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Hunters Hoedown [by Michael Barraclough, 2010]

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Goodnight, Moon

Introduction

Author:

Sharon McKinley (2011)

Source:

Sharon McKinley

Formation:

Longways duple improper

Music:

Specific tune - Goodnight, Moon (Sharon McKinley, August 2011)

Choreography

Balance in to center & out

Turn single right (end facing neighbor)

3-4

Neighbor gypsy (right)

5-6

1s half-figure eight down

7-8

2s half-figure up (through 1s, end on the end of a line of four facing down)

9-10

Lines down the hall (6 steps), turn towards neighbor to face up (2 steps)

11-12

Lines up the hall (end in a ring)

Circle left ½

Partner two-hand turn ½

15-16

Partner draw pousette ½ (cw, ladies backing up)

Notes

A cool, slow, easy summertime dance for the Baltimore Folk Music Society stalwarts who dance in un-air-conditioned splendor all summer long

Words (by Sharon McKinley), for those who like to sing :

Goodnight moon, and goodnight stars
Goodnight, friends, where'er you are
Sunset comes, the dark is nigh,
And so, my friends, we say goodbye.

Do not fear that we must part
For I hold you in my heart.
So to bed; sweet dreams, sleep tight,
And to all we say goodnight.

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Michael Barraclough

Hunters Hoedown [by Michael Barraclough, 2010]

Goodnight, Moon

Introduction

Choreography

Notes

Music

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