Hi folks,
A few weeks ago, there was some discussion about Nils Fredland's dance: "Head
of the Bed" (see below).... I was about to call it a couple of wks ago, and
although I had memorized the dance (thanks, Tom H!)..., on the way driving to
the dance, I realized I wasn't sure when to introduce and identify the shadow
during the walk thru!
I remember dancing it, and I think I re-call the caller introducing the
shadow after the N Swg end of A1, which would be on the diagonal? And then, of
course, since it's Becket, the shadow can be introduced in the beginning: the
same person on the same side one beyond your partner ..... (help!)....
For those who have called it, how and when do you introduce the shadow during
your teaching? I hope to call it this Friday nite (Jan 6), so quick comments
appreciated.
Any additional teaching notes appreciated..... and also pls cfm I got the
dance right!
Thanks,
Karen Fontana
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Head of the Bed by Nils Fredland
Becket Contra
A1 - Slide Left
Cir Left 3/4
N Swg
A2 - w/ N 1/2 Promenade
W Chain
B1 - 1/2 Hey, W start pass Rt Sh
Shadow Swing
B2 - LL F&B
Gents roll shadow away
P Swg
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Karen Fontana
www.karenscontracorner.com
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(H) 650-691-9663
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