Annotation:Nine Elms
X: 1 T:Nine Elms. PFD3.162 B:Playford, Dancing Master Vol 3, 2nd Ed, c1726 W:Longways for as many as will M:3/2 L:1/4 Z:village music project. Peter Dunk 2015 Q:1/2=120 K:G GGG|d2 e/f/g e(d/c/)|c3 BAB|G3A/B/ cB|A3 GGG|d2 (e/f/)g e(d/c/)|c3A B^c| d3(e/d/) (^c/d/) (e/d/)|d3|:dcB|c2 BA BG|c3 BAB|G2 (G/A/)B GF|G3:| W: W:Note: The First Strain is to be Play'd but once, and the last twice. (Repeat marks added for clarity) W: W:Cross over, the first Man and second Woman Back to Back, and the second Man and first W:Woman at the same time go the half figure, and turn Hands in the second Couples Place .| W:Lead thro' the third Couple and cast up into the second Couples Place .| Lead through the W:first Couple and cast off |:
NINE ELMS. English, Country Dance Tune and Triple Hornpipe (3/2 time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. wikipedia:Nine_Elms is a district in south west London on the Thames. Nine Elms Lane was named around the year 1645, from a row of elm trees bordering the road that was probably built up from a path that existed between York House and Vauxhall from the 1200s.
