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…as after the last step in [[Ocho (forward with turn)]]. Then a correction and continue from [[Basic position crossed]].

| 1. || Jump on left foot || backwards up | 3. || stays still || back left; [[Brush]]; final position in the air

'''Bar 4:''' On 1st beat seventh step forward, which is stamped by the boy. On 2nd beat both partners turn half a revolut '''Bars 11-12:''' Same back as 5 –8, but only 3 steps turning to each other on last beat releasing le

Step-close-steps, and walking steps. …Bar 1:''' Beginning left, both partners do one step-close-step to the left forward.

…his left foot, lifts his right knee swaying his right foot across the left and slightly flexes his left knee. The swayed leg is not stretched; actually on The girls do the same vice versa (start with their right feet and sway their left legs

There exist two forms, one in pairs and one in trios. Both were noted in the Mühlviertel …emia. The melody was known as a song probably since Maria Theresia’s times and even more widely spread than the dance.

…adies prefer the latter, often resting the right hand a bit further on the back (Offene Volkstanzhaltung). Landlers always have an introduction of 4 bars and then begin in sets of 8 bars.

For further instructions please consult the [[Help]] and the [[Community Guidelines]]. | [[Forward And Back]] || || || || || ENG || England

For further instructions please consult the [[Help]] and the [[Community Guidelines]]. | [[Fair And Softly]] || || || || || ENG || England

For further instructions please consult the [[Help]] and the [[Community Guidelines]]. | [[Fair And Softly]] || || || || || ENG || England

For further instructions please consult the [[Help]] and the [[Community Guidelines]]. | [[A and J's Reel]] || || || || || ENG || England

For further instructions please consult the [[Help]] and the [[Community Guidelines]]. | [[Kate And Dod]] || || || || || SCO || Scotland