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Le Castle-Walk ou Pas du Poisson (Parmentier, Ce Qui Se Danse Aujourd'hui, 1912, p. 2):
Le One-Step (Parmentier, Ce Qui Se Danse Aujourd'hui, 1912, p. 32):
La Danse de l'Ours (Parmentier, Ce Qui Se Danse Aujourd'hui, 1912, p. 32):
With music for Everybody's Doing It.
With music for The Gobbler.
La Danse de l'Ours (Rivera, Le Tango et les Danses Nouvelles, 1913, p. 51):
Le One-Step (Rivera, Le Tango et les Danses Nouvelles, 1913, p. 51):
Le Turkey-Trot (Rivera, Le Tango et les Danses Nouvelles, 1913, p. 51):
The Castle-Walk: Back the Follow, starting Lead's left, dancing on the soles of the feet, rising onto the toes after taking each step.
The Chassé: Quick side steps to the Lead's left (toward the center of the room).
Backing the Gentleman: Back the Lead, starting Lead's left.
These dance descriptions are accompanied by the sheet music for Cecil Macklin's Très Moutarde.
With music for September Eve.
With music for La Baile de la Serpiente.
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For more dance descriptions, see our three books on dancing:
The Book of Mixers: 100 Easy-Teach Dances for Getting Acquainted (2022) by Richard Powers and Nick & Melissa Enge,
Cross-Step Waltz: A Dancer's Guide (2019) by Richard Powers and Nick & Melissa Enge, and
Waltzing: A Manual for Dancing and Living (2013) by Richard Powers and Nick Enge.
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