"K&E" is "Vermont Tempest." If Bev is describing "Tempest" formation as I
think she is, the two are not quite the same:
"Tempest" in diagram form (as I understand the description):
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BAND
3M 4L
2L 2M 1L 1M
3L 4M
"Vermont Tempest" in diagram form:
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Dance Turn 1:
BAND
2M 1L 3M 4L
2L 1M 3L 4M
6M 5L 7M 8L
6L 5M 7L 8M
Dance Turn 2:
BAND
2L 2M 4L 4M (Out)
6M 1L 3M 8L
6L 1M 3L 8M
5M 5L 7M 7L (Out)
Dance Turn 3:
BAND
6M 2L 4M 8L
6L 2M 4L 8M
5M 1L 3M 7L
5L 1M 3L 7M
Have fun!
Lark Speyer
On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 1:08 AM, Chris Page <[email protected]> wrote:
> HI all,
>
> Anyone have a tempest formation dance they can share with me? Tempest
> formation is a line of 4 facing down between 2 side couples facing in.
>
> I've found one, called The Tempest, but other than the formation itself,
> there's nothing particularly challenging about it. I wonder anyone knows
of
> others. Please let me know.
Also, "K&E" by Pat Shaw is in Tempest formation.
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If holy is a sphere that cannot be rendered,
There is no middle place because all of it is center
--Carrie Newcomer, "I Do Not Know Its Name," _Before and After_
