Thanks for posting this video, Rich. It looks like a great dance for
the right venue and crowd. Is the title of the video ("Bill's BDay")
the title of the dance?
What is its source, the Steve Holland dance, like?
Mike
At 12:28 AM 9/27/2013, you wrote:
Here is a very simple mixer. On a wood
Thanks Kalia for getting this discussion started. You and others
might be interested in going back into the Callers archives for a
couple of earlier discussions on mixers, one in March 2012 started by
David Millstone, I think, and one on waltz mixers in October 2010
started by Chrissy Fowler.
Thanks for the link to your ONS spreadsheet, JoLaine. That's a nice resource.
I was curious about the title "Coray's Silver Jubilee," since I know
another dance with the same name, a four-face-four by Carol Ormand.
See http://carolormand.com/dances.html#corays. Carol's notes give
2003 as the
This has really been a fun thread. I enjoy dancing mixers and program
one at almost every dance. Some of my favorites (Ted Sannella's Love
and Kisses, Bob Dalsemer's January Mixer) have been suggested, but
many of the ones that have been posted are new to me, and much
appreciated. A couple of
It's interesting to see the votes for The Wood Duck, which has always
been a favorite of mine, too.
About 15 years ago I was asked to call a series of dance parties for
a church social group, one a month for 3 months. One night I thought
I'd try a waltz mixer. Knew The Wood Duck would be too
