Marmaduke Mixer
Formation: Circle of couples facing in, lady on gent’s right.
Music: “Marmaduke’s Hornpipe” on Lloyd Shaw CD Contratoons,
	or use another hornpipe played about 118 beats per minute.

Prompts: 
Intro or
	57-64	- - - -; All go Forward and Back;
	1-8	- - - -; - - Forward and Back;
	9-16	- - - -; Ladies left inside, Gents right, Single File Promenade;
	17-24	- - - -; - Reverse back to Partner;
	25-32	- - - -; - - Partners Gypsy;

	33-40	- - - -; - - Corner Swing;
	41-48	- - - -; - - Promenade;
	49-56	- - - -; (continue Promenade);
	57-64	- - - -; All go Forward and Back;

Description:
	1-8	All dancers go forward 3 steps and touch, then backup 3 steps and touch.
	9-16	Repeat 1-8.
	17-24	Ladies step inside and to their left Promenade in single file (clockwise) while the gents Promenade single file to their right outside (counterclockwise).
	25-32	Dancers individually turn around to retrace their path back to their partner.

	33-40	Partners Gypsy once around each other (with right shoulders adjacent walk around each other while maintaining eye contact). 
	41-48	Dancers move forward to their corner (now diagonally to their left) to Swing ending with the lady on the right side of the gent.
	49-64	Same two dancers Promenade for 12 steps. During the last 4 beats, face the middle ready to begin the dance again. 

Choreography by:  Allan Brozek, Connecticut
Source:  American Square Dance, Bob Howell’s Easy Level column, (date unknown); 
CD Journal, August 2012. 
See <Conntras.org> on the internet (CONNtra CONNection in CONNecticut) for more information about Allan and additional dances by Connecticut contra callers. 
Usage:  Like Al’s “Ten O’Clock Mixer” this is a smooth and simple dance pattern. 

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