This facing trio by Ken Kernen is a simplification of a Scottish Country dance by the same name. It uses “Circle Six”, “Ends Dosado”, and “Centers Star Right with their right-hand two, then Star Left with their left-hand two”. There is a Triplet version.
This facing trio by Mary Jo Bradford has lots of action. It uses Circles, Arm Turns, Stars, and a clap sequence. There is a triplet version.
This facing trio by Ken Kernen uses “Inside ends Sashay down” and Stars of three.
This one-way trio mixer by Bob Howell uses “Right hands high and the left two under”, Stars and Circles.
This one-way trio mixer by Hugh Ripon uses Circles, Stars, and “Centers duck thru and go right, duck thru and go left, duck thru and move on (and/or change places)”.
This is a singing game dance for children up to 6th grade.
Properly prompted and properly danced, this quadrille is an elegant use of Grand Square without partner changes. It also uses both “Ladies Chain” and “Right and Left Thru”.
This quadrille by Jack Murtha uses “Grand Square Six Steps”.
This quadrille by Ken Kernen uses “Grand Square” along with a partner change.
This quadrille by Tony Parkes uses Ladies Star with arm turns and Dosado.