — interpreted by Pat Shaw 1962 — unidentified recording
A Trip to Tintagel — Jenna Simpson 2013 in Under the Influence — Tune The King’s Reel traditional Scottish — played by David Knight, Dan Emery, and Dave Wiesler, on Thistle House Live (additional tunes: David Knight’s Farewell to Apathy, Crystal, on the track Capelthwaite)
Final waltz: The Ullapool Waltz (Tunes: West of Rhue by Ian Price, By Lovely Loch Broom by David Ross, The Far Isles by Ian Price) — Schiehallion SCD Band, The Canadian West Coast Sound 1982

March 21, 2023

Benjamin’s Birthday — Gary Roodman (dance and tune), 2000, in A Number of Calculated Figures– played by MGM (Mary Lea, Gene Murrow, Margaret Ann Martin) and Reunion (Daniel Beerbohm, Barbara Greenberg, Jonathan Jensen), Old Friends
The Artful Dodsons — Renée Camus, 2022 — Tune Paddy Fahey’s Jig, trad Irish — Music edited from the Synchopaths, Five Gears, track titled Secret Room
Leah’s Waltz — Fried de Metz Herman, 1989, in Ease and Elegance 1995 — Tunes used in this recording Amelia by Bob McQuillen and Nancy’s Waltz by Chris Romaine — Bare Necessities, Vol. 5, At Home
Cross My Heart — Jenna Simpson, 2016, in Under the Influence — Tune Little Sky March by Guillaume Sparrow-Pepin — P Naomi Morse, Paul Oorts and Dave Wiesler, Champagne
Peace Be with You — Fried de Metz Herman, 1986, in Choice Morsels, and Measured Obsession — Tune Rigadoon Royal, 1718 — MGM (Mary Lea, Gene Murrow, Margaret Ann Martin), Measured Obsession
Ursa Minor — Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett, 2008, in Impropriety Vol. 3 — Tune The Bear Dance, trad Flemish — Roguery (Anita Anderson, Dave Bartley, Jim Oakden, Shira Kammen), Impropriety 3
The Physical Snob — circa 1800 unidentified source — reconstructed by Bentley, 1962, in the Fallibroome Collection — Played by Bare Necessities, Vol. 3, Simple Pleasures

February 28, 2023

Blythe Company — Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett 2012, in Impropriety 5 — Tune All Among the Barley, traditional English song — Roguery, Impropriety 5
Revelations — Jenna Simpson 2017, in Revelations — Tune She’s Sweetest When She’s Naked, traditional Scottish — Naomi Morse, Paul Oorts, Dave Wiesler, Champagne
Sir Watkin’s Jigg — Johnson 1750 — reconstructed by Charles Bolton 1985, in Retreads (also in Christian, The Playford Assembly) — Naomi Morse, Gene Murrow, Cynthia Shaw, CDNY Playford Ball 2020 preparation recording
A New Leaf — Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett 2018, in Impropriety 6 — Tune Mr Millstone’s Defenstration by Dave Wiesler 2018 — Roguery, A New Leaf – Impropriety 6
Sherry at the Ball — Steve Otlowski 2016 — Tune Valse des Pastouriaux by Jackie Molard — Odd Sundays Garage Band recording
Mr Ganiford’s Delight — William Ganiford 1940s, in John Stapledon, Not Quite Gold — Tune by William Ganiford — Bare Necessities, Volume 11, A New English Ball
A Dance for Mars — Tom Senior 2014 — Tune Mars’ Jig by Mady Newfield — Earl Gaddis and Karen Axelrod, 2015 Chicago Ball recording
Final waltz: Osa’s Waltz — Paul Moore 1991 — Daron Douglas and Paul Moore, Just Over the Mountain

July 7, 2022

Theme: American Choreographers and Composers

(First half of shared program with Juliette Webb)

Sally’s Choice — Orly Krasner 2010 in Celebrations 2017 –Tune Tagalong by Debbie Jackson — Reunion (Daniel Beerbohm, Barbara Greenberg, Jonathan Jensen), Celebrations
Little Sir Isaac — Sharon Green 2012 — Tune by Debbie Jackson 2012 — Jon Berger, Jonathan Jensen, Shira Kammen, Rebecca King, Dances from the Greenery
Whirl-A-Jig — Loretta Holz 2006 in Dancing Across the Atlantic — Tune Summer Garden Jig by Charlene Thomson 2004 — The Flying Romanos, Dancing Across the Atlantic
Chocolate Equation — Brooke Friendly & Chris Sackett 2009, in Impropriety 3 — Tune 72% by Shira Kammen — Roguery, Impropriety 3
Ebb and Flow — Robin Burke 2007 –Tune The Tide by Rebecca King, in Nearer and Farther — Rebecca King, Nearer and Farther
Audrey and Andrea — Gary Roodman 2000 in A Number of Calculated Figures — Tune by Jonathan Jensen — MGM and Reunion, Old Friends

June 21, 2022

The Maid Peeped Out at the Window (or The Friar in the Well) — Playford 1651 — Reconstructed by Cecil Sharp 1922 — Bare Necessities, English Country Dances
The Rose and the Lavender — Mady Newfield 2018 — Tune by Mady Newfield 2009 — Jon Berger & Rebecca King, Pinewoods August 2010, private recording
Vigo — Playford 1703, Walsh 1718 — Reconstructed by Andrew Shaw, Emperor of the Moon — Paul Hutchinson, John Hymas, Emperor of the Moon
Sams Maggot — Walsh, New Country Dancing-Master 3d Book 1728 — Reconstructed by Andrew Shaw, Elephants Stairs — Persons of Quality, Elephants Stairs
Sunlight Through Draperies — Tom Roby 2002 — Tune Jim and Judy’s Waltz by Larry Ungar 1988 — Roguery, Minding the Gap
After Dinner Maggot — Gary Roodman, Prime Calculated Figures 2005 — Tune by Jonathan Jensen — Band of Friends
Sapphire Sea — Christine Robb 2015 — Tune Tom Kruskal’s by Emily Troll & Amelia Mason — Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer, Stonesfield, March 2020

March 3, 2022

Theme: Dances with women choreographers and composers

(1st half of shared program with Luanne Stiles)

Dancing Across the Atlantic — Loretta Holz 2005 — Tune Dancing Up a Storm by Charlene Thomson — Flying Romanos (Robin Russell, Marnen Laibow-Koser, Norma Castle), Dancing Across the Atlantic
Ties of Love — Jenny Beer, CDSS News Spring 2019 — Tune Rose by the Door by Andrea Hoag 1985 — Naomi Morse, Gene Murrow, Cynthia Shaw, Country Dance New York 2020 Ball preparation recordings
Gratitude — Sharon Green and Kalia Kliban 2021 — Tune by Rebecca King — Odd Sundays Garage Band (Judy Linsenberg, Shira Kammen and Patti Cobb)
Longevity — Orly Krasner 2000 — Tune Lucy’s Waltz by Orly Krasner — Reunion (Daniel Beerbohm, Barbara Greenberg, Jonathan Jensen), Celebrations
Unknown Buccaneer — Sharon Green 2009 — Tune Dr. Who Pirate Jig by Martha Stokely, 2006 — Childgrove (Debbie Jackson, Anne Ogren, Martha Stokely), Wanderlust

October 12, 2021

Mr Ganiford’s Delight — 1940s William Ganiford in Stapledon, Not Quite Gold, 1999 — tune by William Ganiford — Bare Necessities, Vol 11 New English Ball
Ramsgate Assembly — 1795 Preston, rec. A Simons 1972, — Assembly Players, Dance and Danceability
Twelfe Eve — 1702 Playford, Andrew Shaw unpublished — Tune: own tune (also used by Roodman for Trip to Chippenham) – same tune — Cilantrio (as Trip to Chippenham), Good Friends
Dance for Mars — 2014 Tom Senior, unpublished — Tune Mars Jig by Mady Newfield — Earl Gaddis and Karen Axelrod, Chicago Ball weekend 2015, private recording used with permission
Mr Legge’s Initiation — 2005 Joseph Pimentel, Goldcrest — Tune Lovely Lane by Dave Wiesler, 1997 — Goldcrest, Goldcrest Collection
An Early Frost — 2000 Philippe Callens, Belgian Boutades — Tune Midwinter Blossom by Bob Pasquarello 1989 — A Joyful Noise, Red Star Line
Jacob Hall’s Jig — 1695 Playford, rec. Cecil Sharp — Tune: Over and Under 1652 — Bare Necessities, Vol 3 Simple Pleasures
Final Waltz: Golden Trout Waltz by Shira Kammen — Used by Friendly and Sackett for All Who Wander, in Impropriety 4 — Roguery, Impropriety 4

August 5, 2021

The Mulberry Garden — Playford, 1690 — reconstructed Sharp — Bare Necessities, Vol 6 At the Ball
The Braes of Dornoch — Johnson 1753 — reconstructed Bolton, Retreads — Bare Necessities Vol 9, Strong Roots
Beautiful Fields — Fried de Metz Herman, Potters Porch, 1992 — Tune A Gigg by William Bird, in Fitzwilliam Virginal Book — Two’s Company, Face the Music
Rafe’s Waltz — Victor Skowronski 1996 — Tune The Cutty Wren, traditional — Bare Necessities, Vol 8 By Choice
Kitchen Triad — Fried de Metz Herman, Road to Ruin, 1984 — Tune Little Judique — Kate Barnes, At Rainbow’s End
Love Always — Friendly & Sackett, Impropriety V, 2013 — Tune Love and all the Hijaz by Dave Bartley, 2011 — Roguery, Sweet Mischief (Impropriety V)
Softly Good Tummas — Kynaston 1718 — reconstructed Andrew Shaw, The She Favourite, 2002 — Belshazzar’s Feast, Mr. Kynaston’s Famous Dance