Social games and group dances; a collection of games and dances suitable for community and social use . right (one), left(and), right (two), and hold (and). i meas. Go get your hat and parasolThe circus, it is here. Repeat the movements described above, startingwith the left foot forward. 2 meas. 230 SINGING GAMES AND DANCES II Ten for the big onesFive for the small. Partners join both hands, extend arms sideways,shoulder high, take four slides clockwise aroundcircle. Four slides back to places. a meas. Ill Hurry up, hurry upOr you cannot go at all. Link right arm with partner, left arm raised
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Social games and group dances; a collection of games and dances suitable for community and social use . right (one), left(and), right (two), and hold (and). i meas. Go get your hat and parasolThe circus, it is here. Repeat the movements described above, startingwith the left foot forward. 2 meas. 230 SINGING GAMES AND DANCES II Ten for the big onesFive for the small. Partners join both hands, extend arms sideways, shoulder high, take four slides clockwise aroundcircle. Four slides back to places. a meas. Ill Hurry up, hurry upOr you cannot go at all. Link right arm with partner, left arm raised (seeFig. 49). Turn rapidly in place with quick, short steps, taking as many steps as can be crowded in. 2 meas. At the end of the step finish with both circlesfacing the center. IV Hop, hop, hop, the day it is so clearFor Anderson, and Peterson and Lundstrom, mydear. The inner circle joins hands. Each dancer inthe outer circle places hands on the shoulders ofpartner (see Fig. 50). This represents a merry-go-round. The childrenof the inner circle are the horses, those in the outercircle the riders.. FIG. 48 FIG. 49 FIG, 50 FiL.s. 4, S, 4y AM) 50. — IHE ClKtLS THE CIRCUS 231 In this formation slide i6 counts tO the left. 4 meas.Repeat words and slide i6 counts to the right. 4 meas.Dance is now repeated, the horses and riderschanging places. 232 SINGING GAMES AND DANCES CARROUSEL (Merry-Go-Round)(Swedish Senqing Game) A Moderato eon moto ( J = 84) Arranged by C. H. Mills