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You may have heard mention of “The MacNab Dances”. This refers to dances collected by Mrs Mary Isdale MacNab of Vancouver, Canada and formerly of Govan, Scotland. Mrs MacNab passed away in 1966 but continues to be remembered through her prodigious collecting of early Scottish dances. If you would like to find out more about … Continue reading ""