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·r l '/' l ~... •' 9lo. r OGLEBAY INSTITUTE FALL FOLK DANCE CAMP OGLEBAY PARK WHEELING. w. VA. DANCES BY­ Lloyd Litman Annemargret Ulrich Grace Wolff Instructors: Lloyd Litman, 1960 Oglebay Institute Fall Folk Dance Camp, Wheeling, West Virginia Page 2 of 58 Annemargret Ulrich, Grace Wolff ,1 BOHMISCHER Page 2 of 57 Instructors: Lloyd Litman, Record EP 58609 Walter Koegler, Stuttgart-Moehringen Annemargret Ulrich, Grace Wolff 1960 Oglebay Institute Fall Folk Dance Camp, taught by Annemargret Ulrich Wheeling, West Virginia Two dances out of the "European Suite"(Europaeische Suite); old melodies as tvBohmischern (German folk melodis) and Hffornpipe" (Henry Purcell) with new ·dance forms by Karl and Thilde Lorenz (Germany) BOHMISCHER Bohemian Danced at the beginning and end of the European Suite and between dances. FORMATION: Large circle, all hands joined (if danced separately no partners are necessary.) 2/2 time (two walking steps or equivalent to one measure) Measure: First form 1 one step-touch to the left 2 one step-touch to the right 3 walk two steps to the left 4 as meas. 1 5 as meas. 2 6 as meas. 1 7 walk 2 steps to the right 8 1 step-close to the right. (If the second dance form follows immedi• ately, left foot just touches -- no weight on left.) Measure: Second form l Step-touch - left forward, right touch 2 11 u right backward, left touch 3 Two walking steps - left, right - to center 4 and 5 Repeat 1 and 2 6 Repeat 1 7 Two walking steps backward right, left 8 Step-close backward - right-clase. Repeat first form. HORNPIPE FORMATION: Large circle of couples, two couples dancing together, facing each other, couples 2!!!. looking in LOO couples two against LOO, Join hands in circle. 3/4 time, three steps in each measure. Measure: First dance form A l Hands stay shoulder high though they are not joined; M makes half turn backward in place, as W does same left backward. For a fleeting moment Mand W join hands (her r, his 1), and 2 dance to place he left about, she right about. 3-4 With 6 steps M circles CW, starting r backward, as W circles CCW start~ ing 1 backward. B 9-10 M cross over with three steps (pass face to face) and do 3 steps in place as W do 3 steps in place and then cross over. 11-12 Couples 1 & 2 join hands and circle CW with 6 steps (once around) 13-16 as meas. 9-12. Second dance form A 1-8 same as in 1st dance form B 9-10 Partners change places sideways - 3 steps over, 3 steps back to place, W passes in front going to other side, M passes in front returning home. 11-12 M 1 and W 2 and M 2 and W l form small circles and circle CW once around. 13-16 as 9-12. A 1-8 as meas. 1-8 in 1st dance Third dance form B 9-10 Couple 1 & 2 move forward to opposite place, couple 1 inside hands joined cpl 2 passing on outside; and bkwd to place, this time cpl 1 moves outsid<- ZIGEUNER-POLKA ( GYPSY POLKA) GERMAN FOLK DANCE RECORD: Walter Kogler EP 57604,B Taught by: Annemargret Ulrich FORMATION: Couples in a large circle in ballroom pos:i.tion but side by side all facing forward in dance directiono Measo 1-4 4 polka steps forward beginning with outside feet (man9s left and ... lady9s right) 5-8 polka turning clockwise Repeat 1-8 9-10 honor your own partner 11-12 honor lady to the right 13-14 honor lady to the left 15-16 honor your own partner 17-24 ladies walk counter-clockwise on the outside of circle, men clock­ wise on the inside of circle and clap interchangeable their own hands and against the hands of the next persons and end with the eightho With this one the dance starts againo SALZBURGER DREHER (BAVARIS, GERMANY) RECORD: Walter Kogler EP 57603A Taught by: Annemargret Ulrich FOfil,iATION: Couples in ballroom position in a large circle, menVs back to the centero Measo 1-2 ManVs left hand and ladyVs right hand remain joined (drop the other hands)o Lady goes with 3 steps forward one complete turn right around under manVs lifted left hand, on the 4th step bri~g feet together without weight on left footo, man follows on the inside of the circle without turning, man begins with the left lady starting with the right footo 3-4 change hands and the same thing in reverse 5-6 ballroom position, two side steps (slides) in dance direction 7-8 twice around with four steps (two complete turns clockwise). forward dance starts againo Change of partners is possible in measure 1-4; lady turns under her own partneris lifted left hand to the next partner to the right ,. in dance direction, turns under her new partneris, lifted right hand to the left and dance goes ono Instructors: Lloyd Litman, 1960 Oglebay Institute Fall Folk Dance Camp, Wheeling, West Virginia Page 4 of 58 Annemargret Ulrich, Grace Wolff TAMPET German taught by Annemargret Ulrich Record - EP - 57603 This is a traditional illustration of the contra variety~ German in origin. The Dunsings describe it as a party favorite in Chicago. \See Dance Lightly.) I FORMATION: Aline of 2 couples headed clockwise faces a line of two couples facing counter-clockwise (like Fireman's Dance). These sets of four couples are arranged in a large circle around the room. ACTION: A. Circle 8, 16 walking steps to the left and 16 walking steps to the right. B. Within their rows couples change sides with 4 sliding steps, then end up by pointing right toe over left foot and left over right in the new position (when going to the left).Reverse action when going to the right, pointing left toe ever right. (Pointing means to touch floor with toe beyond fooc mentioned.) NOTE ON PASSING: The original right couple passes in front of the left. Return to place with the new right couple passing in front.) NOW REPEAT SAME ACTION, but with left couples passing in front. C. Center four form riRht hand across (star) and at same time corners join hands forward. Walk first 16 steps clockwise in place, then 16 steps counter-clockwise (center with left hand star) returning to starting position. D. Four steps forward and four steps backward (hands Joined along the 2-couple rows), then forward again. Each person drops hands and passes right shoulder to right shoulder with the person in the other line of 4 facing him, to move on ahead and meet a new row. REPEAT FROM BEGINNING WITH THE NEW ROW. Instructors: Lloyd Litman, 1960 Oglebay Institute Fall Folk Dance Camp, Wheeling, West Virginia Page 5 of 58 Annemargret Ulrich, Grace Wolff DANCE; LAUDENBACHER taught by Annemargret Ulrich (Odenwald) Record: EP 57 603 45 RPM, $2.45 A popular German Mixer in Waltz time which is very different from the Lauter­ bacher - German Swiss - which has been very popular in this country for many years. Steps: Change steps (step-close-step) and step-close (rock-steps) Formation: Couples in large circle, all hands around Meas. PATTERN 1-4 W with four change-steps --to the center - beginning on left foot­ (keep a perfect circle) 5-8 Win place - balance to left, to right, to left, to right. 9-12 M with !.2!:!!. change-steps to the center and behind their partner­ beginning on left foot - and with hands on Wls waist M gently pull 13-16 their partners back to place: 17-24 M turn away from partner and with 8 change-steps CCW, passed the next one, around the third W (from her right side), move to face her and bow. FACE TO FACE. Join M's right and W's left hand. 25-26 Step-close counter clockwise - swing arms forward -- Step-close clockwise 27-28 Mas above, W starts a right-about turn with forward swing and moves completing turn to Min front of her. M join hands with new partner as they do the step-close backward and all. 29-40 Repeat action of 25-28 three more times. 41-52 Waltz with new partner with a right-about-turn couple behind couple in LOD. At meas. 52 start the dance again. ll Instructors: Lloyd Litman, 1960 Oglebay Institute Fall Folk Dance Camp, Wheeling, West Virginia Page 6 of 58 Annemargret Ulrich, Grace Wolff SIEBENSCHRITT German and Austrian folk dance taught by Annemargret Ulrich Record - EP 57604 Formation: Couples in ballroom position in a big circle, men with back to the center, girls facing the center. Measures 1-4 seven steps in dance direction ( sideward) step, close, the eighth step is only a touch) 5-8 seven steps against dance direction 9-10 swing with one twostep (quick-quick -slowJto the center 11-12 swing with one twostep (quick-quick-slow) to the outside 13-16 With four steps two complete turns right around forward (one step to each measure) 17-24 The same as in 9-16. Change of partners is possible in the first four measures; men dance with seven bigger steps to the next girl in dance direction while girls dance seven small steps almost in place. With the new partner the dance is finished with measure 24. NEUDEUTSCHER German folk dance, waltz rhythm Record - EP 57605 Formation: couples in ballroom position in a big circle, men will back to the center, girls facing the center, Measures: 1-2 2 step-close steps in dance direction, one in each measure, close on count 3 3-4 2 step-close steps against dance direction Waltz right around with two complete turns 9-12 as 1-4 13-14 Waltz around one complete turn 15-16 Change pardners by turning the girl under his lifted left arm with a right turn to the next man in dance direction.
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