On 4/7/2017 6:20 PM, Cheryl Joyal via Callers wrote:
I am at the point that I want to reorganize my dance box to be able to
better program an evening. I plan to go to “categories of dance
features”, and have listed what I am thinking for possible categories
below.
I am wondering how others
On 2017-04-07 1820, Cheryl Joyal via Callers wrote:
I am at the point that I want to reorganize my dance box to be able to
better program an evening. I plan to go to “categories of dance
features”, and have listed what I am thinking for possible categories
below.
I am wondering how others
As you know, contra dancers on this side of the pond have little or no patience
for dances without at least a partner swing. In fact I hear complaints if there
are too many dances in an evening that don't also include a neighbor swing.
Dances like Illegal in Most States, with a neighbor,
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> On Apr 9, 2017, at 1:32 PM, April Blum via Callers wrote:
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> > I believe that at some point in every dance, you and your
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Subject: Re: [Callers] How do you organize your Dance Card Boxes ?
Categories or Other Suggestions ?
On Apr 9, 2017, at 1:32 PM, April Blum via Callers wrote:
> I believe that at some point
On Apr 9, 2017, at 1:32 PM, April Blum via Callers wrote:
I believe that at some point in every dance, you and your partner
are on the same side, usually swinging, so from that perspective
all dances can start in Becket, just depends on where you decide A1
is. So I would not find dances
Hi all,
My categories are a little different:
Dances I want to try once I am calling for a group that can handle them
Dances for beginners
My current set of favourite dances which I will use for most gigs
Dances to fall back on when something doesn't work
Chestnuts and other traditional
I believe that at some point in every dance, you and your partner are on the
same side, usually swinging, so from that perspective all dances can start in
Becket, just depends on where you decide A1 is. So I would not find dances that
begin in Becket a useful category.
I do collect dances
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Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2017 20:20:13 -0500
From: Cheryl Joyal via Callers <callers@lists.sharedweight.net>
To: "callers@lists.sharedweight.net" <callers@lists.sharedweight.net>
Subject: [Callers] How do you organize
My organization is somewhat idiosyncratic in that aspect. I organize by
the move that I most associate with that particular dance. When I call
that dance, what is generally the key thing that I went to it for? It
works sometimes better than others, and I definitely need to split out
"smooth"
Those of you who organize your cards by categories, what do you do when
a dance falls across 2 or more categories? Do you have multiple cards?
Seems like that would get bulky in a hurry (I'm remembering Becky Hill's
suitcase full of cards).
Kalia
On 4/8/2017 8:36 AM, Joy Greenwolfe via
I organize my box by how I think of the components of a program. So I have
dances arranged by distinctive feature or slot in the program, or whatever
features sticks out.
I have my categories color coded by type of move (in the box, not the card,
necessarily). For instance:
Orange for easy
Thanks Jack ! What a great list !
I like some of the ones I was stuck on where to put - e.g. basics.
Appreciate it !
Cheryl Joyal
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On Apr 7, 2017, at 11:31 PM, Jack Mitchell wrote:
My current set (probably due
Thanks Rich -
I have a similar category system now and I am trying to be able to find dances
with similar elements so that, like you said, it would be easier to find dances
with specific elements.
I have been using Callers Companion to program and like it, but find that I
like to see my
I have 4 categorizes for my dances in my card box.:
1. Easy contras
2. Medium difficulty contras
3. Hardest contras.
4. Triplets, circles, scatter mixers, etc.
Each dance clearly states the type: proper, improper, becket, etc. at the
top of the card.
The thing that I can't do, but sometimes
My current set (probably due for modification / update soon). In
particular, I really need to improve the divisions in "smooth" dances. But
it has served me reasonably well for a while now You are welcome to
what of it is useful. Hope it helps!
Basics
Smooth (with heys)
Smooth (without)
I am at the point that I want to reorganize my dance box to be able to better
program an evening. I plan to go to “categories of dance features”, and have
listed what I am thinking for possible categories below.
I am wondering how others organize their boxes - if categories, what do you
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