MY HOMETOWN LINE DANCE

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Choreographer Ira Weisburd is filmed demonstrating and then teaching his line dance to MY HOMETOWN by Paul Anka. It is a '50's Rumba/ Phrased Dance. MY HOMETOWN Step Sheet

Choreographer: Ira Weisburd (dancewithira@comcast.net)
Artist: Paul Anka
Level: High Beginner (One Wall 50s Rumba Line Dance)

PART I. (Four Rumba Boxes making ¼ turn L each time)
1& Step R to R, Step Close L to R
2& Step back w/R, hold
3& Step L to L, Step close R to L
4& Make ¼ turn L, hold
5-8& Repeat Part I (1-4&)
9-16 Repeat Part I. (1-8&)

PART II. (Step, close, step,close, step; Serpientay L,R,L; R,L,R); Repeat with opposite foot in opposite direction)
1-2Step R to R, step close with L to R
3&4 Step R to R, step close with L to R, Step R to R
5&6 Weave 3 steps with L over R (L, R, L)
7&8 Step R behind L, Step L to L, Step R over L
9-16Repeat Part II. (1-8). with L foot.

PART III. (4 diagonally forward Step, Lock, Steps; Make ½ turn L in 3 Steps; Repeat same with L foot)
1&2& Step forward on R, Lock Step w/ L behind R, Step forward on R, Step Forward on L
3&4& Lock Step with R behind L, Step forward w/L, step forward on R, Step Lock with L behind R
5&6& Step R forward, Step forward on L, lock step with R behind L, Step Forward on L
7&8& Step forward on R, pivot ½ turn to L on L, Step forward on R.
9-16Repeat Part III. (1-8&) opposite footwork


BEGIN DANCE.

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• paul
• anka
• my
• hometown
• rumba
• line
• dance
• '50's

[ellysbh]

show me step sheet, so that i can follow

[iraweisburd]

The step sheet is posted under the description on the right above.

[iraweisburd]

Hi Ira,

I just taught this line dance to both my novice and beginners' class. The last section of lock steps with no break in between is challenging for the novice dancers, otherwise they thoroughly enjoy it without too much effort. You really know how to mix a good song with good dance steps. Thank you for writing such a lovely dance for us to enjoy.

Sophia

[meijin88]

Hi Ira, watch your video and it is very2 nice and good and clear demo.  Everybody should like it. Thanks, enjoy.