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• Woaf/en
  …whose Sudenten-Germans and South-Moravians brought the dance to Austria and Germany in 1945 after they were forced to leave their home countries. '''Bar 1:''' Both step forward to the left, doing one step on the 1st beat and a tipclose on the 2nd, 3rd beat no step, but both turn slightly left, girl
  2 KB (350 Wörter) - 11:26, 29. Nov. 2017
• Siebenbuerger Rheinlaender/en
  hands joined right in right and left in left, arms crossed right over left walking steps and step close steps
  3 KB (384 Wörter) - 18:11, 12. Feb. 2014
• Ir išvedė šešurėlis
  She goes to sleep early and wakes up late She spins thick threads and weaves sparse cloths
  2 KB (298 Wörter) - 05:48, 8. Feb. 2015
• Puchberger Schottisch/en
  There are two forms of this dance. Usually each form is danced four times alterna right and left in left in waist.
  3 KB (416 Wörter) - 12:16, 27. Feb. 2014
• Rheinlaender/en
  Step-close-steps, and walking steps. to the left and she turns her head, so that they can look at each other for a cursory glanc
  4 KB (616 Wörter) - 11:20, 29. Nov. 2017
• Gamsenegger/en
  two concentric circles, men inside facing partner, no hold, elbows bent and hands laid on body (not necessarily on hip) side tip, sashays, two step polka (Zweischrittdreher) and waltz
  2 KB (290 Wörter) - 10:56, 26. Feb. 2014
• Schwedischer/en
  balance steps and waltz steps '''Bar 1:''' On 1st beat both partners step forward with outside feet and sway inner legs across on
  2 KB (298 Wörter) - 12:25, 27. Feb. 2014
• Kaiserlandler/en
  '''Bar 17 – 20:''' Raised Arm Turn cw.: Partners turn to each other and also join free hands. Both their right arms are stretched in breast height, '''Bar 21 – 24:''' Raised Arm Turn ccw.: Now their left arms are stretched and right elbows bent, right to right side
  2 KB (316 Wörter) - 02:58, 9. Apr. 2014
• Ramsauer Kreuzpolka/en
  '''Bar 1 - 2:''' Beginning with outside feet three walking steps forward and one tip forward with ball of inside feet. Finally both partners turn round '''Bar 3 - 4:''' Beginning with new outside feet three steps and one tip forward with new outside feet
  2 KB (338 Wörter) - 12:20, 27. Feb. 2014
• Argentinian Tango
  …wards each other, normal armholding, arms firm, stiff holding in all turns and figures. The distance of heads and chest is close, but the closer the more important is the leaning against ea
  3 KB (537 Wörter) - 18:56, 22. Mai 2013
• Henrik's Mazurka
  …why the dance is called Henriks Mazurka. This video is danced by amateurs and not exactly how I meant it to be.
  866 Bytes (124 Wörter) - 10:52, 27. Mär. 2023
• Waldjaeger/en
  '''Bar 7 – 8:''' Partners face each other and dance round twice with 4 steps cw. This is a fairly racy dance. The change of moving forward and turning round implies
  2 KB (293 Wörter) - 21:35, 10. Apr. 2014
• Dance-List Q
  For further instructions please consult the [[Help]] and the [[Community Guidelines]]. | [[Queenings and Quinces]] || || || || || ENG || England
  6 KB (658 Wörter) - 23:15, 4. Jan. 2016
• Der Lustige/en
  balance hop steps and waltz steps on 2nd beat they sway inner legs (knees slightly bent) across and slightly hop with
  1 KB (195 Wörter) - 11:42, 21. Feb. 2014
• Jaegermarsch
  Walking steps and waltz …ome of the dancers double the claps ( that means that they clap on the 2nd and 4th beat).
  2 KB (323 Wörter) - 18:04, 18. Nov. 2017
• Bayrisch-Polka/en
  step close step and two step polka (Zweischrittdreher) and dance round twice with 4 steps. (“closed dance hold” = girl’s arms on
  3 KB (537 Wörter) - 12:24, 15. Nov. 2015
• Two step
  …left together right / step right together left). There is a light lifting and lowering of the heels while doing this step.
  222 Bytes (38 Wörter) - 22:21, 3. Feb. 2009
• Linzer Polka/en
  '''Bar 1 – 8:''' Pairs walk round circle and sing the melody of the music using any suitable syllables, '''Bar 9 – 16:''' Partners turn to each other and clap a three-beat (although the music plays four beats
  3 KB (523 Wörter) - 11:07, 26. Feb. 2014
• Vierer-Schottisch/en
  two pairs build a coach by girls joining their right hands and boys joining their Schottisch steps (step-close-step hop: lrll or rlrr) and hop-steps
  2 KB (306 Wörter) - 21:59, 6. Jan. 2016
• Bandltanz from Saalbach
  …ger. When women have a hand free, it should be placed on the hip. Both men and women step with the left foot first at the beginning of each sequence. === Pattern: Right-and-left grand (Forearm grasp) (16bars) ===
  7 KB (1.035 Wörter) - 11:58, 15. Nov. 2015

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