ROZSA
Instructions by Gordon Potts:

(Written for the tune of the same name by Undine Hornby of Late
Night Band. 32 bar slowish waltz/waltz mazurka

	Couple dance


A1:  partners face, fingertip to fingertip.  (Keep movements small and smooth).
 1-2: Rock to the man's L woman's R, (LOD) and back. 
 3-4: Catch hold of the hand you're touching, & put them up in the air.
      Keeping hold, Woman turns half way round to back on to her partner.
      [I think that's woman turns R under her own R arm.]
      Bring the still joined hands down in front of Woman, facing out

 5-8: chasse L 4 steps (LOD)

A2:   (Reverses all of this)
  1-4: chasse R 4 steps (anti-LOD)
  4-8: Rock right, left, untie. (Finish facing in original position)


	( The timing is something like

		Rock, Rock, Spin and Lock
		Step 1, 2, 3, and back
		Back 2, 3, 4
		Rock, Rock, untie the lock)

B1: (Facing, right hands joined)
 1-2: balance forward and back
 3-4: change places under joined hands
 5-6: (change hands) balance forward and back
 7-8: change places under joined hands into ballroom position.

B2:  (in ballroom position)
  1-2: Chassee two steps in LOD
  3-4: Chassee two steps the other way
  5-8: Waltz round.


NOTE:

I have two versions of this, both from Gordon on the eceilidh mailing list
at different times.  In this version , after the spin and lock, both are
facing out and chassee in LOD, then chassee the other way.  In this version,
W definitely has back to her partner the whole time.

In the other version, which is what we did at Free Folk, turn under in
sweetheart hold and both face line of direction, women a little in front and
to the right of men.  Travel with four small, close waltz steps; pivot
individually (still holding on) to face reverse Line of Direction, women now
to man's left and slightly in front.  Four small waltz steps home, both face
out, and proceed as shown here.

ST BERNARD'S WALTZ
Couples round the room in ballroom hold, Barn Dance Book, 16-bar waltz
(Skye Boat Song given)
SEQUENCE

Arranged by Gilbert Daniels, 1913.

1-4: 3 chassee steps forward, stamp twice.
     (1 and close, 1 and close, 1 and close, 1 stamp stamp)

5-6: 2 chassees back

7-8: 2 waltz steps into the circle (gent backing)

9-10: 2 out again  (lady backing)

11-12: Gent turns lady under her right arm back into ballroom hold

13-16: Waltz on for four bars.


NOTE: here's another version where 5-6 is two waltz steps back, but if you
return on outside feet, after two waltz steps, gent is on left foot already
and has to fudge to go back on the left foot.
Fanny's Waltz
Beginner-Intermediate Circle Waltz Sequence dance
32-bar waltzes, moderate tempo (Scottish?)


A1: Gay Gordons-ish figure:

    Varsouvienne (Gay Gordons) hold; side by side, left in left a bit ahead
    of gent's right shoulder, right in right a bit ahead of ladies' right.

    1: 1 waltz step forward
    2: pivot individually (still holding on), facing the other way with 
       gent still on the inside.

    3: 1 waltz step backward
    4: step back and close

    5-8: Repeat 1-4, finish facing original LOD.

A1: 1-6: Gents right to ladies left hand, open waltz.
    7-8: Both turn single forward, looping out and returning to partner for
     
B1: 1-4: Left hand turn once around
    5-8: Joining right hands above left, balance in (opening hands to make 
         window and looking through it), out, in, out (as in 'Hyde Park').

B2: 1-2: Turn lady clockwise under joined hands into ballroom position;
    3-6: Closed waltz for six measures, opening in LOD in Varsouvienne hold.


CARINA WALTZ
3/4 time 
16-bar sequence, moderate

"Arranged by Tom Hayton, Past President B.A.T.D."

Couples star in open position facing Line of Direction.

1: Both point outside foot forward
2: Both point outside foot back
3-4:  Starting free foot, step forward, close, forward and swivel to face
      reverse LOD, gent still on the inside.

5-8: As above, on new outside foot and finish facing partner.

9-10: Taking two uncrossed hands with partner: [Alan suggests palm-to-palm]
      Gent forward on L, lady backing on R
      Gent forward on R, lady backing on L

11-12: The foot closer to LoD should be free.
       Step to the side on the free foot, taking weight.
       cross trailing foot over in front of free foot, taking weight.

13-16: Closed waltz, open up facing LoD.

(From "Old-Time and Sequence Dances".)

Interpreted and tried out at Woodshed dance, 6/10/14.