On Fri, Apr 08, 2016, James Saxe via Callers wrote:
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> The sort of stuff I'm talking about strikes me as more suited for
> a challenging session at a dance camp/weekend than for a regular
> evening dance--and even more so now than at the time of Ted's visits
> to California 25-30 years ago, on
One of my favorites, but it not easy to teach is *There is No Way To Peace;
Peace is the Way* by Erik Hoffman:
http://www.erikhoffman.com/peace.html
And, although *I* don't think it's hard, this dance has two new moves:
*Gold Star Wednesday **by Dale Wilson, (2012)*
*...because good days
Some of my favorites are ones that have end effects, but they are fun to
dance once people know to expect that. Often they have dancing on the
diagonals and progressions in the middle of the dance. Here are some:
Are You Most Done? by Russell Owen
You Married My Daughter by Jacob Bloom
Bases
"Fiddleheads" by Ted Sanella
- Roger Hayes
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I don’t recall dancing this with Ted back in the 70’s, but I do remember a
dance at the Concord Scout House where I was in a square right in front of the
stage. After the walk through we all switched gender roles and danced the
entire dance that way. Ted quickly found another square to
