This Scottish Country Dancing Dictionary is a comprehensive online resource designed to assist both beginners and experienced Scottish Country Dancers by offering clear explanations, diagrams and videos to help their understanding of the intricate movements and patterns involved in …

A great selection of Scottish Country Dancing YouTube videos, ordered alphabetically with links to related cribs. Watching these videos really helps dancers.

5000+ Dance cribs for Scottish Country Dancing. Links to instructional dance cribs arranged alphabetically giving access to videos, crib diagrams and notes.

This is one of the most popular Scottish country dances. It has been in the top thirty most frequent dances appearing on dance programmes, for decades. Many of us are familiar with that popular jig, The Wild Geese, from RSCDS Book 24.

Scottish country dances often include a mix of these types, providing a diverse and enjoyable experience for dancers and spectators alike. The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS) plays a significant role in preserving and promoting these dance forms.

L' Écossaise Scottish country dance devised by Marcia Litchfield. 1st and 3rd couples, giving right hands to corners, turn them once round to finish in lines of four.

List of dance instruction cribs used in this Scottish Country Dancing Dictionary. Alphabetically ordered from Mr - Mz, for example, 'Mr And Mrs' to 'Mуха'.

Dance crib for Tam O' Shanter (Priddey) Scottish country dance by Barry Priddey. 1s set, cross right hands, cast 1 place and turn left hands to 1st corners.

List of dance instruction cribs used in this Scottish Country Dancing Dictionary. Alphabetically ordered from Du - Dz, for example, 'Dublin' to 'Dyke'.

This Scottish Country Dance, EH3 7AF, is often referred to as 'The Postcode Dance', because EH3 7AF is the postal code of the RSCDS headquarters in Edinburgh, Scotland. Devised by Roy Goldring in 1998, for Gill, June, Eileen and all the headquarters staff.