CHARLENE'S CELEBRATION
NIB, Gary Roodman, "Prime Calculated Figures"
Tune: "Elizabethan Tango Man" by Charlene Thomson
https://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winston/mydances/charlenes_celebration.pdf

Longways for four couples
BPM: 118 Key: Am  Meter: 3/2


A1: MIRROR-IMAGE HEYS FOR FOUR
    1s and 3s (odds) face down; 2s and 4s face up; complete hey for four
    (Begin: odds split evens to begin) back to places, 3 beats per pass.


A2: 1-4: In fours, right-hand star, left-hands back into:
    5-6: Still in fours: Quick half-poussettes (maintaining momemtum CCW)
    7-8: current ends cast to middle WHILE current middles
         lead out to ends.

B   1-3: In Same fours, starting partner, 
         do three changes of a circular hey, no hands (start partner)

      4: Middles do a fourth change by L in the "wrong" direction along 
         the line (ends just turn around, get ready to come back in)

    5-6: In _new_ fours, 1st corners cross, then 2nd corners cross.

    7-8: Circle four-hands halfway.

NOTE: This is kinda confusing, but very cool, and a swell tune (sounds a little
      Russian to me, but anyway it's swell.)

      Tune wsa written in remembrance of Caarlene's brother, Herman Luebke.

Bruce's teaching notes:
 * The starting positon can also be thought of as 
  "ends face in, middles face out"
 * It's important that couples spend a bar turning around at each end.
 * One of the hard things is finding the new first corners for B:5.