Trunch Tradition of Norfolk.

[PeterT]

Whilst doing some research, and trying to find a tune which I have mislaid somewhere, I found this link to the Trunch Tradition:

 

http://www.themorrisring.org/more/Trunch/Trunch.html

 

Some good tunes here, and one or two interesting dances.

 

"Norfolk and Good", as the saying goes.

 

Peter.

[michael sam wild]

So thta's where the Kipper Family got to!

[Dave Rogers]

"Norfolk and Good", as the saying goes.

 

"Normal for Norfolk", as the other saying goes.

[Jim Besser]

Whilst doing some research, and trying to find a tune which I have mislaid somewhere, I found this link to the Trunch Tradition:

 

http://www.themorrisring.org/more/Trunch/Trunch.html

 

Some good tunes here, and one or two interesting dances.

 

"Norfolk and Good", as the saying goes.

 

Very informative, Peter. I will urge my group to learn The Rutting Girl in particular, right after our next group trunkle hunt.

[Stiamh]

Thanks Peter. Having been brung up in Norfolk I have a particular affection for all things Trunch. Hands up all those who know what "Bonny Green Gilberts" refers to!

[michael sam wild]

'S not my favourite tune!. It has some sticky passages

 

I suppose they've been playing these since times immoral down that way.