Interesting - just a few moments ago I read a facebook post relating Chart
Guthrie having written a similar theme/title dance, but without any
choreography details other than there being leaps across the set. The post
was from the musician perspective, here's the video of how they chose to
match
So asking one of the most asked questions on this list? "Anyone seen this dance
before?" It came to me as I was preparing for the Norwich, VT dance and I
called it last night. Thanks!
Spring Forward – Impr. contra (doubleprogresssion)
A1: Neighbor B & S
A2: Ladies Ch across; Ladies Ch
Or a less balance-y alternative:
Too Rich for Me - DI - Don Veino 20190310
A1 (GNT/LRK face out) Long Wave Balance
Gents Loop Right *WHILE* LDY/RVN Allemande Left 1x and step into GNT/LRK's
original spot
Long Wave Balance, Box Circulate (GNT/LRK cross, LDY/RNV loop)
A2 PNR Right Shoulder Around
On Fri, Mar 8, 2019 at 3:38 PM Isaac Banner via Callers
wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I've felt like most box circulate dances use the circulate as a buildup into
> a swing with someone. Looking at http://www.contra.dance/thecallersbox, there
> are only 12 results for dances with a circulate that
I like it - this is what quickly came to mind after Rich's post. A part
timing is pretty tight but the momentum/connections throughout should help?
Riffing on Richness - DI - Don Veino 20190310
A1 (GNT/LRK face out) Long Wave Balance
Gents Loop Right *WHILE* LDY/RVN Allemande Left 1x and step
Here is a dance I wrote after a conversation with Will Mentor about this same
topic. Will suggest the name. I really like the transition from long waves into
a Hey.
Mentoring Mentor
Ben Werner
indecent (1s proper, 2s crossed over) - starting with Larks facing in, current
neighbor in
"Scootback" would be another easy option after a box circulate for contra
dance. Here is an example:
Balance wave, Those facing in Allemande (L/R), comeback to same wave and
swing (P/N). Those facing out simply flip and await the swing.
Here is another with two consecutive scootbacks, but a
