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Boy and girl stand opposite, boy with his back to the middle of the dancing-circle. Zweihandfassung, arms slightly stretched. …llowed by a Kreuztupfschritt with two light touches diagonally in front of the other foot.

also called: Die Kutsche (The Coach) two pairs build a coach by girls joining their right hands and boys joining the

from the Mühlviertel (Mill District in Upper Austria) Unlimited number of pairs in ballroom hold, but both partners slightly turned towards

Trios in circle round room facing ballroom direction, men in the middle, inner hands joined …wayed leg is not stretched; actually only the upper leg is lifted, letting the lower leg hang down.

unlimited number of pairs in ballroom direction, inside hands joined, arms hanging walking steps and two step polka (Zweischrittdreher)

Two concentric circles, men inside facing partners; no hold Two step polka (Zweischrittdreher), chassays

two step polka (Zweischrittdreher) '''Bar 2:''' Same with inside feet; whereas the dancers nearly are facing ballroom direction

step close step and two step polka (Zweischrittdreher) boys to the left, girls to the right (outside feet begin).

(The Clapped Two Step) unlimited number of pairs in circle facing each other

Unlimited number of pairs in ballroom direction, cross hands hold right over left. …ith outside feet three walking steps forward and one tip forward with ball of inside feet. Finally both partners turn round on outside feet half a revol

(The Swabian) 2nd beat, knees slightly bent. At the same time joined hands sway forward

…steps (on each measure) going one step in dancing-direction. The boys sing the following songs The dancing of a Landler

There are two forms of this dance. Usually each form is danced four times alternatively. unlimited number of pairs in circle facing ballroom direction,

Unlimited number of pairs in circle facing each other, ballroom hold. …ng with his left and her right foot, two chassays in ballroom direction in the

unlimited number of pairs in circle facing ballroom direction, short arm hold '''Bar 1 to 4:''' Dancing forward and swaying the arms forward and backward followed by a

two concentric circles, men inside facing partner, no hold, elbows bent and han side tip, sashays, two step polka (Zweischrittdreher) and waltz

standing leg. At the same time joined hands sway forward, so that partners turn away '''Bar 5 – 8:''' waltzing round (two revolutions with four waltz steps)

…the hip. Both men and women step with the left foot first at the beginning of each sequence. …h time, for a total of 8 times. (Unless there are exactly eight couples in the circle, you will pass your original partner.)

…med near and across a pair of clay tobacco pipes laid across each other on the floor. …It is only later that it begins to be mentioned as something performed in the parishes. There is certainly no evidence that it is a pre-Christian ritual,

…d right hands above right shoulder of partner, joined left hands in front of his own shoulder. Rheinlaender is a certain form of music similar to a Schottischer. Any Rheinlaender can be played.