SWEETHEART  WALTZ
	© 2008    Larry E.Taylor
	Dance in waltz hold.
	An eight-bar introduction of music is often played for the sixteen-bar,
	non-progressive pattern.
	Couples take positions around the perimeter of the dance floor with gents facing
	forward (anticlockwise) and ladies facing backward (clockwise) in
	the line of dance (lod).
	The pattern is also danced free; that is, dance in the available space as other dancers
	dance either the same or another waltz pattern.
	Gents dance forward on the left foot and ladies dance forward on the right foot.
	Steps:  Part of the sixteen-bar, pattern is danced with a HESITATION STEP; step in
	the lod with the leading-foot then bring the trailing-foot beside the leading-foot
	with a TAP-PAUSE; weight is only partially transferred to the tapping-foot during
	the pause; step in the lod with the pausing-foot then bring the trailing-foot beside
	the leading foot with another tap-pause.
	Bar counts (quantities of measures) for patterns are shown in bold.
	Documentation is based upon a video workshop led by Pat Murphy.
	Edition of December 25, 2008 — Contact larryetaylor@hotmail.com

WALTZES (Variable BARS)

All couples:	step in the lod with the leading-foot then bring the trailing-foot beside the
	leading-foot with a tap-pause1; weight is only partially transferred to
	the tapping-foot during the pause; step in the lod with the pausing-foot
	then bring the trailing-foot beside the leading foot with another tap-pause1;
	step in the lod with the pausing-foot then bring the trailing-foot diagonally
	outside the lod1;  (this step to the side begins a box-like pattern danced
	alongside the lod;) close feet together and step against the lod and close;
	step back into the lod and close; (the box is danced without the
	HESITATION STEP.)1
	repeat the preceding four patterns4;
	dance one anticlockwise turn in-place (down-2-3)4;
	with the gent again dancing forward and the lady dancing backward, step in the lod
	1-2-3dip1;
	pushing off with the 3dip-foot, dance against the lod 1-2-31;
	again dance in the lod then keeping only hands on the waist behind open up to face the
	center, dance in-place then return to the lod and take waltz hold (that is, "forward
	side back then forward side together")2;
	repeat from     as desired.