MOVEMENT AFOOT
Alan Winston - thought of it at AmWeek, Jul 3, 2013
longways duple minor
Tune: "Steciaks" ("stesh-i-aks") in waltz book II, by Larry Unger
Key Gm  Meter: 3/4  (romany/tango sounding)


https://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winston/mydances/apw/steciaks_waltz.pdf

A1: 1-2: Gents set forward to ladies (boureeish, stamping optional)
    3-4: Gents fall back as ladies come forward
    5-6: All turn single R
    7-8: All RH turn halfway

A2: As above, with ladies leading.  Keep right hands ... 

B1: 1-4: ... take left hands as well  for Clockwise half poussette (progressed)
    5-8: contra-style Mad Robin (W1 and M2 (first diagonals at the moment) 
         through the middle first)

B2: 1-8: 1s acting as a unit, dolphin hey for three
         (Gent 1 turns round coming out of the mad robin to give Left shoulder
         to Gent 2, Lady 1 takes the lead, giving right to Gent 2 on the 
         other side, Gent 1 takes the lead to arrive progressed and proper.)
         (First pass is the two left file people passing left shoulder.)

NOTE: Alan is agreeable to couple-dance style variations in the half-poussette,
and in general hopes for a spirit of flirtatious play.

NOTE 2: Named in tribute to the American Week series run by Joyce Cooper and
Judy Rose Dornbush at Mendocino Woodlands under the name "A Movement Afoot".


A1: 1-2: LF set forward to partners (boureeish, stamping optional)
    3-4: LF fall back as RF  come forward
    5-6: All turn single R
    7-8: All RH turn halfway

A2: As above, with right file  leading.  Keep right hands ... 

B1: 1-4: ... take left hands as well  for Clockwise half poussette (progressed)
    5-8: contra-style Mad Robin (W1 and M2 (first diagonals at the moment) 
         through the middle first)

B2: 1-8: 1s acting as a unit, dolphin hey for three
         (LF 1 turns round coming out of the mad robin to give Left shoulder
         to LF 2, RF 1 takes the lead, giving right to LF 2 on the 
         other side, LF 1 takes the lead to arrive progressed and proper.)
         (First pass is the two left file people passing left shoulder.)