Count:
48
Wand:
2
Ebene:
Intermediate/Advanced waltz
Dance just the first 24 counts and you will be doing my dance "Oh Daddy".
WALK, TOGETHER, WALK, WALK, TOGETHER, WALK
1Long step right forward, angling body left (lead with right hip)
2Step left beside right (maintain angle)
3Step right forward (toward 12:00)
4Long step left forward, angling body right (lead with left hip)
5Step right beside left maintain angle)
6Step left forward (toward 12:00)
TURN, ROLL, ROLL, TURN, WALK, WALK
1Step right forward, turn ¼ left (9:00) and roll right hip to right
2Shift weight left and roll left hip left
3Shift weight right and roll right hip right
Optional Styling: look over right shoulder for counts 1-3
4Turn body ¼ left (6:00) and short step left forward
5Short step ball of right forward
6Short step ball of left forward
WALK, TURN, TURN, CROSS, TURN, TOGETHER
1Step right forward (right toe out)
2Step forward on ball of left and spin ½ turn right (12:00)
3Turn body ¼ right (3:00) and step right to right and slightly back
Counts 2-3 are one fluid motion progressing toward 6:00 wall
4Cross left over right
5Step right to right and turn ¼ left (12:00)
6Step left beside right
TURN, ROLL, ROLL, TURN, SLIDE, TURN
1Step right forward and turn ¼ left (9:00) and roll right hip to right
2Shift weight left and roll left hip to left
3Shift weight right (begin ¼ turn left) and roll right hip to right
Optional Styling: look over right shoulder for counts 1-3
4Complete ¼ left (6:00) and step left forward (slightly)
5Slide-step right forward on diagonal right (begin ¼ turn left)
6Turn ¼ left (3:00) and rock step left to left (and slightly back)
(SERPENTINE) FORWARD, TURN, DIAGONAL, CROSS, DIAGONAL, BACK
1Sep right forward and slightly left (right foot will be ahead of left)
2Step left to left and turn ¼ right (6:00)
3Step right back at a diagonal right
4Cross left over right
5Step right back at a diagonal
6Step left back
CROSS, ROLL, ROLL, WALK, TURN, BACK
1Cross right over left
2Slide-step left to left and roll left hip left
3Roll right hip right (begin ¼ turn left)
4Complete ¼ left (3:00) and step left forward (slightly)
5Slide-step right forward on a diagonal right and turn ¼ left (12:00)
6Step left slightly back
CROSS, TURN, SIDE, CROSS, SIDE, TURN
1Cross right over left
2Step left back and turn body ¼ right (3:00)
3Step right to right (and slightly back)
4Cross left over right
5Turn body ¼ left (12:00) and step right back
6Step left beside right
WALK, SIDE, TOGETHER, WALK, TURN, TOGETHER
1Step right forward
2Step left to left
3Step right beside left
4Step left forward (left toe out)
5Step right forward (begin ½ turn left)
6Step left beside right as you complete ½ turn left (6:00)
REPEAT
CAJUN/ZYDECO STYLING
The following are suggestions to enhance your enjoyment of dancing to Cajun/Zydeco music
1. DOWN-UP-UP
The "down-up-up" emphasis is particularly important in Cajun/Zydeco waltz styling. On the first count step full foot down, and dip slightly on the second and third counts. Lift onto the ball of the foot described and take a short step
2. LEGS APART
I've observed a Cajun/Zydeco venues that dancers of both genders keep their legs slightly apart (less than shoulder width) throughout waltzes. Therefore, when the step sheet calls for "together" or "beside", keep your legs a minimum of 6 inches apart
-- Hedy McAdams
WALK, TOGETHER, WALK, WALK, TOGETHER, WALK
1Long step right forward, angling body left (lead with right hip)
2Step left beside right (maintain angle)
3Step right forward (toward 12:00)
4Long step left forward, angling body right (lead with left hip)
5Step right beside left maintain angle)
6Step left forward (toward 12:00)
TURN, ROLL, ROLL, TURN, WALK, WALK
1Step right forward, turn ¼ left (9:00) and roll right hip to right
2Shift weight left and roll left hip left
3Shift weight right and roll right hip right
Optional Styling: look over right shoulder for counts 1-3
4Turn body ¼ left (6:00) and short step left forward
5Short step ball of right forward
6Short step ball of left forward
WALK, TURN, TURN, CROSS, TURN, TOGETHER
1Step right forward (right toe out)
2Step forward on ball of left and spin ½ turn right (12:00)
3Turn body ¼ right (3:00) and step right to right and slightly back
Counts 2-3 are one fluid motion progressing toward 6:00 wall
4Cross left over right
5Step right to right and turn ¼ left (12:00)
6Step left beside right
TURN, ROLL, ROLL, TURN, SLIDE, TURN
1Step right forward and turn ¼ left (9:00) and roll right hip to right
2Shift weight left and roll left hip to left
3Shift weight right (begin ¼ turn left) and roll right hip to right
Optional Styling: look over right shoulder for counts 1-3
4Complete ¼ left (6:00) and step left forward (slightly)
5Slide-step right forward on diagonal right (begin ¼ turn left)
6Turn ¼ left (3:00) and rock step left to left (and slightly back)
(SERPENTINE) FORWARD, TURN, DIAGONAL, CROSS, DIAGONAL, BACK
1Sep right forward and slightly left (right foot will be ahead of left)
2Step left to left and turn ¼ right (6:00)
3Step right back at a diagonal right
4Cross left over right
5Step right back at a diagonal
6Step left back
CROSS, ROLL, ROLL, WALK, TURN, BACK
1Cross right over left
2Slide-step left to left and roll left hip left
3Roll right hip right (begin ¼ turn left)
4Complete ¼ left (3:00) and step left forward (slightly)
5Slide-step right forward on a diagonal right and turn ¼ left (12:00)
6Step left slightly back
CROSS, TURN, SIDE, CROSS, SIDE, TURN
1Cross right over left
2Step left back and turn body ¼ right (3:00)
3Step right to right (and slightly back)
4Cross left over right
5Turn body ¼ left (12:00) and step right back
6Step left beside right
WALK, SIDE, TOGETHER, WALK, TURN, TOGETHER
1Step right forward
2Step left to left
3Step right beside left
4Step left forward (left toe out)
5Step right forward (begin ½ turn left)
6Step left beside right as you complete ½ turn left (6:00)
REPEAT
CAJUN/ZYDECO STYLING
The following are suggestions to enhance your enjoyment of dancing to Cajun/Zydeco music
1. DOWN-UP-UP
The "down-up-up" emphasis is particularly important in Cajun/Zydeco waltz styling. On the first count step full foot down, and dip slightly on the second and third counts. Lift onto the ball of the foot described and take a short step
2. LEGS APART
I've observed a Cajun/Zydeco venues that dancers of both genders keep their legs slightly apart (less than shoulder width) throughout waltzes. Therefore, when the step sheet calls for "together" or "beside", keep your legs a minimum of 6 inches apart
-- Hedy McAdams
