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i vàéü tç UâààxÜyÄç UtÄÄ g{x WtÇvxá ZÜtÇw `tüv{ YÜ xçwäç jtäàé Couples form a big circle round hall lady on gents left Join hands and swing in and out. Lady passes to gents right Gent turns to face partner bow/curtsie Couple take two steps to gents left then back two One complete waltz turn with partner and lady finishes on gents right. Repeat all ad lib WÜtzÉÇyÄç céä~t `téâü~t _x ZtÄÉÑ `tç ECCL Top couple join hands gallop to bottom return Top couple gallop down second couple follow, first couple remain at bottom second couple return to top collect second couple and repeat 2

fà UxÜÇtÜwá jtäàé Couples in the ballroom hold,gents backs to the outside of the room, take three steps sideways anti-clockwise, then stamp your feet. Take two steps back Take two steps towards the centre of the room (lady heading forwards with right foot then left foot, man following). Take two steps back.lady spins once on the spot under the joined hands. Waltz anti-clockwise round the room. Repeat all ad lib cüézüxáá äx dâtçwü ÄÄxá 2 couples face each other Right star 8 steps Left star 8 steps join hands galop left 2 bars Couples now in opposite places half left & right to own places 4 bars Ladies chain 8 bars couples forward & back forward pass other couple and onto next couple. ` Ä àtüç àãé áàxñ Lady with hand on man's shoulder, man with arm around waist, touch heel then toe of outer foot to ground twice, bouncing on the inner foot with each touch. Walk forward for three steps then turn towards each other to face in the opposite direction Repeat 1 & 2 in the opposite direction. Facing partner and joining nearer hands, bounce on both feet, then kick the right foot across the body (to the left). Repeat with left foot. Polka around the room Repeat all ad lib WÉâuÄx dâtçwü ÄÄx This quadrille is danced by four couples. All quadrille music will suit it. It is very easily learned. It has the same figures as the common quadrille, only so arranged as to be danced by four, instead of two couples; and to occupy only half the time of the common quadrille. This arrangement gives great additional variety and cheerfulness to the movements of the dance. Top and bottom couples right and left, whilst the side couples dance chaine Anglaise outside them. All four balance to partners. The four ladies form ladies' chain, or hands across and back to places. Half promenade, top and bottom couples chaine Anglaise, whilst side couples grands chaine round them. This leaves all in their respective places The lady at the top, and the lady on her right, with their opposite gentlemen, perform L'Ete (each forming a semicircle to the left in crossing over to opposite places). The remaining four do likewise _t e Ç~t Face line of dance side by side, skating hold Right glide 2 steps 3 4

left glide 2 steps right glide 1 step left glide 1 step turn to partner acknowledge Change places -- (lady turning under raised right arms) Change back -- (lady turns under raised right arms, finish facing with both hands joined) Chassez along LOD and back -- (two slide steps each way, start to mans left) Waltz -- (open out at end to repeat dance) repeat ad lib \ÇàxÜätÄ fñtç á{ WtÇvx ÉÜ jtäàé A progressive circular dance, 2 couple in set, top couple face line of dance, other couple against. Waltz for 16 counts, twirl the lady, waltz for 16 counts to place: 1st fig. "spanish dance" (Ladies on gents' right, both couple advance forward and back, ladies give left hand to opposite gents' right hand, gents pass ladies under arm. advance forward and back with new partner, ladies give left hand to own partner's right, gents pass lady under arm. repeat, back to place. ladies moving round square 5 anti clockwise, gents clockwise), back to place. Right hand star Left hand star. ladies stay on spot, gents turn to left to face partners, into waltz hold.waltz 1 and a half times round square to new place: 2nd fig. Ladies chain for, (gent spins on spot as ladies turn each other, done in the waltz step) back to place. gent give opp lady right hand to right hand, pass with ladies on inside. gent give partner left hand to left hand, repeat both,, back to place. Circle left circle right waltz inside couples dancing round set, outside couples dancing round hall, back to place: 3rd fig. circle, gents pass opposite lady from left hand to right in the waltz step, repeat with partner and opp and partner for 16 bars, back to place. gents give right shoulder to partners right, left to opposite, repeat for 8 bars. ladies twirl to partner. waltz 4th fig. (same as 2nd fig.) 5th fig. "spanish dance" 16 beats. Right hand star Left hand star ladies stay on spot, gents turn to left to face partners, into waltz hold.waltz 8 beats waltz round hall for 8 beats. finish, 6

Wtá{ Çz j{ àx fxüzxtçà Dancers stand in a circle round the room in 3s. A man between 2 ladies faces a lady between 2 men. The man between 2 ladies moves clockwise and the other three counter-clockwise. All six dancers make a circle and dance 8 slip steps round to the left and 8 back again. The centre 'dancer turns to right hand partner. They set to each other (hop right, hop left) and turn with 2 hands,. Centre dancer turns and does the same with left-hand partner. and finishes facing right hand partner again. They dance the reel of three. centre dancer beginning the reel by giving left shoulder to right hand partner. 8 skip change of step. They finish facing their opposite 3. All advance and retire then pass on to meet the next three coming towards them. passing right shoulder with the person opposite to them. The dance is repeated as many times as you will. _tçvxüá y z D @H First Figure.-Leading couples forward and back; forward again and turn opposites lady or gent around. First couple galop across; through centre, opposite to outside. opposite couple execute the same. All balance corners and turn corners. Repeat four times. 7 Second Figure.-Leading couples forward and back; forward again and leave the ladies in the centre, gents bow & retreat. facing partners; walk four steps to the right, to the left and turn partners, back to place ; form lines of four, forward all and back; forward again and turn partners to places. Repeat four times. 3 rd Figure. First lady advances four steps alone, and stops; vis-à-vis gentleman does the same; first lady retires, facing gentleman, to whom she makes a slow profound courtesy. The gentleman at the same time bows and retires. All four ladies advance to centre, give right hands across to each other (which is called the double chain), and left hand to vis-à-vis gentleman; then back again, left hands across in the middle, and right hands to partners, back to places. (2 nd eight bars.) Second and side couples repeat figure from commencement. 4 th Figure. Top gentleman, taking partner s left hand, leads her to the couple on their right, to whom they bow and courtesy, then cross quickly to fourth couple, and do the same, All four couples chassez croisez right and left (gentleman invariably passing behind his partner) then turn hands (_tour des mains_) back to places. (2 nd eight bars.) First and opposite couples right and left across and back again to places. (3 rd eight bars.) Second and sides repeat as usual. 5 th Figure. This figure commences with the music. Each couple should stand ready, the gentleman facing his partner, his right hand holding hers. Commence with the grande chaine all round; each gentleman giving his right hand to his partner at starting, his left to the next lady, then his right again, and so all round, till all have returned to their places. Halt halfway & set to partner. First couple promenade inside figure, returning to places with their backs turned to opposite couple. The side couple on their right falls in immediately behind them; the fourth couple follows, the second couple remaining in their places. A double line is thus formed ladies on one side and gentlemen on the other. All chassez 8

croisez, ladies left, gentlemen right, behind partners. First lady leads off, turning sharply round to the right; first gentleman does the same to the left, meeting at the bottom of the quadrille, and promenade back to places. All the ladies follow first lady; all the gentlemen follow first gentleman; and as each meets his partner at the bottom of the figure, they touch hands, then fall back in two lines ladies on one side, gentlemen on the other facing each other. Four ladies join hands, advance and retreat; four gentlemen ditto at the same time; then each turns his partner to places. Grande chaine again. Second and side couples repeat the whole figure in succession, each couple taking its turn to lead off, as the first had done. _Grande chaine_ between each figure and in conclusion. UâààxÜyÄç ãtäàé = VtÄxwÉÇ tç dâtwü ÄÄxá Fig 1 Salute partners & corners 8 bars intro 1 st & 2 nd couples hands across and back again (right & left star) 8 bars swing partners 8 bars ladies chain across and back 8 bars promenade the set 8 bars swing partners 8 bars repeat with 3 rd & 4 th, then 1 st and 2 nd, then 3 rd & 4 th Fig 2 1 st gent solo (or first & 2 nd gent swing) 8 bars swing corners 8 bars promenade 8 bars swing partners 8 bars repeat, 2 nd, 3 rd, 4 th gent solo etc until back at partners. Fig 3 1st lady & opposite gent swing in the centre 1st couple lead through, 2nd back all swing corners circle/centre, swing partners repeat 2nd, 3rd, 4th. Fig 4 4 x 32 bars 1st & 2nd couples advance & retire, 3rd & 4th couples advance & retire all swing partners ladies to the right, gents to the left (grand chain opposite way) swing partners repeat with 3rd & 4th couples leading, then 1st & 2nd, then 3rd & 4th. Fig 5 4 x 48 bars 1st couple visit all ladies to the centre, all gents to the centre (advance & retire). swing partners half grand chain and promenade & swing. chasse croisse (change places with slip steps and balance right hand with corners and back to partners & balance left hand) Repeat 2nd, 3rd, 4th CODA, ladies to the centre & salute, promenade the set and then promenade the hall. 9 10

= f Ü eézxü wx VÉäxÜÄxç Top Man, Bottom lady Acknowledge Top Lady, Bottom man Acknowledge Top Man, Bottom lady swing right hand Top Lady, Bottom man swing right hand Top Man, Bottom lady swing left hand Top Lady, Bottom man swing left hand Top Man, Bottom lady swing two hand Top Lady, Bottom man swing two hand Top Man, Bottom lady doe see doe Top Lady, Bottom man doe see doe Tope couple peel off, form arch at bottom rest file through VtÜÜ tzxá ãããaä vàéü tçwtçvxavéaâ~ g{tç~ çéâ yéü véå Çz WtÇvx ÑÜtvà vxá xäxüç fâçwtç xäxç Çz J@LÑÅ ãããaä vàéü tçwtçvxavéaâ~ 11 12