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Dance Hamba Kahle 13913

Jig · 32 bars · 3 couples · Longwise - 4   (Progression: 213)

Devised by
Irene van Maarseveen (2006)
Intensity
660/880/888/844 = 53% (whole dance)
Formations
Steps
  • Pas-de-Basque, Skip-Change, Slip-Step
Published in
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Recommended Music
Extra Info
Devised by Irene van Maarseveen. Pretoria. March 2006.

This dance is dedicated to Elma Mccausland and Margo Monteith. It commemorates …

Devised by Irene van Maarseveen. Pretoria. March 2006.

This dance is dedicated to Elma Mccausland and Margo Monteith. It commemorates Elma ‘s visit to South Africa in August 2006. The title, Hamb a Kahle, is a widely-used Zulu farewell which means Go Well. It is pronounced with “a” as in “ah”, “h” aspirated, and “e” as in “bed”, each word having two syllables, thus: "ham-ba ka-hle’'.

Hamba Kahle 3/4L · J32
1–
1W+2M turn RH ½ | 1c+2c RHA | 1M+2W turn RH ½ (2x,1x,3)
9–
2c+1c R&L, finish 2c(1c) facing dn(up) (2x,1x,3)
17–
2W+1W & 2M+1M & 3c set | Mirror Reels3 {6} on sidelines, 1c start out and up, 1c finish facing out
25–
2c cross down LH to 2pl and cast up to 1pl while{4) 1c cast up to 1pl and cross down LH to 2pl (to 2,1,3) ; 1c+3c Circle 4 L
Hamba Kahle 3/4L · J32
1-8
1L+2M 1/2 turn RH to change places, 1s+2s dance RH across, 1M+2L 1/2 turn RH to change places. (2) (1) 3
9-16
2s+1s dance R&L finishing 2s facing down, 1s facing up
17-24
2L+1L, 2M+1M & 3s set & dance mirror reels of 3 on sides (2s in/down, 1s out/up, 3s in/up). 1s end facing out
25-32
2s cross down LH to 2nd place & cast up to 1st place while 1s cast up & cross down LH to 2nd place; 1s+3s circle 4H round to left. End 2 1 3

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