Confused here. There's a dance that I thought was called Canadian Barn
Dance, often done around this time of year. I was told last night that it
was actually called the Caledonian Barn Dance. Google isn't definitive yet,
so any ideas?
>From John Tuck
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> On 3/18/2013 10:42 AM, John Tuck wrote:
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>> Hi everyone,
>> I've just found this dance on Youtube. Looks really good.
>> Can anyone identify it for me?
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Hi everyone,
I've just found this dance on Youtube. Looks really good.
Can anyone identify it for me?
John Tuck
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGciHMJd8m4
The best recorded music? Have you heard of The English Contra Dance Band?
They have a CD out with 11 tracks. All tracks are 11 times through the
dance, except for 2 tracks which are 7 times through for a square dance.
Wonderful fiddling by Linda Game and with Gareth Kiddier thumping out the
We danced Du Quoin Races last evening and it went really well. They want it
again next week! Thanks for you help.
John Tuck
2010/2/16 Susan Moffett <smoff...@insightbb.com>
> After the second circle left halfway/rollaway with a half sashay in the B2
> part, slide left with part
Susan, you seem to know the dance well, how does the progression go? I get
the couples crossing sides but then coming back again
JoT
2010/2/7 Susan Moffett
> This dance has been one of my favorites for a long time. The first half for
> its precision and the second half
Thankyou for your help.
2010/2/7 John Tuck <jatuc...@gmail.com>
> I have been trying to work out how Orace Johnson's becket contra works.
> I have the dance from the year 2000 syllabus of the New England Dance
> Legacy Weekend, in other years also called the Ralph Page Legacy W
cross to their partners place. I'm
sure David Smukler hasn't made a mistake in his record of the dance, but I
cant find my mistake. Can anyone help me?
John Tuck