TRIP TO WOODSTOCK
Don Bell
http://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winston/mydances/trip_to_woodstock.pdf

"Ding Dong Merrily On High" ' Bransle l'officiel
Barnes3 longways duple minor, cut time, key C

A1: 1-4: All set forward to partner, turn single back to place
A2: 1-4: All set forward to CORNER, FALL BACK to place

B1: 1-4: 1s cross by right shoulder and go down the outside 
         to 2nd place, 2s moving up
    5-8: 1s half-figure eight down through NEXT 2s
         (end all progressed and proper)

B2: 1-4: With original neighbors, 2s gate 1s up the center
         and down the outside
    5-8: With NEW 2s gate 1s DOWN the center and up the outside


Don sez:

The long 'trip' by the first couple in part B is reminiscent of my first 
roundaobut car trip to call a dance in Woodstock, New Yori.  The high
point of the evening was a collaboration between the four dances (all
men), nine band members, and myself composing this dance.  Thanks for
encouragement and helpful comments go go the Resselaer English Country
Dancers, Gene Murrow's dance  choreography class at Pinewoods (August
2000), Beverly Francis and Jonathan Sivier.

In the B part the first couple may enjoy imagining they're taking a
winding sleigh ride down a long hill.