[Callers] Is This a New Dance?

[Paul Wilde via Callers]

Hey all,

Does this dance exist already?  If no, please give it a whirl and let me
know what you think.

Twilight Deliverance   DI

A-1   N - S
   L L  F & B
A-2  Star L 3/4   (to Ladies side)
   P - S  (Men turn back to S P)

B-1  1/2 Hey  (Men lead, L in ctr)
   Men's Chain  (pull by L, offer R to N)
B-2  Ring Bal, & Pet Spin to R  (2X)
   On 2nd, spin a little extra into arms of new N.

Dedicated to all the people who dance, play, call, live, love, & laugh in
Montague.

Re: [Callers] Mad Orbin, a new dance

[Linda Leslie via Callers]

Thanks for mentioning the personal preference for Give & Take, Ron! The timing 
does seem to vary. But Larry Jennings, originator of the move, actually 
preferred two steps forward, two steps back with your Partner, and then a 12 
count swing. Larry liked his dancing “Zesty”!
Linda

On Aug 20, 2016, at 2:35 PM, Ron Blechner via Callers 
 wrote:

> This is a nice dance.
> 
> I think I'll call it tonight.
> 
> (For timing, I just mark down give and take to a swing as 16 beats, but 
> timing for that move is a personal preference, I believe).
> 
> Best,
> Ron Blechner
> 
> 
> On Aug 19, 2016 9:56 PM, "QuiAnn2 via Callers" 
>  wrote:
> Hi, all!
> 
> Thanks to all those who responded about this dance. Both Bob Isaacs and Chris 
> Page don’t recognize the dance as already written so I think we’re good to 
> go. Would love to hear how it goes if you decide to call it. The title is not 
> a typo. The 2nd word is a play on words as a combination of robin+orbit.
> 
> I changed the choreography slightly in B1. I teach the “give and take” as a 
> ring balance, followed by the ladies drawing their Partner across the set. As 
> such, I’ve changed the timing to (4) and (12) rather than how I had it 
> originally as (8) and (8). That was just an oversight on my part when I 
> originally posted the dance. 
> 
> Jacqui Grennan
> 
> 
> 
> Mad Orbin
> by Jacqui Grennan
> Contra/Improper
> 
> A1 ---
> (4) N RH Balance
> (4) Box the gnat
> (8) Mad Robin, gents in front
> A2 ---
> (8) Gents allemande Left 1-1/2 
>   meanwhile ladies orbit CW
> (8) N Sw
> B1 ---
> (4) Ladies give & take their P (ring balance)
> (12) P Sw 
> B2 ---
> (6, 2) Circle left 3/4, pass thru
> (8) Next N DSD
> 
>> On Aug 15, 2016, at 11:09 AM, QuiAnn2  wrote:
>> 
>> 
>>> Hi, all,
>>> 
>>> I wrote a dance recently and called it over the weekend and it was well 
>>> received. Would like to see if anyone knows if it’s already written. Thanks.
>>> 
>>> Jacqui Grennan
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Mad Orbin
>>> by Jacqui Grennan, 8/13/16
>>> Contra/Improper
>>> 
>>> A1 ---
>>> (4) N RH Balance
>>> (4) Box the gnat
>>> (8) Mad Robin, gents in front
>>> A2 ---
>>> (8) Gents allemande Left 1-1/2 
>>>   meanwhile ladies orbit CW
>>> (8) N Sw
>>> B1 ---
>>> (8) Ladies give & take their P
>>> (8) P Sw 
>>> B2 ---
>>> (6, 2) Circle left 3/4, pass thru
>>> (8) Next N DSD
>>> 
>>> 
>> 
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[Callers] Mad Orbin, a new dance

[QuiAnn2 via Callers]

Hi, all!

Thanks to all those who responded about this dance. Both Bob Isaacs and Chris 
Page don’t recognize the dance as already written so I think we’re good to go. 
Would love to hear how it goes if you decide to call it. The title is not a 
typo. The 2nd word is a play on words as a combination of robin+orbit.

I changed the choreography slightly in B1. I teach the “give and take” as a 
ring balance, followed by the ladies drawing their Partner across the set. As 
such, I’ve changed the timing to (4) and (12) rather than how I had it 
originally as (8) and (8). That was just an oversight on my part when I 
originally posted the dance. 

Jacqui Grennan



Mad Orbin
by Jacqui Grennan
Contra/Improper

A1 ---
(4) N RH Balance
(4) Box the gnat
(8) Mad Robin, gents in front
A2 ---
(8) Gents allemande Left 1-1/2 
  meanwhile ladies orbit CW
(8) N Sw
B1 ---
(4) Ladies give & take their P (ring balance)
(12) P Sw 
B2 ---
(6, 2) Circle left 3/4, pass thru
(8) Next N DSD

> On Aug 15, 2016, at 11:09 AM, QuiAnn2  wrote:
> 
> 
>> Hi, all,
>> 
>> I wrote a dance recently and called it over the weekend and it was well 
>> received. Would like to see if anyone knows if it’s already written. Thanks.
>> 
>> Jacqui Grennan
>> 
>> 
>> Mad Orbin
>> by Jacqui Grennan, 8/13/16
>> Contra/Improper
>> 
>> A1 ---
>> (4) N RH Balance
>> (4) Box the gnat
>> (8) Mad Robin, gents in front
>> A2 ---
>> (8) Gents allemande Left 1-1/2 
>>   meanwhile ladies orbit CW
>> (8) N Sw
>> B1 ---
>> (8) Ladies give & take their P
>> (8) P Sw 
>> B2 ---
>> (6, 2) Circle left 3/4, pass thru
>> (8) Next N DSD
>> 
>> 
> 

Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance, Take 2?

[via Callers]

 I bow to the collective wisdom of this group about the dangers of a 1.25 circle in 8 counts.  I modified the dance as follows and called it Monday night, with acoustic music and no sound support, while the sound tech was fighting off gremlins.   There were no new dancers at that time, a single line of 4 groups of hands-four.  I called it with the Balance and Swing.  It seemed to go over well.  I was expecting new dancers, and thought this dance would keep everyone connected to their foursome for the maximum amount of time. A1    F & B CircleL .75 to face P on sideA2    DSD P, Sw P (OrB & S P)B1    F & B Circle RIGHT  .75 to face N on sideB2    DSD N, Sw N (OrB & S N) 07/19/16, Linda Leslie wrote: Leaving out the long lines, and moving things around a bit, your dance is very similar to the following, by Orace Johnson.Cheers, LindaMidwest FolkloreContra/BecketA1 ---Circle left three-quartersNeighbor do si doA2 ---Neighbor Balance and SwingB1 ---Circle left three-quartersPartner Do si doB2 ---Partner Balance and Swing     (look left and slide left to a new couple)On Jul 19, 2016, at 4:54 PM, via Callers  wrote: Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in an upcoming program:A1 LL FB Circle L 1.25 to face P on sideA2 DSD P, Swing P (or Balance and Swing P)B1 LL FB Circle L .75 to face N on sideB2 DSD N, Swing N (or Balance and Swing N)  Thanks for any enlightenment!Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD___Callers mailing listCallers@lists.sharedweight.nethttp://lists.sharedweight.net/listinfo.cgi/callers-sharedweight.net

Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[John Rogers via Callers]

I call Dancing and the Road to Hell fairly often, and although I am careful 
about it (as I will explain), the dancers seem to enjoy it.  For starters, I 
never call it as the last dance of the evening (when the band is likely to want 
to play uptempo) and I mention to them that this is not a good time to bump the 
tempo up, just in case they were thinking of doing so.  The other  important 
thing is to tell the dancers not to worry about finishing the circle on time... 
the ladies start the chain when the music says to, and the gents keep circling 
until they get home, and by that time they'll have their partners for the 
courtesy turn.  I think it flows nicely as long as the caller sets the 
expectation the the transition to the chain is rather fluid.  (I think Mike 
Richardson's description describes this approach.)

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jul 19, 2016, at 3:20 PM, Martha Wild via Callers 
>  wrote:
> 
> Agreed. Once around is hard enough to get done in 8 counts sometimes.
> 
>> On Jul 19, 2016, at 2:16 PM, Chris Page via Callers 
>>  wrote:
>> 
>> As a general comment, I actively dislike dances that try and squeeze
>> circle left 1 & 1/4 into eight beats.
>> 
>> One dance I was in (Dancing and the Road to Hell) led to arguments on
>> the dance floor.
>> 
>> -Chris Page
>> San Diego, CA
>> 
>> On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 1:54 PM, via Callers
>>  wrote:
>>> Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in
>>> an upcoming program:
>>> 
>>> A1 LL FB
>>> Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
>>> 
>>> A2 DSD P, Swing P
>>> (or Balance and Swing P)
>>> 
>>> B1 LL FB
>>> Circle L .75 to face N on side
>>> 
>>> B2 DSD N, Swing N
>>> (or Balance and Swing N)
>>> 
>>> Thanks for any enlightenment!
>>> 
>>> Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD
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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Ron Blechner via Callers]

For others interested.

On Jul 19, 2016 5:21 PM, "Chris Page"  wrote:

> "The Merry-Go-Round", by Heiner Fischle, of all people.
>
> On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 2:02 PM, Ron Blechner via Callers
>  wrote:
> > No, but the timing on the circles will confuse some.
> >
> > But if you want 2 long lines, DSD and swing with both partner and
> neighbor,
> > you could do:
> >
> > Duple Imp
> > A1. N DSD (6)
> >NS (10)
> > A2. LLFB (8)
> >Circle L 3/4 (8, forgiving)
> > B1. P DSD (6)
> >PS (10)
> > B2. LLFB (8)
> >Circle L 3/4, Pass Thru By R (6,2)
> >
> > So... has *this* already been written?
> > Similar to Greetings, by Tori Barrone.
> >
> > Ron Blechner
> >
> >
> > On Jul 19, 2016 4:54 PM, "via Callers" 
> > wrote:
> >
> >  Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular
> spot in
> > an upcoming program:
> >
> > A1 LL FB
> > Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
> >
> > A2 DSD P, Swing P
> > (or Balance and Swing P)
> >
> > B1 LL FB
> > Circle L .75 to face N on side
> >
> > B2 DSD N, Swing N
> > (or Balance and Swing N)
> >
> >  Thanks for any enlightenment!
> >
> > Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD
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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Martha Wild via Callers]

Agreed. Once around is hard enough to get done in 8 counts sometimes.

> On Jul 19, 2016, at 2:16 PM, Chris Page via Callers 
>  wrote:
> 
> As a general comment, I actively dislike dances that try and squeeze
> circle left 1 & 1/4 into eight beats.
> 
> One dance I was in (Dancing and the Road to Hell) led to arguments on
> the dance floor.
> 
> -Chris Page
> San Diego, CA
> 
> On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 1:54 PM, via Callers
>  wrote:
>> Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in
>> an upcoming program:
>> 
>> A1 LL FB
>> Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
>> 
>> A2 DSD P, Swing P
>> (or Balance and Swing P)
>> 
>> B1 LL FB
>> Circle L .75 to face N on side
>> 
>> B2 DSD N, Swing N
>> (or Balance and Swing N)
>> 
>> Thanks for any enlightenment!
>> 
>> Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD
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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Yoyo Zhou via Callers]

On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 1:54 PM, via Callers
 wrote:
>  Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in
> an upcoming program:
>
> A1 LL FB
> Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
>
> A2 DSD P, Swing P
> (or Balance and Swing P)
>
> B1 LL FB
> Circle L .75 to face N on side
>
> B2 DSD N, Swing N
> (or Balance and Swing N)
>
>  Thanks for any enlightenment!

Hi Ann,

Circle left 1+1/4 in my experience will take at least 10-12 counts.
Perhaps consider:

A1: long lines forward, rollaway neighbor on the way back
  circle left 3/4

Yoyo Zhou

Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[via Callers]

Especially if it's a dance for new dancers who aren't giving strong enough 
weight in their circles! 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jul 19, 2016, at 5:16 PM, Chris Page via Callers 
>  wrote:
> 
> As a general comment, I actively dislike dances that try and squeeze
> circle left 1 & 1/4 into eight beats.
> 
> One dance I was in (Dancing and the Road to Hell) led to arguments on
> the dance floor.
> 
> -Chris Page
> San Diego, CA
> 
> On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 1:54 PM, via Callers
>  wrote:
>> Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in
>> an upcoming program:
>> 
>> A1 LL FB
>> Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
>> 
>> A2 DSD P, Swing P
>> (or Balance and Swing P)
>> 
>> B1 LL FB
>> Circle L .75 to face N on side
>> 
>> B2 DSD N, Swing N
>> (or Balance and Swing N)
>> 
>> Thanks for any enlightenment!
>> 
>> Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD
>> 
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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Chris Page via Callers]

As a general comment, I actively dislike dances that try and squeeze
circle left 1 & 1/4 into eight beats.

One dance I was in (Dancing and the Road to Hell) led to arguments on
the dance floor.

-Chris Page
San Diego, CA

On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 1:54 PM, via Callers
 wrote:
>  Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in
> an upcoming program:
>
> A1 LL FB
> Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
>
> A2 DSD P, Swing P
> (or Balance and Swing P)
>
> B1 LL FB
> Circle L .75 to face N on side
>
> B2 DSD N, Swing N
> (or Balance and Swing N)
>
>  Thanks for any enlightenment!
>
> Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD
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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Ron Blechner via Callers]

For reference, Greetings goes:

N B+S
LLFB
Ladies Alle 1.5
P B+S
LLFB
Circle L 3/4, pass thru.

On Jul 19, 2016 5:02 PM, wrote:

> No, but the timing on the circles will confuse some.
>
> But if you want 2 long lines, DSD and swing with both partner and
> neighbor, you could do:
>
> Duple Imp
> A1. N DSD (6)
>NS (10)
> A2. LLFB (8)
>Circle L 3/4 (8, forgiving)
> B1. P DSD (6)
>PS (10)
> B2. LLFB (8)
>Circle L 3/4, Pass Thru By R (6,2)
>
> So... has *this* already been written?
> Similar to Greetings, by Tori Barrone.
>
> Ron Blechner
>
> On Jul 19, 2016 4:54 PM, "via Callers" 
> wrote:
>
>  Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot
> in an upcoming program:
>
> A1 LL FB
> Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
>
> A2 DSD P, Swing P
> (or Balance and Swing P)
>
> B1 LL FB
> Circle L .75 to face N on side
>
> B2 DSD N, Swing N
> (or Balance and Swing N)
>
>  Thanks for any enlightenment!
>
> Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD
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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Ron Blechner via Callers]

No, but the timing on the circles will confuse some.

But if you want 2 long lines, DSD and swing with both partner and neighbor,
you could do:

Duple Imp
A1. N DSD (6)
   NS (10)
A2. LLFB (8)
   Circle L 3/4 (8, forgiving)
B1. P DSD (6)
   PS (10)
B2. LLFB (8)
   Circle L 3/4, Pass Thru By R (6,2)

So... has *this* already been written?
Similar to Greetings, by Tori Barrone.

Ron Blechner

On Jul 19, 2016 4:54 PM, "via Callers" 
wrote:

 Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot
in an upcoming program:

A1 LL FB
Circle L 1.25 to face P on side

A2 DSD P, Swing P
(or Balance and Swing P)

B1 LL FB
Circle L .75 to face N on side

B2 DSD N, Swing N
(or Balance and Swing N)

 Thanks for any enlightenment!

Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD

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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Linda Leslie via Callers]

Leaving out the long lines, and moving things around a bit, your dance is very 
similar to the following, by Orace Johnson.
Cheers, Linda

Midwest Folklore
Contra/Becket
A1 ---
Circle left three-quarters
Neighbor do si do
A2 ---
Neighbor Balance and Swing
B1 ---
Circle left three-quarters
Partner Do si do
B2 ---
Partner Balance and Swing
 (look left and slide left to a new couple)



On Jul 19, 2016, at 4:54 PM, via Callers  wrote:

>  Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in 
> an upcoming program:
> 
> A1LL FB
>   Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
> 
> A2DSD P, Swing P
>   (or Balance and Swing P)
> 
> B1LL FB
>   Circle L .75 to face N on side
> 
> B2DSD N, Swing N
>   (or Balance and Swing N)
>  
>  Thanks for any enlightenment!
> 
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[Callers] Is this a new dance?

[via Callers]

 Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in an upcoming program:A1	LL FB	Circle L 1.25 to face P on sideA2	DSD P, Swing P	(or Balance and Swing P)B1	LL FB	Circle L .75 to face N on sideB2	DSD N, Swing N	(or Balance and Swing N)  Thanks for any enlightenment!Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD

Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Don Veino via Callers]

Hi Michael,

I like the simplicity/symmetry of this composition. I'll share a caution I
learned in trying similar dances: in practice, the dancers need extended
prompting or some other way to know which "repeat" is different.

In your dance, the directional difference in the B2 G otherwise follows
an identical pattern as in the A1. Dancers may have great difficulty
remembering which direction the G is to go. Fortunately, in this dance
one could give the walk though hint "all swings happen on the Gents' home
side". Maybe that will be enough for a critical mass to help guide others
without requiring extended calling.

Best,
Don

On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 1:07 AM, Michael Barraclough via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

> Is this original?
> Any issues?
>
> FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW
> Duple Improper
>
> A1 Balance the ring & Petronella, balance the ring and men trade
> A2 Men give & take
> B1 Balance the ring & Petronella, balance the ring and men trade
> B2 Ladies give & take
>
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Re: [Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Bob Isaacs via Callers]

Michael:
 
Unless I'm reading it wrong, the B2/A1 is a little awkward.  After the neighbor 
swing, dancers need to turn halfway and form a ring w/the next.  Is that 
correct?

Bob
 
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Date: Sun, 28 Feb 2016 23:07:11 -0700
Subject: [Callers] Is this a new dance?
From: callers@lists.sharedweight.net




  
  


Is this original?

Any issues?



FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW

Duple Improper



A1 Balance the ring & Petronella, balance the ring and men trade

A2 Men give & take

B1 Balance the ring & Petronella, balance the ring and men trade

B2 Ladies give & take






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[Callers] Is this a new dance?

[Michael Barraclough via Callers]

Is this original?
Any issues?

FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW
Duple Improper

A1 Balance the ring & Petronella, balance the ring and men trade
A2 Men give & take
B1 Balance the ring & Petronella, balance the ring and men trade
B2 Ladies give & take

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Re: [Callers] Is this a New Dance

[Bree Kalb]

Thanks, Gary, but I was asking about the progression in "Mad Masquerade" not 
in Tom's dance.


-Original Message- 
From: Gary Shapiro

Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2013 7:18 PM
To: call...@sharedweight.net
Subject: Re: [Callers] Is this a New Dance

The swing puts the men on the left. The chain puts the women on the correct
side.

Just circle with the next.

On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 3:32 PM, Maia McCormick
maia.mcc-at-gmail.com|sharedweight-garyes|
<7xs3vhh...@sneakemail.com> wrote:


Bree-- I don't see the progression either. Perhaps slide left to circle
left?

On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 5:05 PM, Bree Kalb <b...@mindspring.com> wrote:

> Tom,
>
> Let us know when you name this dance. I like it and have already written
> in on a card; need only a title before I file it.
>
> Jane,
>
> I may be having a brain blip, but I don't see the progression in Mad
> Masquerade and I can't find the dance with a web search.
>
> Bree Kalb
> Carrboro NC
>
>
>
>
--**--**--
>
>
> Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 11:06:54 -0500
> From: Tom Hinds <twhi...@earthlink.net>
>
>
> I just wrote a dance and wanted to know if it's unique.  I'm pretty
> sure the A1 is borrowed from another dance.
>
>
> D-imp
> A1 Circle left.  Mad Robin (face partner and do-si-do neighbor).
>
> A2 Hey, women pass left shoulders
>
> B1 Women pass left shoulders and swing partner
>
> B2 Ladies chain, forward and back.
>
>
> Tom



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Re: [Callers] Is this a New Dance

[Maia McCormick]

Bree-- I don't see the progression either. Perhaps slide left to circle
left?

On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 5:05 PM, Bree Kalb  wrote:

> Tom,
>
> Let us know when you name this dance. I like it and have already written
> in on a card; need only a title before I file it.
>
> Jane,
>
> I may be having a brain blip, but I don't see the progression in Mad
> Masquerade and I can't find the dance with a web search.
>
> Bree Kalb
> Carrboro NC
>
>
>
> --**--**--
>
>
> Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 11:06:54 -0500
> From: Tom Hinds 
>
>
> I just wrote a dance and wanted to know if it's unique.  I'm pretty
> sure the A1 is borrowed from another dance.
>
>
> D-imp
> A1 Circle left.  Mad Robin (face partner and do-si-do neighbor).
>
> A2 Hey, women pass left shoulders
>
> B1 Women pass left shoulders and swing partner
>
> B2 Ladies chain, forward and back.
>
>
> Tom
>
> Tom -  Manhattan Chowder and Mad Masquerade both start similar - the
> latter being most similar.
> It is in Becket as follows:
> A1 Cir lf 3, Mad Robin
> A2 1/2 Hey, N gyp Rt 1x
> B1 L Gyp Lf 1 1/2x .  Half Hey (pass P Rt to start)
> B2 P B
>
> Jane Ewing
> Grant, AL
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Re: [Callers] Is this a New Dance

[Bree Kalb]

Tom,

Let us know when you name this dance. I like it and have already written in 
on a card; need only a title before I file it.


Jane,

I may be having a brain blip, but I don't see the progression in Mad 
Masquerade and I can't find the dance with a web search.


Bree Kalb
Carrboro NC


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List-Post: callers@lists.sharedweight.net
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 11:06:54 -0500
From: Tom Hinds 


I just wrote a dance and wanted to know if it's unique.  I'm pretty
sure the A1 is borrowed from another dance.


D-imp
A1 Circle left.  Mad Robin (face partner and do-si-do neighbor).

A2 Hey, women pass left shoulders

B1 Women pass left shoulders and swing partner

B2 Ladies chain, forward and back.


Tom

Tom -  Manhattan Chowder and Mad Masquerade both start similar - the latter 
being most similar.

It is in Becket as follows:
A1 Cir lf 3, Mad Robin
A2 1/2 Hey, N gyp Rt 1x
B1 L Gyp Lf 1 1/2x .  Half Hey (pass P Rt to start)
B2 P B

Jane Ewing
Grant, AL



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[Callers] Is this a New Dance

[Jane Ewing]

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List-Post: callers@lists.sharedweight.net
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 11:06:54 -0500
From: Tom Hinds 


I just wrote a dance and wanted to know if it's unique.  I'm pretty
sure the A1 is borrowed from another dance.


D-imp
A1  Circle left.  Mad Robin (face partner and do-si-do neighbor).

A2  Hey, women pass left shoulders

B1  Women pass left shoulders and swing partner

B2  Ladies chain, forward and back.


Tom

Tom -  Manhattan Chowder and Mad Masquerade both start similar - the latter 
being most similar.
It is in Becket as follows:
A1  Cir lf 3, Mad Robin
A2  1/2 Hey, N gyp Rt 1x
B1  L Gyp Lf 1 1/2x .  Half Hey (pass P Rt to start)
B2  P B

Jane Ewing
Grant, AL