I guess I misunderstood your rules! I thought you wished to avoid circle left 3/4, N swing, not all circles in the A1. Hope you find enough! Linda
On Jun 29, 2017, at 7:13 PM, Kalia Kliban <kalia.kli...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 6/29/2017 3:33 PM, Linda Leslie wrote: >> Here are few for you to consider, Kalia. Hope you and the new callers have a >> lot of fun! >> warmly, Linda >> *A1 Reel* >> by Chris Weiler >> Contra/Becket-CCW/Easy > > This is my go-to ending dance, and I love it. It does, however, start with > the dread circle left 3/4, which I'm trying to avoid in this case. > >> *Boys from Urbana* >> by John Coffman >> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy > > Another truly excellent dance. I considered this one, but thought the timing > subtleties of the zig-zag to allemande might get away from a hesitant new > caller. As a fairly new trainer-of-callers, I'm uncertain about how much > complexity they can handle. I know I was a total mess on my first few > camper-night attempts. Anything that needed teaching beyond the very basics > would have been out of my league. But there are often callers in classes > who've got the basics down and are looking for a bit more of a challenge. > >> *Classical Contra* >> by Peter Campbell & Lisa Greenleaf >> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy >> A1 ----------- >> Circle left three-quarters, pass through > > Again, the circle L 3/4 start... > >> *Equal Turn, The* >> by Tom Hinds >> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy-Int >> A1 ----------- >> Gents Allemande left once and a half >> Neighbor swing >> A2 ----------- >> R & L through >> Ladies chain >> B1 ----------- >> Circle Left three-quarters, >> pass through up and down >> New ladies allemande left once and a half** >> B2 ----------- >> Partner Balance and Swing > > Aha! We may have a winner! A glossary-figure Becket that doesn't start with > circle L 3/4! > >> *Midwest Folklore* >> by Orace Johnson >> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy >> A1 ----------- >> Circle left three-quarters > <snip> >> *Trip to Falmouth* >> by Linda Leslie >> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy >> A1 ----------- >> Circle left three-quarters > > Ubiquitous, aren't they :>) > >> *Serenity & Grace* >> by Linda Leslie >> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy >> A1 ----------- >> Long lines forward and back >> Circle Left three-quarters > > It's not _quite_ the first move... > >> *Wingnut Whirl* >> by Allan Brozek >> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy >> A1 ----------- >> (8) Down the hall, four in line (turn as couples) >> (8) Return and Bend the line >> A2 ----------- >> (8) Circle Left 3/4 and pass through along the set >> (8) Next Neighbor swing >> B1 ----------- >> (8) Men allemande Left 1-1/2 >> Scoop up partner and star promenade half-way >> B2 ----------- >> (8) Women Do-si-do >> (8) Partner swing > > Hooray, another good candidate! The star promenade is an excellent bonus > move, since none of my other easy dances have it, and I like the Women's > dosido into the swing. > > Thank you Linda!
