Country Garden English Dancers - Grimstock
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@courtneysimpson88 It´s really by the mysterous A. Nonymus..., but at first set and published as a Courante by Michael Praetorius in his "Terpsichore" (1612), i.,e. 40 years earlier than Playford did !
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indeed, no grace at all. these dances are supposed to be elegant.
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It was not that bad :) your Hays looked good
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Grimstock is my favourite country dance song! Do you know who it was written by? My favourite version is from A&E's Pride and Prejudice, played on the pianoforte.
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Really nice to watch your group dancing!
Greetings from Germany!
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It's an English traditional. John Playford first put it on paper in 1654 in his book "The English Dancing Master".
brunodale 3 years ago