On Tue, 10 Apr 2018 16:49:07 +0000, Mary Collins via Callers wrote: The Fifth of May - Bernard Chalk Longways duple 32 bar jigs A1: Right-hand star. First corners right-hand turn half-way, continue outside neighbour, home. A2: Cross right, left round partner, home. Left-hand star. B1: Second corners left-hand turn half-way, continue outside neighbour, home. Cross left, right round partner, home. B2: Circle left. Circle right half; two-hand turn partner half. Originally danced to jigs, this was the first dance performed by English Miscellany - Bernard was briefly their first director. It has been published (wrongly notated) set to rants. The 29th of May - Playford Now is the Month of Maying - Jenny Beer The Bunch of Fives - Colin Hume Colin Hume Email colin(a)colinhume.com Web site http://colinhume.com

Is this limited to contra dances? I've got: May the Fourth Be With You (Jim Saxe) Brimmer & May Reel (Dan Pearl) First Turn in May (Circle mixer by Tom Hinds) Lucky Five (Circle Mixer by Bob Dalsemer) (Also an Early American "First of May" and Dudley Laufman's 48-bar "Sweets of May", which is more of a barn dance.  There's a Scottish five-person dance called "Domino 5" if that's any help.) -- Alan On 4/10/2018 9:49 AM, Mary Collins via Callers wrote: