Perpetual Emotion - self titled (awesome contra dance tracks but not trad
music. If you want Zen trance dancing, this is the one to get. The phrasing
is not always obvious, though, so new dancers won't get as many clues as
the music of other bands as to the As & Bs. Ed and John made a great
New England Dance Masters is always a good resource for dance music.
Here is one of theirs.
http://dancingmasters.com/product/any-jig-or-reel-cd/
Rich
On Sat, Apr 7, 2018 at 1:38 AM, Laur via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
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Ordered this one and a couple others suggested from CDSS store and have been
inspired by other response to start checking my regular CD collection for
longer tune sets !
Cheryl Joyal
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On Apr 7, 2018, at 11:37 AM, Rich Sbardella
Thanks, Yoyo.
I am causing myself serious brain injury mind-dancing this one.
In the end, I agree with you that treating your P as N works in this dance.
There remains another issue of locating error-recovery opportunities (and
possible caller interventions!) which I will look at (and NOT
I've looked in the usual places and came up with only two examples of a
dance with a Rip/Snort (Rip 'n' Snort?) but one is inaccessible online.
How many beats does it take to dance a rip/snort for two couples? My brain
says 4 is too short and 8 is too long. I found one dance that pairs it with
a
I think you're correct about it taking between 4 and 8 beats (more like 6).
If you want someone to ask, I'm pretty sure Jane Ewing of Alabama wrote a dance
with this move in it.
I don't think that we need to be rigid about the names we use today, but I
suspect that historically cowboy loop was
Wild Asparagus Live at the Guiding Star Grange is perfect as it was recorded at
a dance. And it's Wild Asparagus :-)
cheersJeanette
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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