Thanks, David, for filling in the blanks on those dances. I know that Tony 
Mates is out of town right now, and would have provided names if he knew them, 
so now he can update those videos with the correct dance titles.

This was a huge labor of love by Tony and other volunteers at Dare To Be Square 
(DTBS), and I really appreciate having such a wonderful archive available for 
us to refer back to.

If you are curious about DTBS, we will be having another DTBS weekend in 
Seattle on November 4-7. It is still in the planning stages, but more 
information can be found at http://www.bubbaguitar.com/d2bs/.

Suzanne


-----Original Message-----
>From: David Millstone <[email protected]>
>Sent: Jun 17, 2010 11:20 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [Callers] Dare to Be Square Archive
>
>Jack asked about the two Ted Sannella dances shown here:
>
>> The Dare to be Square 2009 Archive is on the air! Go to 
>> http://vimeo.com/ and find the search box, click on "channels" and 
>> enter "dtbs". Have a look around.
>
>Both of these dances appear in print in Ted Sannella's book "Swing the Next." 
>The first one is "Pass Through and So-si-do," for which Ted suggests the tune
>Ronde de Voyageur. The second one is "Gents Three-Quarter Star," for which Ted
>suggests the tune Brenda Stubbert's Reel, written by Jerry Holland.
>
>For callers on this list who do not already own copies, I highly recommend 
>Ted's
>book and his earlier one, "Balance and Swing." In addition to presenting lots 
>of
>material (contras, squares, triplets) written by Ted as well as by others, the
>books offer excellent tips on how to present each dance, suggested wording of
>calls, notes on challenging transitions... in short, a master class on how to
>present each dance.
>
>Both books are available online from CDSS:
>
>http://www.cdss.org/north-american-dance.html?order_by=&per_page=20&filters=form
>at&format=bk&for=sannella&search=
>
>David Millstone
>Lebanon, NH
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