Re: [Callers] 9-person dance?

I've written a new one recently: The Curse of Scotland. See an animation at http://dancekaleidoscope.org.au/dance.html#TheCurseOfScotland. Formation:Longways set for four couples, plus one person extra in the centre between couples 2 and 3 Music:32 bar reels Source:Keith Wood December 2015 Notes:For Anthony Simon's 60th birthday. The 9 of Diamonds playing card is nicknamed the Curse of Scotland, supposedly because every 9th Scottish king (with diamonds in their crowns) was a tyrant. This dance is in the formation of the nine spots on the card. The extra person is the nine-spot. If the nine-spot is a woman, then the stars are done left hand at the ends and right hand in the centre, with the nine-spot leading the 1st woman and finishing in her place. 1-4 Nine-spot with 2nd couple arch over 1st couple (who don't move), nine-spot and 2nd man arch over 2nd woman to invert the line, and arch back down over 1st couple, 3rd and 4th couples circle left once around 5-8 Nine-spot with 3rd couple arch over 4th couple (who don't move), nine-spot and 3rd woman arch over 3rd man to invert the line, and arch back up over 4th couple, 1st and 2nd couples circle left once around 9-16 Double figure of eight at each end, 2nd and 3rd couples cast up/down respectively to start, 1st and 4th couples cross down/up 17-20 1st and 2nd couples, and 3rd and 4th couples, half rights-and-lefts at each end 21-24 1st and 4th couples half rights-and-lefts in the middle (around nine-spot), 2nd and 3rd couples swing with ceilidh hold 25-28 1st and 3rd couples with nine-spot star right once around at the bottom (nine-spot in front of 1st man), 2nd and 4th couples star right at the top 29-32 1st and 4th couples with nine-spot star left once around in the middle (nine-spot in front of 1st man), finishing with 1st man in the centre of the set as the new nine-spot, and the nine-spot opposite 1st woman, 2nd and 3rd couples swing with ceilidh hold Cheers Keith