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SPINDALE
ZU DRITT |
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This
is the second in a series of dances for units of three
dancers
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SPINNRADL
ZU DRITT
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Dance
Form:
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Collected
by Erna Schutzenberger and Hermann Derschmidt
in
' Spinnradl unser Tanzbuch', Vol.
1
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Meter:
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3/4
time
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Steps:
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Triple-walking
steps (walking steps in 3/4 time)
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Formation:
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One
man between two women. Man takes women's outside
hands
who then join their inside hands behind man's
back.
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Figure
I
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Measure
1-8
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All
dance forward with triple-walking steps. The man
turns alternately
to the right and the left woman. On the 3rd
quarter of the 7th and the 1st quarter of the 8th measure the
man stamps
left-right
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Figure
2
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Measure
1
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On
the first quarter the man draws the women
gently forward,
so
that their joined hands pass over his head he
while bends his knees slightly. He immediately stands up and stands
behind the joined
hands of the women.
2nd
and 3rd quarter: The
right woman, standing upright, turns with
2 steps once CCW. She now stands between the man
and the
left woman. (Attention! Do not unwrap the arms
and don't lift
them overhead)
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Measure
2
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First
quarter: The
right woman slips under the joined, lifted arms
of
the man and the left women in that they dance
forward with a light triple-walking step
, passing their joined hands over her head.
2nd
and 3rd quarter:
The left woman, standing upright, turns CW
until she has turned her back toward the man.
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Measure
3
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1st
quarter: The
left woman turns herself CW out
2nd
and 3rd quarter: The
man turns CCW out to gain starting position.
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Measure
4-6
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As
measure 1-3
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Measure
7-8
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All
three dance three running steps forward and a
closing jump.
(no
heavy jump but a springy closing of both feet)
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Measure
9-16
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As
measure 1-8
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NOTE:
a)
Even
while rounding the other two people, the threesome has
to continually move forward,
therefore it is especially the man who has to see that
the 'passing through' doesn't
happen through backing up, but through the passing over
of the hands of the other
two.
b)
The
'slipping under’ has to take place exactly
on the first quarter.
During the 2nd and
3rd quarter the next dancer prepares to slip through in
turn.
c)
The
dancers remain close together. The movements are
controlled and rounded.
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Notated
in Upper Austria by Hermann Derschmidt, 1924 in Klaffer
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or "Title" above for PDF copy.

Information and
Photographs Courtesy Karin Gottier

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