Steppin' Out - Revision history

Larry: minor rewording

2021-08-27T15:07:49Z

minor rewording

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	Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, circa 1958, unique because of the recording typically used: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase.		Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, circa 1958, unique because of the recording typically used: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, in silence, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase.

	In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front ~~with~~ no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.		In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front, no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.

	A malicious markid/a will shut off the ~~recording~~ during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.		A malicious markid/a will shut off the playback during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.

	Lyrics and music to the original song, Steppin' Out With My Baby, are by Irving Berlin. It was created for the 1948 musical film [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Parade_(film) Easter Parade], starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland.		Lyrics and music of the original song, Steppin' Out With My Baby, are by Irving Berlin. It was created for the 1948 musical film [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Parade_(film) Easter Parade], starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland.

	==== References ====		==== References ====

Larry: Minor improvements

2021-08-27T12:26:59Z

Minor improvements

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	Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the recording typically used: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase.		Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, circa 1958, unique because of the recording typically used: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase.

	In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.		In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.
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	Stockton Camp [http://www.folkdancecamp.org/s/FDC1959.pdf syllabus] from 1959, containing instructions (~~"errata" section, before~~ page 1)		Stockton Camp [http://www.folkdancecamp.org/s/FDC1959.pdf syllabus] from 1959, containing instructions (nineteenth page of the document)

	Fred Astaire's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g742gWRA8E performance] from the movie		Fred Astaire's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g742gWRA8E performance] from the movie

Larry: Rearrange

2021-03-15T03:30:40Z

Rearrange

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	Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the recording typically used: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase. ~~(A malicious markid/a will shut off the recording during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.)~~		Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the recording typically used: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase.

	In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.		In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.

			A malicious markid/a will shut off the recording during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.

	Lyrics and music to the original song, Steppin' Out With My Baby, are by Irving Berlin. It was created for the 1948 musical film [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Parade_(film) Easter Parade], starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland.		Lyrics and music to the original song, Steppin' Out With My Baby, are by Irving Berlin. It was created for the 1948 musical film [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Parade_(film) Easter Parade], starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland.

Larry: Update Rokdim ID

2019-04-30T01:08:15Z

Update Rokdim ID

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Larry: Movie info

2017-01-08T14:19:22Z

Movie info

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	Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the ~~music~~: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase. (A malicious markid/a will shut off the recording during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.)		Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the recording typically used: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase. (A malicious markid/a will shut off the recording during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.)

	In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.		In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.

			Lyrics and music to the original song, Steppin' Out With My Baby, are by Irving Berlin. It was created for the 1948 musical film [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Parade_(film) Easter Parade], starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland.

	==== References ====		==== References ====

	Stockton Camp [http://www.folkdancecamp.org/s/FDC1959.pdf syllabus] from 1959, containing instructions ("errata" section, before page 1)		Stockton Camp [http://www.folkdancecamp.org/s/FDC1959.pdf syllabus] from 1959, containing instructions ("errata" section, before page 1)

			Fred Astaire's [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g742gWRA8E performance] from the movie

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Larry: fix stockton link

2016-03-04T10:56:32Z

fix stockton link

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	Stockton Camp [http://www.folkdancecamp.org/~~old_syllabus~~/~~fdc1959~~.pdf syllabus] from 1959, containing instructions.		Stockton Camp [http://www.folkdancecamp.org/s/FDC1959.pdf syllabus] from 1959, containing instructions ("errata" section, before page 1)

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Larry: markid/a

2015-07-11T02:13:34Z

markid/a

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	Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the music: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase. (A malicious markid will shut off the recording during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.)		Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the music: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase. (A malicious markid/a will shut off the recording during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.)

	In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.		In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.

Larry: Link to Rokdim

2015-02-16T14:50:55Z

Link to Rokdim

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Hebrew: סטפין אווט

Partner dance by Roger and Jean Knapp, unique because of the music: On the third time through, there is no music at all! Dancers perform the dance without accompaniment, attempting to keep the count correctly until the music starts again for the last phrase. (A malicious markid will shut off the recording during the silence, making the dancers think they're way fast until they realize what has happened.)

In Israel, Steppin' Out is still done as a partner dance. In the USA, it is now often done as a line dance, all facing front with no partners. The middle section is done once walking forward and once back, rather than forward both times as in the partner dance.

==== References ====

Stockton Camp [http://www.folkdancecamp.org/old_syllabus/fdc1959.pdf syllabus] from 1959, containing instructions.

{{AussieDance|2043}}
[[Category:Dances]]