Barracks Johnnie Flashcards

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What are the steps in Barracks Johnnie?

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  1. Balance and travel
  2. PDB
  3. Pointing and backstopping
  4. Assemble
  5. Diagonal extension
  6. Circling
  7. Reverse shedding
  8. Turning
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Describe the time, tempo and music for Barracks Johnnie

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Time - 2/4, count 2 in the bar
Tempo - 50 or 52 bars to the minute
Music - Braes O’ Mar or The Barren Rocks of Aden

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Describe step 1 of BJ

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Balance and travel
B1 Execute a balance movement springing RF LF (1 2
Arms 2nd or 3rd

B2 hopping LF execute a HC in front and travel movement (3 2 4 and (and) a 2)
Arms 2nd

B3-4 repeat bars 1-2
B5-8 break RF
B9-16 repeat bars 1-8 with the opposite foot

Variations: arms in the break may differ from arms in B1-4
Bars 1-4 step to fwd 2nd, break is to fwd 2nd or 4th int

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Describe step 2 of BJ

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Pas de Basque
B1 PDB RF (May finish with extension to fwd 2nd A (1 & 2)
Arms 1st

B2 Spring LF taking RF to 3rd RA then extend to fwd 2nd A (2 &)
Spring RF taking LF to 3rd RA then extend to fwd 2nd A (4 &)
Arms 3rd

B3-4 rest bars 1-2 with opp foot finishing the last ext in 4th int A (3 & 2 4 & 2 &)
B5-8 break RF
Arms 2nd for B5&6. 1st or 2nd B7&8

B9-16 repeat bars 1-8 contra

Variations: May finish PDB in bar 1 with ext to fwd 2nd or no extension
May omit ex in bar 2
May dance imperfect half beat rhythm (method a) for spring and extend
Break arms may differ - UKA/BTDZ methods may be 2nd or 3rd bar 1.
May step to fwd 2nd or 4th int for break

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Describe step 3 of BJ

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Pointing and backstep
B1-2 hop LF pointing RF in 4th (1) spring RF displacing LF which is taken sharply to 3rd RA (2) execute 2 backsteps finishing LF in 3rd A (2 2)
Arms 2nd or 3rd count 1, 3rd counts 2 2 or B1&2 3rd throughout

B3-4 repeat b1-2 with opp foot
B5-8 break RF
Arms 2nd bars 5-6
1st or 2nd bars 7-8

B9-16 repeat bars 1-8 contra

Variations:
May dance 2 backsteps in bar 2 or one spring taking RF to 3rd A and 1 backstep

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Describe step 4 of BJ

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Assemble and change

B1-2 assemble without extension lowing RF to 3rd (1) execute 2 changes (2 2)
Disassemble onto LF taking RF to 3rd A (2)
Arms 1st counts 1 2 2, then 3rd bar 2 count 2

B3-4 execute 4 backsteps springing RF LF RF LF (3 2 4 2)
Arms 3rd

B5-8 break RF
B9-16 repeat bars 1-8 contra

Variations - break…

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Describe step 5 of BJ

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Diagonal extension/high cut actio
B1-2 spring RF (1) Hop RF taking LF to 3rd RA simultaneously on landing then re-extend to 4th int A (2 &) hop RF taking LF inwards to 3rd A simultaneously on landing then re-extend to 4th int A (2 &)
Arms 2nd

B3-4 repeat b1-2 with the opp foot (3 2 & 4 & 2 &)
B5-8 break RF
Arms 2nd or 3rd (for perfect 1/2 beat rhythm in b5. 2nd bar 6. 1st or 2nd bars 7-8)
2nd (if using imperfect 1/2 beat rhythm)

B9-16 repeat bars 1-8 contra

Variations: counting for diagonal ext may be imperfect 1/2 beat rhythm method a, or perfect 1/2 beat rhythm
The WF is extended to 4th int A pos on the & count. There are 3 extensions of the food during b1-2. The foot is out in 4th IA on the & count and end of bar 2.

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Describe step 6 of BJ

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Circling balance and travel/circling

Bar 1-8 execute the 1st step baking a complete circle clockwise by the R during b1-6. This includes the break up to the shed turn to finish the front. Then execute a Highland Fling turn.
The travel only occurs on the step fwd to 2nd

B9-16 repeat b1-8 contra making a complete circle anti-clockwise by the L during bars 9-14
Arms 2nd or 3rd bar 1. 2nd bar 2.

Variation: break to fwd 2nd or 4th int

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Describe step 7 in BJ

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Reverse shedding

B1-2 hop LF pointing RF in 2nd (1) Hop LF taking RF to 3rd A (2) hop LF executing round-the-leg movement with RF to 3rd RA (2) Hop LF executing around-the-leg movement with are to 3rd A (2)
Arms 2nd

B3-4 repeat b1-2 (3 2 4 2)
B5-8 break RF

B9-16 repeat bars 1-8 contra

Variation: break

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Describe step 8 in BJ

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Turning/last step

B1-2 commencing with a spring RF execute a HF turn to R at (1 2 2 2)
Arms 1st or 2nd

B3-4 commencing with a spring LF execute a HF turn to the L (3 2 4 2)
Arms 1st or 2nd

B5-8 break RF

B9-12 repeat b1-4 with opp foot (9 2 10 2 11 2 12 2)
B13 execute the fist 2 bars of the break LF
Assemble LF in 3rd (15) execute two changes (2 16) leap landing RF 3rd (2)
Arms 1st
Note the assemble can be executed with a release of foot or extension to 4th IA or 2nd A low
Variation arms in 1st or 2nd turns

Finish: step to R with RF close LF to RF in 1st pos flat and bow.

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Describe the HC in front and travel movement

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Hop LF and execute HC in front with RF, place REF on 1/2 point slightly forward from 2nd and close LF to 3rd rear with weight, extending RF to 4th int A (1 and (and) a 2)

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Describe the HC in front movement

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As for HC but the raised foot is taken through 4th int A pos to 3rd A and then the re-extension is towards 4th int A. A HC in front movement is not performed in a series.

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Describe a balance

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Prepare with are in 4th int A with hips facing front, right shoulder slightly advanced. Arms in 3rd, head in 2nd, spring onto RF displacing LF and extending it to 4th int RA pos. repeat contra to finish in starting pos. This movement occupies 2 beats of music

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Describe a PDB movement

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Prepare with an extension of the awf

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Describe a backstep

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Starting with one foot in 3rd A pos execute a round-the-leg movement to 3rd RA and with a spring slide it down the back of the supporting leg bringing the other foot quickly to 3rd A pos. Repeat as required. This may be executed starting or finishing in 3rd RA pos and requires two beats of music.

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Describe the BJ break

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Execute a balance movement springing RF LF (1 2) Execute a HC and travel movement stepping in 1/2 point towards 4th int or fwd 2nd close than either extend to 4th IA to spring or release to just above 3rd (3 and (and) a 4). Spring RF pointing LF in 2nd and execute a Highland Fling turn. (5 6 7 8)
Arms 2nd or 3rd (1 2) 2nd (3 and (and) a 4) 1st or 2nd (5 6 7 8)

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Describe the introduction of BJ

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Same as for Highland Fling with a rise
B1-4 stand as for bow, arms in 1st or by the side
B5-8 bow (6 counts) rise on the balls of feet taking arms to 1st if not already so placed (7 8)