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- Castle_Walk abstract "Castle Walk is a dance originated and made famous by Vernon and Irene Castle. The Castle Walk became popular through its introduction into the Tango. In this dance, the man continually goes forward and the lady backward. In order that the lady may be properly guided about the room, the man's arm encircles her just under her arm, while her left hand rests on the man's right arm. The position of the lady's right arm and the man's left arm is high, with their hands clasped, see the illustration.The man starts forward with his left foot and the lady backward with her right, simply walking with gliding steps keeping on the toes, one count of the music to each step. This step is continued to the end of the room, where a large circle is begun, which is gradually made smaller and smaller, until it is ended by whirling completely around three times, to three counts of the music and then dip.The Castle Walk may be varied by describing the figure eight or zig-zag instead of the large circle.To make the three whirls is rather a difficult matter, as it must be done very rapidly to accomplisha complete revolution to one beat of the music, but with a little practice it is soon learned.Troy Kinney describes the Castle Walk as part of One-Step as follows: This is a walking stepof direct advance and retreat, not used to move to theside. The couple are in closed position, the woman,therefore, stepping backward as the man steps forward,and vice versa. The advancing foot is planted in fourthposition, the knee straight, the toe down so that the ballof the foot strikes the floor first. The walk presents anappearance of strutting, although the shoulders are heldlevel, and the body firm; a sharp twist that punctuateseach step is effected by means of pivoting on the supportingfoot. The shoulder and hip movements that originallycharacterised the "trot" are no longer practiced.".
- Castle_Walk thumbnail Castlewalk.gif?width=300.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageExternalLink z3cstwlk.htm.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageID "1000153".
- Castle_Walk wikiPageLength "2559".
- Castle_Walk wikiPageOutDegree "8".
- Castle_Walk wikiPageRevisionID "543846327".
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ballroom_dance.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Dance.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink One-Step.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Tango.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Tango_(dance).
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Troy_Kinney.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Turkey_Trot_(dance).
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Turkey_trot_(dance).
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink Vernon_and_Irene_Castle.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLink File:Castlewalk.gif.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageWikiLinkText "Castle Walk".
- Castle_Walk hasPhotoCollection Castle_Walk.
- Castle_Walk wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Castle_Walk subject Category:Ballroom_dance.
- Castle_Walk hypernym Dance.
- Castle_Walk type Single.
- Castle_Walk type Style.
- Castle_Walk comment "Castle Walk is a dance originated and made famous by Vernon and Irene Castle. The Castle Walk became popular through its introduction into the Tango. In this dance, the man continually goes forward and the lady backward. In order that the lady may be properly guided about the room, the man's arm encircles her just under her arm, while her left hand rests on the man's right arm.".
- Castle_Walk label "Castle Walk".
- Castle_Walk sameAs 캐슬_워크.
- Castle_Walk sameAs m.03y3s3.
- Castle_Walk sameAs Q5050339.
- Castle_Walk sameAs Q5050339.
- Castle_Walk wasDerivedFrom Castle_Walk?oldid=543846327.
- Castle_Walk depiction Castlewalk.gif.
- Castle_Walk isPrimaryTopicOf Castle_Walk.