> I'm gathering some people together tomorrow night to walk through that dance.
> I've got a couple of other weird dances, but while I've got some dancers
> gathered together for some experimental dancing, do YOU have any weird
> contras you've had hanging around and you need an in-depth,
Here's one that you can try. It's a contra corners dance entitled "Whose
Turn?" It is an advanced, and somewhat "weird", dance. Any feedback is
welcomed. Thanks,
Dave Colestock
www.davecolestock.com
where you can find most of my dance compositions.
Whose Turn? - Duple, Becket
Here is a dance I wrote that is a little weird. It has been danced at
least three times, and was moderately successful. The dancers needed
some help with the walk through. Please let me know if you are able to
use it and if it is indeed weird enough for you.
Janet Levatin
California Twirlin'
HI Seth
Sounds like fun but please refine notation
or possibly its just my browser???
If I have time tomorrow I'll send a dance that
I created.
Thanks
Gale Wood
Original Message:
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From: Tepfer, Seth la...@emory.edu
List-Post: callers@lists.sharedweight.net
Date: Tue, 11 Dec
A friend in Seattle (Alan Cheetham) has written a contra dance with
substantially weird end effects called broken corners. The dance is below, but
the gist of the hook is you start contra corners, but with your first corner
you allemande left 1.5 to have the TWOs complete the contra corners.
