Folk-dances and singing games; twenty-six folk-dances of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Russia, Bohemia, Hungary, Italy, England, Scotland and Ireland (1909)
Burchenal, Elizabeth, 1877-1959, ed, Burchenal, Emma Howells. arr · New York, G. Schrimer; Boston, Boston Music Co · leaf 35
he inside circle moving in the opposite played twice ; the first time for A, the second time direction, until Number One passes his partner and meets the dancer who is next behind her. for B. The dancers form a double circle, partners At the end of B, all face in same direction as at standing side… … Fig. 2. The dance is repeated any number of times de- Fig. 1. sired, each time with a new partner. In fitting the steps to the music, each measure To-day's the first of May, should be counted thus : "One, and, two, and." To-day's the first of May, May, May, To-day's the first of May, A. To-day's…
Folk dancing · Folk dance music · Singing games
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