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MINUET french people- refined people with restraint movements. th 18 century- minuet considered as the principal dance of the court. King Louis XV- led the court balls where minuet was used as an opening dance. 1650- lively and carefree dance presented by the french court. Minuet Step- Starting with the R(L) foot, take 3 steps forward on the balls of the feet (cts, 123) point L(R) in front, and bring the heel of the R(L) foot down. Cts 123 Waltz Balance- Step R(L) in front (ct.1) close L(R) foot to R(L) and raise heels (ct 2). Lower heels with the weight of the body on the R(L) foot (ct 3). The knees are slightly bent before raising the heels. Step point- Step R(L) foot in front (ct 1) and point L(R) in front (cts 123). Slide step- Slide R(L) foot in front (cts 12) and close L(R) to R(L) foot (ct.3) Step swing- Step R(L) foot sideward (ct 1) and swing the L(R) across the R(L) in front (cts 23) Three-step-turn- Step L(R) foot sideward (ct 1) turn left(right) about step R(L) sideward (ct2). Turn left(right) about and step L(R) sideward to face front (ct 3). Close R(L) foot to L(R) foot (ct1) then pause (ct. 23) Grapevine- Step R(L) sideward (Ct 1) step L(R) across the R(L) infront (or in rear) (ct2) and step R(L) sideward (ct3). Continue crossing R(L) and so on. Curtsy- bent knees and body slightly with the bow of the head. Do-SI-DO- the vis-a-vis (opposites) both advance forward, pass each other's R(L) side, step across R(L), move backward without turning around and pass each other's L(R) side to proper places. Brush- with weight on one foot, hit the floor with the ball or heel of the other foot. TARANTELLA -originated from the southern part of Italy. -one of the best known dances in the world. -accompanied by castanets and tambourine. -dancers are free and easy with precse movements. Step-Swing-Hop- Step R(L) foot sideward (ct1) swing the L(R) foot across the R(L) in front and hop on the R(L) at the same time (ct 2) Touch Step- Touch/Point R(L) foot in front

(ct. 1) and step R(L) close to the L(R) foot (ct.2) Pivot Turn- step R(L) foot infront and bend the R(L) knee slightly (ct 1), Execute a quarter turn R(L) with a push on the ball of the L(R) foot and raise the R(L) foot slightly off the floor (ct and) Slide Step (chasse)- Slide R(L) sideward (ct. 1) step L(R) close to R(L) with the L(R) (ct and) Skip Step- Step R(L) (ct.1) and hop on R(L) (ct.and) Varsovienne -slow dance in time signature. -started in Warsaw, Poland in 1850 in honor of Mt. Vesuvius. -introduced in France in 1853 by Desire in America. Versovienne Step- Step R(L) foot diagonally forward R(L) (ct1) and step L(R) close to R(L) (ct2), step R(L) sideward (ct.3). Bend the body toward the pointing foot. Mazurka- Slide R(L) sideward (ct.1) cut R(L) sideward with the L(R) foot and hop on the L(R) ankle (ct. 3)

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