On 10/6/07, Lisa Sieverts wrote:
> How about we share some dances WITHOUT a circle? Sometimes I think
> every dance in my repertoire has a circle left.
>
> Lisa
There's a lot of dances without circle left -- I keep
a list of which of the dances in my collection don't
have
t;Jack Mitchell" <jamit...@mindspring.com>
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So are you going to share the dance itself with
us or just tease us with mention of &quo
d of the dance!)
There are always smiles on the floor when this dance is called!
Gale
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> How about we share some dances WITHOUT a circle? Sometimes I think
> every dance in my repertoire has a circle left.
>
> Lisa
>
> Anyone know the name?
> from Lisa Greenleaf 12/30/2006
> imp
On Oct 6, 2007, at 7:02 PM, Lisa Sieverts wrote:
Anyone know the name?
Snowshoe by Diane Carreri
1. NEIGHBOR alle RIGHT 1½ to long waves (W face OUT)
2. Balance wave; rotate (Men cross to P spot, women to right)
3. Balance; rotate (women cross, men to right)
4. Balance; rotate (men cross,
Lisa Sieverts wrote:
How about we share some dances WITHOUT a circle? Sometimes I think
every dance in my repertoire has a circle left.
I have my dance collection organized so I can search for dances with (or
without) almost any features (hey, being a computer nerd comes in handy
every once
It appears to be a variation of Steve Schnur's Twenty-Fourth of June. My
notes begin with DsD N and omit the partner balance (which is reduced to
8 counts). Give & Take lists several variants (p. 148), all of which
have a Cir L 1 1/4 after the swing.
Larry does use "rotate" but I'm with Jack
I don't have the name, but I do have one thought
on it. I would avoid using the word "rotate" to
describe the cross/loop move -- it could be
misinterpreted by the dancers. I've generally
heard this called "circulate" -- a word that
isn't used any other way in contra dancing, and
doesn't
How about we share some dances WITHOUT a circle? Sometimes I think
every dance in my repertoire has a circle left.
Lisa
Anyone know the name?
from Lisa Greenleaf 12/30/2006
improper
1. NEIGHBOR alle RIGHT 1½ to long waves (W face OUT)
2. Balance wave; rotate (Men cross to P spot, women to