Folk Dances for Young People With Explanatory Text Diagrams And Photographic I
Folk Dances for Young People With Explanatory Text Diagrams And Photographic I
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The girl of couple 1, followed by all the other players, runs under the arches, to the opposite wing, where she turns to the left, runs back to starting position and halts. The boy of couple 1, when reaching starting position, immediately makes half a turn to the left under the girl's left arm, thus resuming starting position facing her. With his left hand, he still holds the left hand of girl of couple 2, who now passes under the arch formed by couple 1, and raising her hands above her head, a...nd at the same time turning half around to the left, she resumes starting position.
All the other'players resume their positions . In the same manner. The arch-formation is retained for the next figure.
FIGURE FIVE Again all run under the arches and when reaching the opposite wing the girl turns to the left in a curve and runs back to starting position. The last boy in the line places himself in a favorable position to represent the " roller, " all the while retaining the hold of his partner. The girl of couple 1 describes a large circle and runs around to the left until all the players have been wound around the " roller.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl of couple 1, followed by all the other players, runs under the arches, to the opposite wing, where she turns to the left, runs back to starting position and halts. The boy of couple 1, when reaching starting position, immediately makes half a turn to the left under the girl's left arm, thus resuming starting position facing her. With his left hand, he still holds the left hand of girl of couple 2, who now passes under the arch formed by couple 1, and raising her hands above her head, a...nd at the same time turning half around to the left, she resumes starting position.
All the other'players resume their positions . In the same manner. The arch-formation is retained for the next figure.
FIGURE FIVE Again all run under the arches and when reaching the opposite wing the girl turns to the left in a curve and runs back to starting position. The last boy in the line places himself in a favorable position to represent the " roller, " all the while retaining the hold of his partner. The girl of couple 1 describes a large circle and runs around to the left until all the players have been wound around the " roller.
What to read after Folk Dances for Young People With Explanatory Text Diagrams And Photographic I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecilia Van Cleve to read onlineMoreLess
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