The action depends on 4 couples for the progression. As the action alternates the two couples on each end swap every other cycle via the cast off, but those dyads stay segregated - there is no "move up" or similar to mix further numbers of couples from the middle of the line into the A parts active position. As written, 4 (alternating) times through the dance will make every couple "active" once.
I view this dance as a handy alternative to running a square for those times when you'd be stuck for something else. -Don On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 11:40 PM, Bob Peterson via Callers < [email protected]> wrote: [snip] > Need it be limited to 4 couples? Would an arbitrarily long line work? > > \Bob > >
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