The transition from Star Right to Allemande Right with same neighbors
actually flows pretty nicely. You can see a dance with that transition
in this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCBguZj8zL4
[Note: At the beginning the camera shows only the stage area. It pans
to show the dancers at about 1:40. A while later it pans back to the
stage then back to dance floor again.]
The dance in the video, "You're Among Friends" by Bob Isaacs, is based
on "Al's Safeway Produce" by Robert Cromartie. "Al's Safeway Produce"
is the first contra in which I recall seeing this sort of transition
(in that case from a left hand star to a left allemande).
--Jim
On Feb 23, 2014, at 10:14 PM, rich sbardella wrote:
I do not write contra dances, but is the Star Right really followed
by Allemande Right? To a square dancer, it seems awkward two RH
movements.
Rich
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