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>> Video of The Silly Threesome:
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>> https://squaredancehistory.net/items/show/730
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>> or Marion Rose’s books:
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>> https://www.marianrose.com/store/
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>> ~Erik Hoffma
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Hi T Claw and all,
Silly Threesomes has been mentioned by others. The video below
is a simpler version which is particularly suited to an excess of young kids.
Instructions in video description.
https://youtu.be/q1ObiQAkZOM
Cheers, Bill
On 6/09/2019 7:27 a.m., T Claw via Callers wrote:
Does a
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Sent: Thursday, September 5, 2019 12:27 PM
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Subject: [Callers] Family Dances
Does anyone have any recommendations, for silly fun called/led
dances/figures/games for a family dance that has lots of young kids and perhaps
not enough adults
ally popular around here, needs a specific tune.
Hope this helps!
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Does anyone have any recommendations, for s
Does anyone have any recommendations, for silly fun called/led
dances/figures/games for a family dance that has lots of young kids and
perhaps not enough adults joining in the mix?
Thanks,
T-Claw
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I use The Horse's Branle for small groups
http://www.webfeet.org/eceilidh/dances/horses-branle.html
Happy dancing,
John
John Sweeney, Dancer, England j...@modernjive.com 01233 625 362
http://www.contrafusion.co.uk for Dancing in Kent
On 2016-02-18 2252, Claire Takemori via Callers wrote:
Hi Everyone,
In preparation for calling my first family dance on March 6, I’d like to find
some family-friendly dances that are for very small groups, like 3-9 people.
Ideally NOT proper triplets, or 3x3s (already have a few of those) and NO
This has worked for me:
3 or 4 couples longways. Try to get talls and smalls mixed in each line
but partners are across from each other.
A1 1-4 Lines go forward and back.
5-8 Link arms in line and as a unit, pass left shoulder (bottom
person in one line, top in the other) and wheel ar
Here's a dance I made up sometime -- don't quite remember when, for 7,
but works with 9 (or even 11...)
The Millennium Bug
Erik Hoffman
Written for a weird New Year...
Formation is a longways set of couples facing the odd person out who is
"The Bug"
A1 Essentially, up a double towards The B
Hi Everyone,
In preparation for calling my first family dance on March 6, I’d like to find
some family-friendly dances that are for very small groups, like 3-9 people.
Ideally NOT proper triplets, or 3x3s (already have a few of those) and NO
gender roles.
I’ve got a good collection of simple
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From: Chris Weiler (home)
To: call...@sharedweight.net
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 11:50 AM
Subject: [Callers] Family dances
I'm calling my first family
Chris,
There is not "correct" answer for this. This is "folk dance".
That said, do you know your audience? I've been leading a family dance
series for 21 years now. We've learned to plan a wide variety of dances because
we never know who is going to show up. I am a huge fan of play party singi
On 14/Jan/12 11:50, Chris Weiler (home) wrote:
I'm calling my first family dance tonight and I haven't been able to coordinate
with the band on music for specific dances.
What are your favorite family dances that do not have a specific tune to go
with them? I'll be looking through my books, bu
From: Chris Weiler (home)
>To: call...@sharedweight.net
>Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 2:50 PM
>Subject: [Callers] Family dances
>
>I'm calling my first family dance tonight and I haven't been able to
>coordinate with the band on music for specific dances.
>
>
Chris,
I highly recommend the Suites of May. It's a 3 part dance, but as long as
you keep the general phrasing matched, no one seems to notice the dance
doesn't always begin on the A-1 of the music. It is a surprisingly fun and
exciting dance, compared to how it looks on paper. Keep lines to 6
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From: Chris Weiler (home)
To: call...@sharedweight.net
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 11:50 AM
Subject: [Callers] Family dances
I'm calling my first family dance tonight and I haven't been able to coordinate
er wrote Family Contra in the Castle
Rick Gross also has family dances to share.
Laurie
Grand Rapids, MI
>
> From: Chris Weiler (home)
>To: call...@sharedweight.net
>Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 2:50 PM
>Subject: [Callers] Family danc
I'm calling my first family dance tonight and I haven't been able to coordinate
with the band on music for specific dances.
What are your favorite family dances that do not have a specific tune to go
with them? I'll be looking through my books, but could use some suggestions.
Thanks!
Chris
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