29 Sep
2006
29 Sep
'06
7:19 p.m.
Will et al,
I use an Apple Powerbook laptop to record my calling. That, along with a
program called Amadeus II, I can record directly into it from the sound
board, or using a USB mic.
For cards I have developed a template for Word (Mac or PC) that prints
directly on 6x4 index cards. I'll attach a sample, but would be glad to
forward the entire file, off list, for anyone who is interested. It
contains 380 (and counting) of my favorite dances. They're in alphabetical
order, and color coded in the banner. Green-easy, yellow-intermediate,
blue-challenging. I can also search (using 'find') for becket, particular
figures, authors, etc.
Sample is attached. If you are not able to receive attachments, I can
upload it and send you a link.
Rich Goss
Www.richgoss.com
On 9/29/06 10:02 AM, "Will" <mainesail113(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi All,
After many years dancing, I decided to start calling
and recently completed Lisa Greenleaf's course at
Pinewoods, which was great-stupendous.
First of all, I want to thank all of you who have
shared of your experience and knowledge on this and
other sites so freely- your generosity is amazing and
is of great assistance.
As I begin to build a repertoire, I'm faced with how
to develop dance cards that work for me, and recording
systems for previous dance programs, event planning
aids etc.
Lisa shared what works for her, and I'd like to know
what systems works for other folks, it seems that each
person has found their own sorting/grouping structure
and recording systems-ie: grouping dances by
difficulty or prominant dance feature. I'd appreciate
feedback so I can choose among a range of
possibilities that might fit me best.
Thanks very much, Will Walton
I can also be reached at: mainesail113 atyahoodotcom
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