I have a few dances you may like. The first dance is a somewhat new dance that has been well received. I have only composed a couple dozen dances (many are on my web site) but this one I think is especially nice. Written May 28, 2006 at the Seattle Northwest Folklife Festival, and named "A Sizzlin' Seattle". Hope you like it. A Sizzlin' Seattle - Dave Colestock Becket 3 Swing, Double Progression
A1 Circle Left 3/4 Pass thru (to New Neighbors) Swing the New Neighbor A2 B&S the Next Neighbor B1 Gents AL 1 1/2 Swing Partner B2 LL F&B Pass Thru Across the Set CA Twirl with Partner (keep hands joined for the circle left in A1) And another dance - this one uses a Men's Chain: Men in Plaid - Dave Colestock - 01/12/2006 Improper A1 LL F&B Swing your Neighbor A2 Gentlemen Chain Across Gentlemen Allemande Left Twice Around B1 Balance and Swing Partner B2 Right & Left Thru Ladies Chain Across Dance written at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theater in Lancaster, PA at the dinner show of "Forever Plaid". Enjoy! Dave Colestock --- On Tue, 8/25/09, Bronwyn Woods <[email protected]> wrote: From: Bronwyn Woods <[email protected]> Subject: [Callers] emerging artists To: "Caller's discussion list" <[email protected]> List-Post: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2009, 5:20 PM Hi all, In January, the NYC contra is holding a dance themed around "emerging artists". I will be calling to Stunt Double (Laurie Tupper, Christopher Jacoby, Dave Casserly, Julie Vallimont). It should be a great dance. Anyway, in keeping with the theme, I would like to call some dances by "emerging" choreographers. I'm currently looking for dances that fit this loose description - "emerging" can really be defined however you want. So, if you know of dances that you like that you think fit the bill, let me know! Also let me know if the dances have been called before or still need to be given a trial run. Thanks, Bronwyn _______________________________________________ Callers mailing list [email protected] http://www.sharedweight.net/mailman/listinfo/callers
