THE CAMBRIDGE WALTZ Thompson, 1816 Green Barnes 3/4 time - music on "Dance and Danceability" Longways duple minor A1: W1 sets twice to M2 (or chasse and set); then turn two hands once round. A2: M1 the same with W2. B1: 1s lead down; woman turns under joined arms to both face up; lead up to 2nd place (2s moving up). B2: Swing corners (per "Abbesses", "Trip to Kilburne"): 1s pass Rsh, turn 1st corners with 2 hands (3/4, face partner up and down); pass Rsh again and turn 2nd corners with 2 hands (3/4, face partner across), finishing proper in 2nd place. C1: All set twice to partner then turn (leisurely) with two hands once round C2: 1s and 2s waltz (or poussette, I should think) around each other to finish progressed and proper. ---- Pat Shaw text from "Dances from Barnes Three" link: Cambridge Waltz 3/4 (132), AABBCC, Eb major proper duple-minor longways Thompson, Twenty Four Country Dances for the Year 1816, 1816. Pat Shaw, 1964. Pat Shaw (Marjorie Fennessy, editor), Another Look at Playford, 2012. A1 1-4 First woman face second man, step right, set right, step left, and set left. 5-8 They two-hand turn once around. A2 1-4 First man face second woman, step right, set right, step left, and set left. 5-8 They two-hand turn once around. B1 1{4 Ones take right hands and lead down. 5{6 Ones raise hands, woman turn forward (counterclockwise) under the arch. 7{8 Ones lead up to second place while twos move up. B2 1-4 Ones pass right to face right corner. Right corners two-hand turn once around. 5-8 Ones pass right around partner. Left corners two-hand turn seven-eighths. Ones end improper in second place. Cl 1-4 Partners step right, set right, step left, and set left. 5-8 Partners two-hand turn three-quarters. End with the men back-to-back in the center of the set. C2 1-8 Partners waltz counterclockwise once around neighbors to end in progressed places. There are numerous variations of this dance. Dances from Barnes Three Assembled by Robert Messer, May 17, 2018 difficulty: 2 energy level: 2