Here's one that I "wrote", not sure if it's original or not, but it has the
mirror A and B parts:
Is this a New Dance? DI
A1 LLFB
Circle L .75, to face P up and down
A2 DSD P, Sw P
or B & S Partner,
(My choice depends on whether there are many new dancers for whom a
16-count balance and swing might be too much)
B1 LLFB
Circle RIGHT .75, to face N up and down
B2 DSD N, Sw N or B & S N
-----Original Message-----
From: Mac Mckeever via Callers <[email protected]>
To: callers <[email protected]>; Richard Hart
<[email protected]>
Sent: Sat, Jul 28, 2018 10:27 am
Subject: Re: [Callers] Dance ID and question
That looks like 'Will You Marry Me' by Seth Tepfer
Other ones that come to mind
Hey in the barn by Chart(?) Gutherie
Tinkie Winkie by Ron Buchannon
I am sure there are several others
Mac McKeever
On Saturday, July 28, 2018, 9:16:26 AM CDT, Richard Hart
via Callers <[email protected]> wrote:
Two questions. First I collected the following dance long ago. Does anyone know
the author and title?
Becket formation.
A1: Circle L 3/4
Flatten circle to wavy line or 4, woman in middle.
Balance wave. W alla main L 1 x.
A2: N Bal & Swing.
B1: Circle L 3/4
Flatten circle to wavy line of 4, women in middle.
Balance wave. W alla main L 1 x.
B2: P Bal & Swing.
Slide L to progress.
In this dance, the A and B parts are essentially mirror image repetitions of
each other. Do you know of any other dances where the A and B parts repeat in a
similar way? The only other dance that I know of that does this is Chart
Guthrie’s Hey in the Barn.
Thanks, Rich Hart.
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