Off the top of my head: Sets: Upon a Summer's Day Rufty Tufty Heartease Leah's Waltz Longways: Hole in the Wall Rafe's Waltz Morgan Rattler Mary and Dorothy Madiera Dream Freeford Gardens The Duke of Kent's Waltz Draper's Gardens The First of April Prince William of Glo's'ter's Waltz (using half pousette/half draw pousette instead of waltz around) The Northdown Waltz Christchurch Bells Circle: A Trip to Town-O Gathering Peascods -Chris Page San Diego

I like Chris's suggestions, but will add a few: Sicilian Circle Waltz - time ----------------------------------- Waterfall Waltz Nan's Waltz Margaret's Waltz (has four bars of closed waltz) The Molly Andrew Longways ----------------------- Midnight Ramble Mulberry Garden The Hop Ground Trip to Richmond ("Lass of Richmond Hill") Small sets ---------------- Beggar Boy Broom, the Bonny Bonny Broom Chestnut (Those small sets are all slowish and I've had good luck with less-experienced dancers, but I wouldn't call them ONS material. The others are pretty reasonable, but you have to teach Margaret's and Nan's carefully. Waterfall is a real winner with great flow and fairly large chunks.) Do you want to join the English Country Dance mailling list (http://www.bacds.org/mailman/listinfo/ecd) and ask there? -- Aaln -- Alan On 5/9/2012 1:39 PM, Chris Page wrote: