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Details for "Black Joker"
(Bledington)
Name Black Joker
Style Cotswold
Tradition
(Ble) Bledington
New dance ? yes
Origin
Size of set 6
Hands Long Stick Tunes
Black Joker Notation sources
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Other Notes Dance believed to have been devised by Leslie Saunders to a tune collected from John Mason from Stow On The Wold
Variations as Danced by Kemp's Men of Norwich
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Details for "Black Joker"
(Bledington)
| Name | Black Joker |
|---|---|
| Style | Cotswold |
| Tradition | (Ble) Bledington |
| New dance ? | yes |
| Origin | |
| Size of set | 6 |
| Hands | Long Stick |
| Tunes | Black Joker |
| Notation sources | |
| References | |
| Video Links | |
| Other Notes | Dance believed to have been devised by Leslie Saunders to a tune collected from John Mason from Stow On The Wold |
Variations as Danced by Kemp's Men of Norwich
| Set size | |
| Hands | |
| Source | |
| Notes | |
| References | |
| Tunes |
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