How And What to Dance
How And What to Dance
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Fifthly. First lady and gentleman advance and retire twice.
Sixthly. All advance and retire once, taking partner's hand.
Seventhly. Half right and left to places.
FOURTH FIGURE Firstly. First couple advance and retire and advance again, lady crossing to left of opposite gentleman (first gentleman retires).
Secondly. Advance and retire three together and advance again, both ladies crossing to the right and left of opposite gentleman.
Thirdly. Three advance and retire and advance again (single ge...ntleman retires).
Fourthly. Join in a circle and move to left, finishing with partners on opposite side.
Fifthly. Half right and left to places.
ANOTHER WAY. After the first three have ad- vanced and retired and advanced again, then do the circle to opposite places (leaving out the advancing and retiring of the second three), then give partner the hand and advance and retire half right and left to places and turn partners.
THE QUADRILLE 87 AN OLDER WAY CALLED La Trenisc. - -Top and bottom couples do ladies' chain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fifthly. First lady and gentleman advance and retire twice.
Sixthly. All advance and retire once, taking partner's hand.
Seventhly. Half right and left to places.
FOURTH FIGURE Firstly. First couple advance and retire and advance again, lady crossing to left of opposite gentleman (first gentleman retires).
Secondly. Advance and retire three together and advance again, both ladies crossing to the right and left of opposite gentleman.
Thirdly. Three advance and retire and advance again (single ge...ntleman retires).
Fourthly. Join in a circle and move to left, finishing with partners on opposite side.
Fifthly. Half right and left to places.
ANOTHER WAY. After the first three have ad- vanced and retired and advanced again, then do the circle to opposite places (leaving out the advancing and retiring of the second three), then give partner the hand and advance and retire half right and left to places and turn partners.
THE QUADRILLE 87 AN OLDER WAY CALLED La Trenisc. - -Top and bottom couples do ladies' chain.
What to read after How And What to Dance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geoffrey Degville to read onlineMoreLess
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