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!important; } I have a few dances - I'm tight on time, will send soon. I want
more though so I hope others continue to share.
Laur
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On Tuesday, October 4, 2016, 3:09 PM, QuiAnn2 via Callers
<callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
I recently called at a contra dance where we had exactly 6 dancers for almost
the entire evening (one joined us later but only occasionally danced). This was
unexpected as they usually have attendance in the 12-20 range. I was able to
piece together a night of mixers, triplets, and oddball dances to make it work
and the dancers were game for anything so it ended up being a fun night. But it
got me thinking about what to do if only 4 dancers came to a dance (meaning
even if I jumped in, we would only have 5 total dancers). In order to be better
prepared for next time, I have a couple of questions.
1) Do you have any dances you can share that would work for 4 or 5 dancers? Or
also dances for 6 dancers that are not triplets (have plenty of triplets). I
have already collected Do-Si-3 and Haste to the Divorce, both of which I
modified so that they would not progress.
2) Could a whole evening (3 hours) of dance be put together for just 4-5
dancers?
3) What preparation can be done by me in advance to help with this situation?
It’s possible to talk with the organizer in advance about canceling the dance
if only 4 or 5 dancers show up, however, this particular dance is a 75 minute
drive one-way and I’d prefer to avoid the round trip if there won’t be enough
dancers. For various reasons, any dance promoting that I do myself would be
largely ineffective for this particular dance.
Would love to hear about any ideas you can share. Thanks!
Jacqui Grennan
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