I have a dance that I found among my cards, but I apparently forgot to
write down the author's name.
Does anyone know this dance? I'm not 100% on the name or sequence,
but this is what I had on my card.
Winter Storm becket cw
A1 circle left 3/4
Dosido N 1 1/4 to short waves
A2 balance the wave walk forward
Swing new N
B1 M allamande L 1 1/2
1/2 Hey passing partner R
B2 Partner Balance and swing
Any info would be great.
Thanks,
Chris
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Rickey,
Another Roll Away dance with a hey instead of a chain is the following:
A Summers Delight Becket by Don Flaherty
A1 4,4 Circle left 1/2, Gents roll-away with a half sashay neighbor across the set
4,4 Circle left 1/2, Gents roll away with a half sashay partner along the set
A2 8 1/2 Hey Gents start pass left shoulder
8 Partner Swing
B1 8 Gents allemande left 1-1/2
8 Neighbor Swing
B2 8 Ladies chain to partner
8 Right Diagonal Right & Left Thru
Danced this on last Saturday. This is a double progression dance and you are never out of the line. Also this may already be a dance by someone else, I have not had the chance to check that out yet. A very flowy dance but be careful of your audience.
See ya,
Dan
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Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 4:12:07 PM
Subject: [Callers] 40 Mohr Years AND Feet in Flight
You guys are sooo cool. I was at Pinewoods for a week and I think maybe we
did both dances (very cool dances too).
Thanks
Rickey Holt
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There's a dance by Dale Rempert that has that move in the A1. It's a fun dance.
Feet In Flight - Dale Rempert Improper
A1: Ring Bal, Ladies roll N GENTS Rt to Lt
Ladies Chain
A2: Ladies Gypsy 1x, Partner Swing
B1: Corners Cross (Gents, then Ladies)
Circle Left 1x
B2: Ring Bal, Pet Twirl, Ring Bal, California Twirl
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From: "Rickey" <holt.e(a)comcast.net>
> Hi,
>
> I danced a contra several weeks ago that had a roll-away with a half sashay
> directly into a ladies chain. I assume that the lady was on the gents left
> for some reason, sashayed from left to right and then started the ladies
> chain, but I do not remember for sure. Perhaps it was the men that rolled
> away. It may also have had something on a diagonal somewhere. I'm not sure
> of that but I am sure about the roll-away into a ladies chain. SO... can
> you send me any dances you have that go directly from a roll away into a
> ladies chain. It was a great move, especially to a somewhat jazzy tune.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rickey Holt.
>
>
>
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Ladies are taking the lead, rolling their neighbor gent right to left. Flows nicely into the ladies chain.
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From: "Gale T. Wood" <Gale(a)robbinsauto.com>
>
>
> Hay Ricky
>
> I knew I saw the figure somewhere! With a little help from the callers
> community
>
> To clarify the A1 portion of the dance Esp. the Roll (your neighbor)
>
> Who's doing the roll?
>
> I have not called this dance.... Found it on the internet.... It sounds
> interesting!
>
>
>
>
>
> Feet in Flight
>
>
>
> Author
>
> Dale Rempert
>
> Formation
>
> Improper Duple Minor
>
> Difficulty
>
> Intermediate
>
> Music
>
> Gypsy Bride (something sultry?)
>
>
>
> A1
>
> (4) Balance the ring
> (4) Roll (your neighbor) away with a 1/2 sashay
> (8) Ladies chain
>
> A2
>
> (8) Ladies gypsy (once)
> (8) All swing partner
>
> B1
>
> (8) Corners cross
> (1-4) men 1/2 gypsy (passing right shoulder);
> (5-8) ladies 1/2 gypsy (passing right shoulder);
> (8) Circle to the left once
>
> B2
>
> (8) Balance the ring; petronella twirl (one place to the right)
> (8) Balance the ring; California twirl
>
>
>
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Hay Ricky
I knew I saw the figure somewhere! With a little help from the callers
community
To clarify the A1 portion of the dance Esp. the Roll (your neighbor)
Who's doing the roll?
I have not called this dance.... Found it on the internet.... It sounds
interesting!
Feet in Flight
Author
Dale Rempert <mailto:drempert@ix.netcom>
Formation
Improper Duple Minor
Difficulty
Intermediate
Music
Gypsy Bride (something sultry?)
A1
(4) Balance the ring
(4) Roll (your neighbor) away with a 1/2 sashay
(8) Ladies chain
A2
(8) Ladies gypsy (once)
(8) All swing partner
B1
(8) Corners cross
(1-4) men 1/2 gypsy (passing right shoulder);
(5-8) ladies 1/2 gypsy (passing right shoulder);
(8) Circle to the left once
B2
(8) Balance the ring; petronella twirl (one place to the right)
(8) Balance the ring; California twirl
Hmmm seems if the ladies roll the gent left that sets the ladies up for a
chain
sort of:
LL F&B
Ladies Roll the Men (With a half Sashay!)
Ladies CH
Would work quite well
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From: Rickey holt.e(a)comcast.net
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2007 12:33:51 -0400
To: callers(a)sharedweight.net
Subject: [Callers] Roll away to ladies chain
Hi,
I danced a contra several weeks ago that had a roll-away with a half sashay
directly into a ladies chain. I assume that the lady was on the gents left
for some reason, sashayed from left to right and then started the ladies
chain, but I do not remember for sure. Perhaps it was the men that rolled
away. It may also have had something on a diagonal somewhere. I'm not sure
of that but I am sure about the roll-away into a ladies chain. SO... can
you send me any dances you have that go directly from a roll away into a
ladies chain. It was a great move, especially to a somewhat jazzy tune.
Thanks,
Rickey Holt.
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Hi,
I danced a contra several weeks ago that had a roll-away with a half sashay
directly into a ladies chain. I assume that the lady was on the gents left
for some reason, sashayed from left to right and then started the ladies
chain, but I do not remember for sure. Perhaps it was the men that rolled
away. It may also have had something on a diagonal somewhere. I'm not sure
of that but I am sure about the roll-away into a ladies chain. SO... can
you send me any dances you have that go directly from a roll away into a
ladies chain. It was a great move, especially to a somewhat jazzy tune.
Thanks,
Rickey Holt.
