10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «REEL OF THREE»
Découvrez l'usage de
reel of three dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
reel of three et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Challenges in Natural Language Processing
... on which the line is wound. reel off vb. (tr., adv.) to recite or write fluently and
without apparent elfortz to reel ofl items on a list. reel of three n. (in Scottish
country dancing) a figure-of-eight movement danced by three people. reel-to-reel
adj. 1.
Madeleine Bates, Ralph M. Weischedel, 2006
2
An Analysis
of Country Dancing, Wherein All the Figures Used ...
This Reel will take the same length of music as the New Reel of Three. Advance
and turn with half a strain, then turn your partner with half a strain, which together
will take the first strain i-v and the hey will take the second strain **, and finish ...
Thomas Wilson (dancing master.), 1822
3
A New Most Excellent Dancing Master: The Journal
of Joseph ...
... 93, 96 Reel of Three, 83,86 Sir Roger de Coverley, 97, 98, 107 Spanish
Guaracha, 1 1, 84, 86, 87 Sword Dance, 75 Victoria (Dance Lessons), 25, 27, 47,
51, 67, 80, 81, 85, 86, 101, 103 Waltz, 8, 44, 53, 55, 67, 68 BIBLIOGRAPHY
Bennett, ...
Joseph Lowe, Allan Thomas, 1992
4
The New Sporting Magazine
If, from economy, you prefer one for salmon with a plain axis, a reel of three and a
quarter inch diameter across the plates and one and three-eights of an inch
between them will very well carry a 60 yard line, the substance I mention ; and ...
5
The Hollywood Film Music Reader
... first reel of Three Strangers. Jerry and his assistant sit at a sound-control panel
facing the screen. Each knob on the panel controls a different sound track, and
the number of knobs required depends upon the complexity of the sound pattern
...
6
Celtic culture: a historical encyclopedia. Vol. 1-
In the eastern HIGHLANDS and the LOWLANDS, the 'reel of three' used a
weaving figure-8 pattern for a travelling figure and was replaced by a 'reel of four'
with a figure 8 with an extra loop. Such reels also introduced the use of raised
arms or ...
7
The Complete Irish Fiddle Player
The reel of three, and the reel of four or the common reel, appear to have been
the first of what nowadays would be described as 'ceili' dances. - Breandan
Breathnach, Folk Music And Dances Of Ireland Second and Third Finger Rolls
Like the ...
8
The Story
of Irish Dance
An inter— esting survival of what seems to be the early figure-of—eight or reeling
figure associated with the hay comes to us from Wexford. Patrick Kennedy
describes a dance from around 1815 locally known as the "reel-of-three” in which
"at ...
On the other side there is an apparatus, the principal parts of which are, a sort of
reel of three points, and a pulley to which a silk string of any length is attached ;
on pulling this, the reel makes one movement, and the first point, which is armed
...
George Houston, James Gordon Brooks, 1824
10
Court Magazine and la Belle Assemblée
... bowl that were standing quietly and easily in a cupboard over the fire, when
they saw what was going on, jumped down into the middle of the floor; and the
instant they did, we, one and all, screeched out for 'a reel of three.' I'm a Tipperary
...
