As a new caller, I'm starting to put my small (but growing) collection
of dances together. I'm trying to figure out how to best organize
them. I'd love hear from other callers about how they organize their
dance cards.
Thanks!
Seth
Just in case folks are not aware of another very active list of about 150 subscribers,
the "traditional dance callers" list at yahoo groups may be of interest. In includes contra, and modern western squares callers, as well as a few people who call english, and a few who are not-yet-calling, like me.
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I just wanted to send a quick note welcoming you all to the list! Both
Seth and I are excited by the response. Around half of the people we
invited have signed up so far. We have a good mix of experienced callers
and beginners. I hope everyone finds this a useful tool.
Once again, welcome!
Chris Weiler
Hey everyone,
I just joined the list and I was wondering if anyone could tell me about
any dances not too far from Boston where a beginning caller could call, or
any more experienced callers who would let a beginner call one dance at
one of their events.
Thanks,
~Nathaniel
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Nathaniel A. B. Jack
