One dance I do call occasionally is Eric Hoffman’s Last Swing of Summer. I like
it because there's a couple do-si-do 1 1/2 times with your partner, so I always
comment to people that as long as they are aware of their neighbors, they have
16 counts with their partner and they should use the time
I agree with John Sweeney, but it all depends.
For a large group of beginners, rather than spending time
explaining the advantage of having an experienced partner or trying to
split beginners up,
the simple solution is have a dance where they don't swing together.
like:
Easier Than Pie by Billy
I agree with Bill. Calling a neighbor swing only dance first, like Ted
Sanella’s Holiday Jig, can help train those beginners that are dancing
together.
Martha
> On May 15, 2018, at 6:40 AM, billinhi--- via Callers
> wrote:
>
> I agree with John Sweeney, but it all depends.
> For a large gro