April 7, 2026
- Trip to Ottahite — 24 Country Dances for the Year 1787, Bride, reconstructed by Heather Clarke in Captain Cook’s Country Dances, 2020 — Phillip’s Dog & The Whoots, Captain Cook’s Country Dances
- Trip to Provence – Susan Kevra, 2015 — Music: Voyage de la Diabline by Rachel Bell — The Dancehall Players, Unexpected Dances
- Trip to Paris — Walsh, 1711 — reconstructed by Douglas & Helen Kennedy in Country Dance Book New Series, 1929 — Purcell’s Polyphonic Party (Vicki Swan, Jonny Dyer, John Dipper), An Invitation to Dance
- Silver Journey — Toos Heesakkers, 2006, in Dedications — Tune Red House, traditional — Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer, Private recording, 2020
- Trip to Herning — David Smukler, 2005 — Tune used One for Diana by Jonny Dyer — Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer recording
- Trip to Blenheim, A — 24 New Country Dances for 1714, Walsh — reconstructed by Philippe Callens, in Seasons of Invention — A Joyful Noise & Hold the Mustard, Seasons of Invention
- Break music: Slow Waltz in Bb — Spare Parts, The Regency Ballroom
March 3, 2026
- Sarah — Gary Roodman in Multiple Calculated Figures — Tune Agatha by Erasmus Widmann 1631 — The Dancehall Players, Live From Dan’s Hall
- All Alive — Walsh, 1718 — interpreted by Fried de Metz Herman 1989, in Choice Morsels — All Alive, Two’s Company
- Oldenburgh Bonnet — Unidentified collection in VWML — interpreted K & D Wright 1984, in Wrights’ Humours, Vol.2 — 2D, Wrights’ Humours
- Omai – Campbell’s 2nd Book of New & Favourite Country Dances, c. 1787 — reconstructed by Heather Clarke in Cpt. Cook’s Country Dance — Phillip’s Dog & The Whoots, Cpt. Cook’s Country Dances
- The Ploughboy — Maurice Culpan, Community Dance Manual, Vol. 5 — Stradivarious, Late Arrivals
- Parkgate – Orly Krasner 2007, in Celebrations — Reunion, Celebrations
- Break music: MLC Waltz by Mik Lammers 2002 — Paul Hutchinson, Karen Wimhurst, Dries DeMaeyer, PostScriptum 1, track/dance name: Jill’s Waltz
- Final waltz: Coconut Waltz — Fiddlin’ Around, Who’s Calling
November 18, 2025
Live music by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
- The Round — Dancing Master, 11th Ed., 1701 — Interpreted by Sharp, 1922, who used the tune Mr Lane’s Magot
- Tom Jones — Rutherford II, c. 1770 — Interpreted by Bentley, in Fallibroome 5
- Anna Maria — Dancing Master, 17th Ed., 1721 – Interpreted by Fried Herman, in Ease and Elegance
- Sir Watkin’s Jig — Universal Magazine, 1749 — Interpreted by Charles Bolton, in Retreads 1, 1985
- Roxburgh Castle — Community Dance Manual
- The Physical Snob — Unidentified Collection c.1800 — Interpreted by Bentley, in Fallibroome 1
October 21, 2025
- The Sprigs of Laurel — Thompson, 1794 – Interpreted by Bentley in Fallibroome — Pemberley Players, The Pride & Prejudice Collection
- The Spring — Thomas Bray, 1699 — Assembly Players, Pat Shaw’s Playford
- Salamanca Castanets — 24 Country Dances for the Year 1813, Button & Whitaker – Interpreted by Heather Clarke in Captain Cook’s Country Dance — Phillip’s Dog & The Whoots, Captain Cook’s Country Dances
- The Chestnut — Dancing Master, 1st Ed., 1651 – Bare Necessities, A Playford Ball
- Mount Hills — Dancing Master, 17th Ed., 1721 – Interpreted by Bentley in Fallibroome — Purcell’s Polyphonic Party, An Invitation to Dance
- Braes of Dornoch — Johnson, 1757 – Interpreted by Charles Bolton in Retreads – Childgrove, Early Instincts
- Final Waltz: Gaye’s Steps — Larry Unger & Ginny Snowe, Waltz Time II
September 9, 2025
- Arlington Assembly — Philippe Callens in Belgian Boutardes, 2002 — Hold the Mustard & A Joyful Noise , Red Star Line
- Take a Dance — Thompson, Compleat Collection of 200 Favourite Country Dances, Vol. II, 1765 in Wright’s Humours, 1979 — 2D, Wright’s Humours
- Elverton Grove — Walsh, 24 Country Dances for the Year 1712 — Bare Necessities, More Favorites, Vol. 2
- Slaughter House — Dancing Master, Vol. 1, 1701 — Peter Jenkins, For Your Pleasure
- The Leaving of Liverpool — David Carpenter, 1974 — Stradivarious, This Sceptred Isle
- The Saucy Sailor — Jean Butler in Captain’s Ceilidh, 1982 — Captain’s Ceilidh — Wild Thyme
- Final Waltz: The Unexpected Waltz (Trev’s Waltz) — Dancehall Players, Unexpected Dances
August 5, 2025
- Female Sailor — Feuillet, Recuëil de Contradances, 1706 — reconstructed by Pat Shaw, 1964 — The Gadsby Tavern Consort, Stepping into the 18th Century
- Captain Brisbane’s Frolic — Goulding, 24 Dances for the Year 1808 — reconstructed by Heather Clarke, 2020 in Captain Cook’s Country Dances — Philip’s Dog & The Whoots, Captain Cook’s Country Dances
- Ramsgate Assembly — Thomas Budd, 14 Favourite Cotillons & Country Dances, The 25th Book for the Year 1795 — reconstructed and published in The Playford Ball 1990 — Bare Necessities, Vol 7: By Request
- Ashley’s Ride — Nancy Shepley’s Book c. 1795 — reconstructed in Keller & Sweet, American Country Dances of the Revolutionary Era 1775–1795 — The Playford Consort, Sweet Richard
- Royall Fishery — Walsh, 24 New Country Dances for the Year 1715 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw in Emperor of the Moon, 2006 — Paul Hutchison & John Hymas, Emperor of the Moon
- A Trip to Blenheim — Walsh, 24 New Country Dances for the Year 1714 — reconstructed by Phillipe Callens in Seasons of Invention, 2011) — A Joyful Noise, Seasons of Invention
- Final waltz: Valse Des Espoirs Fanés — Rodney & Elvie Miller, Spyglass Waltzes
May 20, 2025
Live music by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
- Huntingdon’s Maggot — Dancing Master, Vol. 1, 17th Ed., 1721 — reconstructed by Bernard Bentley in the Fallibroome Collection
- Jacob Hall’s Jig — Dancing Master, 9th Ed, 1695 — Tunes Jacob Hall’s Jig II and The Tightrope Walker
- Jump Frogs Jump — 24 Country Dances for the Year 1804, Henry Thompson
- Love’s Triumph — Dancing Master, Vol. 2, 1710
- Heading for Zero — Jenny Beer 2004, in Key to the Cellar
- Iantha the Lovely — Walsh 1718 — reconstructed by Fried de Metz Herman 1995, in Ease & Elegance
- Song at the break: The Dude Night Kiss by Vicki Swan
- Final waltz: Viggo’s Vaggvisa by Vicki Swan
October 1, 2024
- Jamaica — Dancing Master, 4th Edition, 1670 — Chris Dewhurst & Sue Stapledon, Playford Pops
- Hambleton’s Round O — Dancing Master, Vol. 2, 1710 — reconstructed by Bernard Bentley, Fallibroome, Vol. 1 — Hold the Mustard, English Country Dances
- The Chocolate Round O — Fried de Metz Herman, Ease & Elegance, 1995 — The Assembly Players, A Purcell Ball
- Well Done Jack — Kynaston, 24 New Country Dances for the Year 1718 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw, The She Favourite, 2002) — Bare Necessities, Strong Roots (Vol. 9)
- Chestnut — The English Dancing Master, 1651 — Pemberly Players, The Pride & Prejudice Collection
- Graies Inne Maske — The English Dancing Master, 1651 — West Kirby Band, Not Quite the Same
Saturday Triad — Fried de Metz Herman, Serendipity, 2009 — Odd Sundays Garage Band recording - Final Waltz: Waltz From Soda After Soling Ander — Latter Day Lizards, Rainy Day in Montague
June 18, 2024
Live Music by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
- Jump Frogs Jump — 24 Country Dances for the Year 1804, Henry Thompson
- Irish Lamentation — The 3rd Book of the Complete Dancing Master, Walsh, 1753 —- interpretation by Colin Hume
- Jack’s Health — Dancing Master, 6th ed., 1679 —- Interpretation by Jim Morrison —- Tune Bolt the Door
- The Emperor of the Moon — Dancing Master, 8th ed., 1690 —- Interpretation by Andrew Shaw
- Love, Port & Sherry — Ron Jones, CDSS News # 153, 2000
- Salamanca Castanets — 24 Country Dances for the Year 1813, Button & Whitaker —- interpretation by Heather Clarke in Captain Cook’s Country Dances, 2020
- Final waltz: The Thousandth by Vicki Swan
March 19, 2024
Live Music by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
- Soulton Jigg — Dancing Master, Vol. II, 1st Ed., 1710
- Oldenburgh Bonnet — Button, Whitaker & Beadnell’s 24 Country Dances for the Year 1815
- Slaughter House — Dancing Master, 11th Ed., 1702
- Jack’s the Lad — Down Back o’t’ Shoddy, Ed. Julian Piling, 1973
- Ramsgate Assembly — 14 Favourite Cotillions and Country Dances, The 25 book for the Year 1795, Thomas Budd
- Long Odds — Preston, 24 Dances for the Year 1791
November 14, 2023
- La Gavre — 2nd Recueil de Contredanses, Pierre Trappeniers, c 1777 — reconstructed by Philippe Callens 2002 in Belgian Boutades — Hold the Mustard, Red Star Line
- Auretti’s Dutch Skipper — Rutherford’s Compleat Collection, vol 1, 1756 — reconstructed by Pat Shaw 1970 in Holland as Seen in the English Country Dance — Bare Necessities, Vol 3 Simple Pleasures
- Bar a Bar — Walsh, The Second Book of the Compleat Country Dancing Master, 1718 — Fried de Metz Herman 1986, in The Naked Truth — Alchemy, Turning of the Hour
- Sir Watkin’s Jig — Universal Magazine 1749 amended in Johnson’s Choice Collection, Vol 5, 1750 — Bare Necessities, Vol 5 At Home
- Wildboar’s Maggot — Thompson Compleat Collection of 200 Favourite Country Dances, Vol 1, 1758 — reconstructed by Bernard Bentley 1980 in Fallibroome Collection vol 5 — Peter Jenkins, For Your Pleasure
- Kelsterne Gardens — Playford, The Dancing Master, Vol 3, 2nd Ed., 1726 — reconstructed by Tom Cook 1975 in Come Let’s Be Merry — Purcell’s Polyphonic Party, An Invitation to Dance
- Final Waltz: Waltz of the Little Girls — Childsplay, Twelve–Gated City
August 8, 2023
- The Female Saylor (la Matelotte) – Feuillet, Recüeil de Contredanses, 1706 (translated by John Essex, 1710) — interpreted by Pat Shaw, 1960 — Bare Necessities, Favorites of the Boston Centre, vol 1
- The Fairy Prince — 1979 from an unidentified collection c. 1772 — interpreted by Tom Cook, Again Let’s Be Merry — Falconers, Haphazard (record)
- Alice — Philippe Callens, Antwerp Antics, 2004 — Bare Necessities, Favorites of the Boston Center, vol 13, Mrs. Beveridge’s Triumph
- Ashley’s Ride — Nancy Shepley’s Book c. 1795 (Keller & Sweet, American Country Dances of the Revolutionary Era 1775 — 1795) — The Playford Consort (Marshall Barron and others), Sweet Richard (cassette)
- Graies Inn Maske — John Playford, English Dancing Master, 1651 — interpreted by Fried Herman, Ease & Elegance, 1995 — West Kirby Band, Not Quite the Same
- Knives & Forks — John & William Neal, A Choice Collection of Country Dance, 1726 (Rich Jackson & George Fogg, 1990) — Bare Necessities, Take a Dance
- Royal Fishery — Walsh, 24 New Country Dances for the Year 1715, 1714 (Andrew Shaw, Emperor of the Moon, 2006) — Paul Hutchinson, John Hymas, Emperor of the Moon
- Final waltz: Yolande — by Larry Unger — Larry Unger and Ginny Snowe, Waltz Time II
July 4, 2023
Live music by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
- The Fair Quaker of Deal — Dancing Master, vol 2, 4th Ed., 1728
- Ramsgate Assembly — 14 Favourite Cotillons & Country Dances, The 25th Book for the Year 1795, Thomas Budd, in Playford Ball 1990
- Fenterlarick — Joyce Walker, in Stafford Folk Dance Club Silver Collection, 1977
- The Quizzical Snob — Sharon Green, 2014
- Christina — Naomi Alexander, in Stafford Folk Dance Club 40th anniversary, 1992.
- Auretti’s Dutch Skipper — Rutherford’s Compleat Collection, vol 1, 1756 — reconstructed by Pat Shaw, in Holland as Seen in the English Country Dance, 1970
May 30, 2023
Live music by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
- Dr Who — Richard Sauvain — Tune Dr Who’s Pirate Jig by Martha Stokely
- Camberwell — Playford Dancing Master, vol 2, 1710? — reconstructed by Bernard Bentley in Fallibroome 6, 1980
- Chelmsford Assembly — Johnson 200 Favourite Dances, vol 8, c. 1750 — reconstructed by Bernard Bentley in Fallibroome 3, 1968
- Dr Vincent’s Delight — Charles Bolton, in Occasions, 1989
- The Happy Marriage — Playford, Dancing Master, vol 2, 1696 — reconstructed by Tom Cook, in Packington’s Pound, 1989
- From Among Dragons — Leslie Lassetter 2002 — Tune Turning and Spinning by Leslie Lassetter
- Final waltz — Silence in the Rain by Vicki Swan
April 18, 2023
- The Topaz — Unidentified collection c 1790-1800 — reconstructed by Bentley 1968 in Fallibroome III — Wild Thyme, Wild Thyme plays Fallibroome
- Miss Sayer’s Allemande — Thomas Budd 1781 — reconstructed by Bentley 1962 in Fallibroome I — Wild Thyme, Wild Thyme plays Fallibroome
- Tom Jones — Gentlemen’s Magazine 1750 (pg. 41) — reconstructed by K & D Wright in Wright’s Humours, vol 2 — Julie & Chris Dewhurst, Country Dances from Wright’s Humours
- Captain Brisbane’s Frolic — Goulding, 24 Dances for the Year 1808 — reconstructed by Heather Clarke, 2020 in Captain Cook’s Country Dances — Phillip’s Dog & The Whoots, Captain Cook’s Country Dances
- Salamanca Castanets — Button & Whitaker, 24 Country Dances for the Year 1813 — reconstructed by Heather Clarke, 2020 in Captain Cook’s Country Dances — Phillip’s Dog & The Whoots, Captain Cook’s Country Dances
- Fourpence Halfpenny Farthing — Dancing Master, 10th Edition, 1709 — Bare Necessities, Vol. 13: Mrs Beveridge’s Triumph
- Final Waltz: Melbourne Waltz by J. Power, Select Collection of Dances for 1820 — Phillip’s Dog & The Whoots, Captain Cook’s Country Dances
March 28, 2023
- Kelsterne Gardens — Playford, Dancing Master Vol. 3, 1727 — Purcell’s Polyphonic Party (Vicki Swan, Jonny Dyer, John Dipper), An Invitation to Dance
- The Physical Snob — Unknown collection c.1800, in Fallibroome 1, 1965 — Bare Necessities, Vol 3 Simple Pleasures
- Frances Ann’s Delight — George Middleton, ED&S Summer 1975 — Wild Thyme, Hunter’s Moon
- Well Hall — Playford, Dancing Master Vol. I, 1679, in Playford Ball, 1994 — Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer, live recording at a Stonesfield dance
- The Cuckoo’s Nest — Rutherford, Vol. 3, c. 1775, in Fallibroome 5, 1977 — Assembly Players, Dance & Danceability
- Mount Hills — Playford, Dancing Master 17th ed. 1721, in Fallibroome 2, 1965 — Folkus Pocus, Out of the Hat
- Final waltz: The Pavilion Waltz, from Thomas Wilson’s A Companion to the Ballroom, c.1816; change tune Miss Barrett’s Waltz, c. 1799 — Keith Smith & Green Ginger, Music for Quadrilles
August 2, 2022
- Love, Port & Sherry — Ron Jones — CDSS News #153, 2000 — Tunes Love, Port & Sherry; Humours of Glendart; Pretty Jane — 3D (Chris, Julie & Nick Dewhurst), Short & Sweet
- Lord! What’s Come to My Mother — The Dancing Master vol. 2 1710, The Compleat Dancing Master 1718 (Walsh) — reconstructed by Ken Sheffield, From Two Barns, vol. 9 — The West Kirby Band, From 2 Barns, vol. 9
- My Lady Winwood’s Maggot — The Dancing Master, vol. 3 1728 — reconstructed by Andrew Shaw — The Little Tinkers, Both Sides of the Atlantic
- A Trip to Blenheim — 24 New country Dances for the Year 1714, The Dancing Master, vol. 2, 1718 (Young) — reconstructed by Philippe Callens 2011, Seasons of Invention — A Joyful Noise, Seasons of Invention
- Machine Without Horses — 12 selected Country Dances with figured basses for the Harpsichord, John Johnson 1772 — reconstructed in RSCDS Book 12 and Pilling 7th ed. — Tune Lochiel’s Welcome — 3D (Chris, Julie & Nick Dewhurst), Short and Sweet
- Huntington’s Maggot — The Dancing Master 9th ed. 1695 — reconstructed by Bernard Bentley 1971, Fallibroome, vol. 4 — Bare Necessities, Strong Roots: Easy Historical Dances (vol. 9)