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Re: Degree of Rise
Posted by suomynona
12/29/2005  2:10:00 PM
Both the progressive chasse and the quarter turn to right have the following rise and fall:

1) Commence to rise end of 1 (NFR for the inside partner, obviously not for the other)

2) continue to rise on 2 and 3

3) -

4) Up. Lower e/o 4

The book gives no rise for the 5th step of the progressive chasse, but if one is executing an alternating sequence of them this will be replaced by a first step of a quarter turn, so the rise of the following step will in fact be the same in both cases. (No rise would be used if the fifth step were taken as a connector to a reverse figure)
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