Here is one of mine. It’s a bit tricky, but swapping the dolphin hey for a
regular one would make it significantly easier but the timing might not work as
well at that point.
E
indecent, reverse progression
Ben Werner
A1: (6) Mad Robin – larks start sliding into the middle
Here is a dance I wrote after a conversation with Will Mentor about this same
topic. Will suggest the name. I really like the transition from long waves into
a Hey.
Mentoring Mentor
Ben Werner
indecent (1s proper, 2s crossed over) - starting with Larks facing in, current
neighbor in
All,
I wrote Rip and Snort which includes the move of that name, although when I
looked in taminations recently I couldn't find it, but I definitely picked it
up from a square dance. I've called this multiple times with good success.
https://contradb.com/dances/571
I wrote the following dance
Mary,
This doesn't really answer your question, but I think it is important to bring
up.
Please try to avoid gendered pronouns. As a male person who often dances The
Raven role, one thing I really appreciate is a caller who doesn't use gendered
pronouns regardless of the terms being used.
All,
I wrote the following dance with a Rip and Snort. Due to the slight
modification and squishy timing of down the hall it works out. I think it
usually takes about 4 -6 beats in my dance.
Rip and Snort
duple improper
Ben Werner
Maia,
Here are a few dances I’ve written over the past few years. If any of them
already exist please let me know! If anyone decides to call them I’d be
interested to hear how it goes and any feedback you might have. I’ve called The
Erik Effect and Rip and Snort with great success. I’ve called
Hey All,
I just wrote a new dance and wanted to see if the name, or the dance has been
written before.
The Erik Effect - Imp, Becket
By Danielle Boudreau and Ben Werner - written for Erik Erhardt
A1: (16) Yearn Left, give and take, ladies take gents, Neighbor
Swing
A2:
