So I'm driving down the road, stick a CD by Kimberley Holmes in the radio thing. Kimberley is an amazing fiddler and pianist from Halifax.  I met her at Maine Fiddle Camp this year. This tune in the queue just HITS me and my brain immediately starts "writing" a dance to go with it. I haven't composed a contra dance since, probably, Ellie's Pumpkin Show and that's from the mid 2000's I think. So this "creative thing" that used to happen a lot hasn't happened for a while.. (understatement)......

I'm not calling a lot of contra dances these days. Mostly barn/community/family dances and when I do call a contra dance it's with ladies, gents, gypsies, etc. I have done Larks and Robins but the choreographer part of me only does ladies and gents etc. hah hah...

Anyway here's what popped out:

A1 DSD N Sw N

A2 M allem L x 1.5, hey (start Partner R Sh)

B1 Pt B&S (or Gyp & Sw)

B2 Cir L 3/4, bal ring, Pass thru

I have about 5 alternate B2 parts here's just one:

B2 Pass thru across (NO courtesy turn), face L, L/H star x 1.25

I prefer the easy original version. I figured I could check "callers' box" as Russell pretty much always does, to see if any of the sequences come up. I didn't find anything but not sure I am specifying the figures properly. 

OK so I have this dance in my brain and I go to the CD jacket to see what track #9 is. The title is "Kimberley's House Party". What a great title for a dance.. 

This is such an easy dance, simple sequence.. Does it already exist?

thanks.... bill