X: 1
T: Bitte mand i knibe
T: Little Man In A Fix
O: Denmark
Z: 1997 by John Chambers <jc@trillian.mit.edu>
R:
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: G
P: Bouncy (polska)
"G"DGB |: "G"dd dc BA | GG GB AG | "D7"AA Ac BA |[1,3 "G"GG GD GB :|2,4 "G"G2- Gz :|
P: Smooth (waltz)
D2 |: "C"E2 G2 FE | "G"D2 B2 AG | "D7"F2 c2 BA |[1,3 "G"G2 B2 D2 :|2,4 "G"G2- Gz :|
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P: Bouncy (polska)
K: D
"D"Adf |: "D"aa ag fe | dd df ed | "A7"ee eg fe |[1,3 "D"dd dA df :|2,4 "D"d2- dz :|
P: Smooth (waltz)
A2 |: "G"B2 d2 cB | "D"A2 f2 ed | "A7"c2 g2 fe |[1,3 "D"d2 f2 A2 :|2,4 "D"d2- dz :|
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%% Couple Mixer; description from Janet Gabites <jgabites@eos.ubc.CA>:
%% Start the dance with two couples facing each other but offset so that the
%% men are side by side, near arms linked. The other arm is around their
%% partner's waist. The women are on the outside holding near shoulder with
%% left hand, and partner's hand at the waist on the right. Running step
%% around in a mill - if weight and size ratios are right and the music is
%% fast enough, the women can fly. For the next section, open the line to
%% hand-holds and pass the women in and under the mens' arms. Men keep
%% holding hands, and women keep holding their partner's right hand. Women
%% now turn back in to link free hands and the whole double-handed mill
%% rotates. The third section is a waltz, first tyrolia (out, in, out, in)
%% then regular partner waltz around the other couple. The whole dance then
%% repeats. If it is being used as a mixer, each couple uses the waltzing to
%% move off to find a new couple to dance with.
%%endtext