The Mark of Zorro 6/8 (110), AABB, E minor proper duple-minor longways
Terry Glasspool, 2008.
Music:
Charlene E. Thompson, "Gigue for Judi", June 27, 2005.

A1 1-4 Ones half figure-eight down through the twos.
   5-8 Ones lead down a double and fall back while
       twos face up, move up a double, and fall back.

A2 1-4 Neighbors (on the sides of the set) right-hand turn once around.
   5-8 Circle left once around. Neighbors fall back.

B1 1-2 Partners set.
   3-4 Partners (across the set) right-hand change.
   5-6 Women (on the second diagonal) left-hand change while men set.
   7-8 Neighbors (across the set) right-hand change.

B2 1-2 Men (on the second diagonal) left-hand change while women set.
   3-4 Partners (across the set) right-hand change.
   5-8 Ones half figure-eight up through the twos.

The changes in part B are rights-and-lefts danced in a "Z" pattern.
Dances from Barnes Three

Assembled by Robert Messer, April 30, 2018
difficulty: 2
energy level: 3


THE MARK OF ZORRO Duple minor

Dance : Terry Glasspool, 2008, unpublished Tune : Charlene Thomsonâs âGigue for
Judiâ

A1 1C half figure eight down through 2C to finish with nearest hands joined
facing down. 1C in the middle, down a double and back WHILST 2C on the sides,
up a double and back.

A2 Neighbours right-hand turn once around on the sides. Flow into a circle four
to the left once round, fall back.

B1 Partners set and change with right hand. Women change left hand on the
diagonal WHILST men set; opposites change with right hand.

B2 Men change left hand on the diagonal WHILST women set; partners change with
right hand. 1C half figure of eight up through 2C.

The movement in B1/2 is rights and lefts danced in a "Z" pattern to mimic the
sign left by Zorro in the 50âs TV program as watched by Charleneâs sister Judi,
for whom the tune is named. The character was created in 1919 by Johnston
McCulley and there is also a 1940 film.