22 Apr
2018
22 Apr
'18
2:48 p.m.
Just a heads-up.
There's a number of ECD dances, especially 4-couple set dances, that have a
sequence of progressive 1/2 stars.
When teaching them, I find them to be the hardest part of the dance for dancers,
and where it's most likely to break down.
So the difficulty level may be more than you expect.
-Chris Page
San Diego
On Sat, Apr 21, 2018 at 7:05 PM, Luke Donforth via Callers
<callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
I was recently thinking about star to star
transitions. There are lots of
great dances that go star 1x to opposite hand star 1x (such as Lisa
Greenleaf's "Poetry in Motion", Robert Cromartie's "Al's
Safeway Produce",
Linda Leslie's "Burlington Spirit"...); and then there are the star ->
same
hand star dances (Mike Richardson's "Star Trek", my "Voyager",
Dugan
Murphey's "The Next Generation"...)
Are there dances that use star just half way -> with next, opposite hand
star 1/2 way? I'm envisioning something with a bit of a zig-zag feel, but
that could be done in crowded dance halls where you don't want folks
swooping out laterally (like John Coffman's "Boys of Urbana"), but more
connected than a single file promenade snake like Cary Ravitz's "March of
the Coffee Zombies".
Are there already dances out there like this?
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