EVOLUTIONS.

Here follows a detailed description, with diagrams, of the various

evolutions necessary to the dances which we have embodied in this series;

to each evolution a Notation word is attached.

The best way for a teacher who has never seen the dances performed, yet

wants to teach them from the book, is to study the diagrams and learn by

heart the Notation word for each. He should then stand a side upon the

floor, make them go through the evolutions by word of command, or

Notation word, slowly, as described; counting the beats, but without

music.

This manner of beginning is advised only when the teacher has nothing but

the book for guide: where an experienced dancer is available we have

found it best for the novices to set to at once upon the dance; the

practised one showing steps, evolutions, &c, as they occur.

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