I try and call the dances of Rich Blazej whenever I can and this one's a
Halloween favorite, re-done as "Werewolves and Zombies".
*Garfield's Escape* -- circle of couples PLUS ONE EXTRA in the center
(Garfield)
A1 All into the center EIGHT steps and back, menacing the Garfield
A2 Circle left,
asagna and some fresh kitty litter".
>
> My favorite normal tune for this is the minor jig Coleraine, played at a
> slightly slower lurch-y tempo, but if I'm lucky the band'll do the Alfred
> Hitchcock theme.
>
> Have fun, just thought I'd s
Here's a link to the sheet music for the tune that was used for Alfred
Hitchcock Presents, in case you want to have it for your musicians. It's
called, "Funeral March of a Marionette."
http://makingmusicfun.net/pdf/sheet_music/march-of-the-marionette-piano.pdf
Jacob
On Sat, Oct 29, 2016 at
Thank you, Amy! I used it tonight at a wild church party, calling it Zombie
Escape. This was a record dance, so I used the track of Brisk Young Lads that
the Canterbury made for CDSS in the 1970s. It’s a jig in A minor like
Coleraine, so it worked perfectly.
Tony
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