In addition to the suggestions that others have already provided, you
might want to consider New England singing squares. Both Nils Fredland
and Ralph Sweet have CDs and books on the subject that are available
through the CDSS.
On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 1:34 PM, Richard Hopkins <hopkinsrs(a)comcast.net> wrote:
Personally, I like to dance and call squares as much
as contra dances, but in many locales there is a strong preference for contras. If you
were going to program a square or two in an evening otherwise devoted to contra dances,
which ones would you pick? Or what would be the characteristics of squares that you think
would make the contra devotees say "That wasn't so bad after all"? (This is
assuming you have asked and the organizers haven't told you they expect all contras).
I am programming this Friday's Tallahassee dance right now, so this is not just an
academic question.
Richard Hopkins
hopkinsrs(a)comcast.net
850-894-9212
850-544-7614 cell
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