LOVE'S TRIUMPH (DM II, 1713; Fallibroome 1) Barnes three-couple longways Key: Bb Meter: 2/2 A1: 1s and 2s face other couple, lead forward (with inside hands) to meet and turn single back to places (partner turning toward each other). 1s and 2s circle half. A2: 1s and 3s repeat above (partners turn single AWAY from each other). (Bob Fraley suggests thinking of this as neighbors turning toward) [1s proper below; everyone else improper] B1: 1s cast into middle place. (6 beats) ALL back-to-back (6 beats) and turn single (4 beats). 1s and 2s four changes of R&L; with hands, slow and luscious. [This B2 from Nic Broadbridge] B2: M1 and W3 turn two hands CW 1.25 WHILE W1 and M2 do the same; then M1 and M3 (yes!) and W1 and W2 turn COUNTERCLOCKWISE 3/4 to finish with he 1s improper in the middle facing up. 1s lead up through 2s, cast down to middle place lead down through 3s (who move up) and ALL turn partner L-hand 1/2 to finish proper. [We might prefer to turn hand and then left hand.] 1s turn right diagonals (same sex) by the right hand about 3/4 and those diagonals drift back to place while the 1s turn the diagonal's partners ones by the left hand until 1s meet in the middle. (All of that is the first half B.) [Sharon sez: 1s turn right hand neighbor (opposite sex) by the right hand and then their partners, which makes it easier for the 1s to be improper]. [Will Linden's CDNY ball page drops the the neighbor turn altogether] [Colin Hume, who makes a bunch of other changes, has the ones turn as I have them but has them gypsy 3/4 to get improper] 1s (improper) lead up through 2s and cast to middle. Lead down through 3s, WHO MOVE UP (progressive). All turn left hand halfway on last few beats. OR B2 1-8 1st Man two hand turn 3rd Woman clockwise 1 1/4 as 1st Woman and 2nd Man dp the same, 1st Man two hand turn 3rd Man anticlockwise 3/4 as 1st Woman and 2nd Woman do the same, B2 9-16 1st Couple (improper) lead up through 2nd Couple, cast back down to middle place, lead down through 3rd Couple and all three Couples Lh 1/2 turn to finish proper. NOTE: The direction of the turns is not given, and the 1/2 turn at the end replaces a cast back to middle place in order to make a set dance.