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	it looks like five twists all together.		it looks like five twists all together.

	~~There is a popular modification to the~~ second part~~, which~~ consists of two		The second part consists of two
	jump turns to the right, then two slides to the right, then again two jump		jump turns to the right, then two slides to the right, then again two jump
	turns and two slides. In many places, especially Boston, this ~~is simplified~~		turns and two slides. In many places, especially Boston, this has become simply
	to eight turns to the right. (If you do this it's important to progress		eight jump turns to the right. (If you do this it's important to progress
	rightward during the turns so you don't collide with people doing the dance		rightward during the turns so you don't collide with people doing the dance
	correctly.) After these eight turns the third part starts with a half turn		correctly.) After these eight turns the third part starts with a half turn

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2019-12-03T10:03:52Z

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Larry: Created page with "Hebrew: הורה יין. Circle dance by Shlomo Maman, 1982. The very last four counts of the dance are done as twists in place, up and down. But there's typically disagreeme..."

2019-12-02T02:10:04Z

Created page with "Hebrew: הורה יין. Circle dance by Shlomo Maman, 1982. The very last four counts of the dance are done as twists in place, up and down. But there's typically disagreeme..."

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Hebrew: הורה יין. Circle dance by Shlomo Maman, 1982.

The very last four counts of the dance are done as twists in place, up and
down. But there's typically disagreement over whether they go
up-down-up-down or down-up-down-up, and also whether they start right or
left. So there seem to be four ways to do the dance.

In fact, all four are wrong, though one is close: The twist correctly
starts on beat earlier. Just before these four twists you back out of the
center in three (not four) steps, R-L-R, and the fourth count is a turn
down and left. Then the four twists are up-down-up-down, starting right, so
it looks like five twists all together.

There is a popular modification to the second part, which consists of two
jump turns to the right, then two slides to the right, then again two jump
turns and two slides. In many places, especially Boston, this is simplified
to eight turns to the right. If you do this it's important to progress
rightward during the turns so you don't collide with people doing the dance
correctly.

Finally, note that it's correct to bring your hands up high in the middle
of the first part, after moving to the left.

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	Hebrew: הורה יין. Circle dance by Shlomo Maman, 1982.		Hebrew: הורה יין. Circle dance by Shlomo Maman, 1982.

	The ~~very~~ last four counts of the dance are done as twists in place, up and		The last four counts of the dance are done as twists in place, up and
	down. But there's typically disagreement over whether they go		down. But there's typically disagreement over whether they go
	up-down-up-down or down-up-down-up, and also whether they start right or		up-down-up-down or down-up-down-up, and also whether they start right or
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	In fact, all four are wrong, though one is close: The twist correctly		In fact, all four are wrong, though one is close: The twist correctly
	starts on beat earlier. Just before these four twists you back out of the		starts one beat earlier. Just before these four twists you back out of the
	center in three (not four) steps, R-L-R, and the fourth count is a turn		center in three (not four) steps, R-L-R, and the fourth count is a turn
	down and left. Then the four twists are up-down-up-down, starting right, so		down and left. Then the four twists are up-down-up-down, starting right, so
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	jump turns to the right, then two slides to the right, then again two jump		jump turns to the right, then two slides to the right, then again two jump
	turns and two slides. In many places, especially Boston, this is simplified		turns and two slides. In many places, especially Boston, this is simplified
	to eight turns to the right. If you do this it's important to progress		to eight turns to the right. (If you do this it's important to progress
	rightward during the turns so you don't collide with people doing the dance		rightward during the turns so you don't collide with people doing the dance
	correctly.		correctly.) After these eight turns the third part starts with a half turn
			to face out, so it's really a total of 8.5 turns, or 17π radians.

	Finally, note that it's correct to bring your hands up high in the middle		Finally, note that it's correct to bring your hands up high in the middle