ANNA MARIA
Fallibroome?   longways duple
Meter: 3/2  Key: Bb  Barnes

[Easy figure, but triple-time makes it challenging.  Can you make it 
stately yet keep it from dying?  Set tempo by B2 figure.]

  A1  12   First couple lead through second and cast to place.
  A2  12   Second couple lead through first and cast to place.
  B1  12   Hands four half-way, fall slightly back with neighbor,partners
           change places.
  B2  12   Double figure-eight (first couple start up, second couple casting
           down).


A1 1s lead down through the 2s and cast back up to
   places.
A2 2d lead up through the 1s and cast back down to
   places. 
   [These leads and casts are slow--12 beats! and dancers
   should be encouraged to use all the time. Originally
   perhaps courante steps or slow bouree steps]

B1 1s and 2s circle half-way; partners change places,
   passing right shoulders: all end facing up.

B2 Double figures-of-eight, 2s casting and 1s crossing
   to begin [much brisker movements!].

"The Anna Maria" that appears in Fallibroome 5 is an
entirely different dance: it comes from the Thomas
Budd collection of 1781.         
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Anna Maria

Source:	Playford 1721
Tune:	Barnes 1
Meter:	3/2
Format:	Longways duple minor for as many as will
A1: 1s meet, lead through 2s and cast home.
A2: 2s the same.
B1: Circle 1/2  and fall back.
    Pass partner by R, 1s ending close together facing up 
    and 2s farther apart, facing out.
B2: Double whole figure 8, 1s crossing up to start.