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On the CD there are 14 tracks for reels, jigs and strathspeys in various barrings, and the CD finishes with a cool-down waltz.
Deliberately, there are no specified dances and the track names refer to one of the tunes therein.
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Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
8 x 40 Reel
A set of traditional Christmas songs to get you singing - and
dancing!
Winter Wonderland
3 x 48 Strathspey
Pantomime Horse
5 x 32 Jig
Some lesser known winter tunes, should please those who
prefer traditional dance music
Silver Bells
4 x 64 Reel
O Come All Ye Faithful sandwiched between reindeers and
bells - great opening tune to really get you moving. This track
can also be used for an 8 x 32 Reel.
A Merry Little Christmas
4 x 32 Strathspey (Slow Air)
Three traditional carols, finishing with Have Yourself a Merry
Little Christmas
The Snowmen’s Dance
4 x 40 Jig
Where else will you find Bach paired with Shane MacGowan,
followed by Howard Blake’s Snowmen’s Dance?
Jolly Old St. Nicholas
4 x 32 Reel
White Christmas
8 x 32 Strathspey
Another eclectic mix, from Mel Torme through Howard Blake,
and Greg Lake, to Irving Berlin
A Hippopotamus For Christmas
4 x 48 Jig
After “I Want a Hippopotamus For Christmas”, Irving Berlin’s
“Gee, I Wish I Was Back In The Army” seems appropriate!
See Amid The Winter’s Snow
4 x 40 Strathspey
Four beautiful popular carols
Wonderful Christmas Time
8 x 32 Reel
“I Saw Mummy Kissing Santa Claus” to open and “Merry
Christmas Everyone” to finish
Jingle Bell Rock
5 x 32 Strathspey
Can you rock and strathspey to the same music? - most
definitely!
Joy To The World
4 x 32 Jig
Four traditional Christmas favourites
Frosty The Snowman
8 x 32 Reel
They say Christmas is for children …
We Wish You a Merry Christmas
Waltz
A gentle cool-down waltz
TRACK LISTING
It
is
always
fun
to
dance
to
some
different
music
on
occasion
and
Jim
Lindsay’s
Scottish
Christmas
Dance
Party
CD
has
been
used
at
numerous
events,
though
in
itself
it
is
quite
restricted in the selection for SCD.
To
complement
this,
Nicol
McLaren
and
his
Glencraig
Scottish
Dance
Band
were
delighted
to
record
this
new
CD
for
The
Sunday
Class.
Nicol
says,
“This
has
been
a
tremendous
opportunity
to
explore
our
wealth
of
both
traditional
and
more
modern
Christmas
songs
and
carols,
and
adapt them for Scottish Country Dancing”.
Christmas
