6 Feb
2013
6 Feb
'13
2:52 p.m.
Here are a few that I think are easy.
"Another Nice Combination" by Tom Hinds is an easy Shadow dance
"Mark Ward's Reel" by Sue Rosen - easy shadow interaction right back to
partner
"Meg's a Dancing Fool" by Seth Tepfer - same
"The Judge" by Bob Isaacs (diagonal chain to shadow)
There are some "big set" dances as well that I think are easy:
"Fairport Harbor" by Paul Balliet - the only trick is getting everyone
to promenade
"Salute to Larry Jennings" by Ted Sannella and Larry Jennings
Hope this helps!
/Andy Shore
http://andyshore.com/
On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 9:23 AM, Emily Addison <emilyladdison(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Folks,
I was wondering if anyone had relatively 'easy on the brain' 'out of your
minor set' dances???
Here in Ottawa (Ontario), dancers aren't used to leaving their minor
set/partner to go dance with other. I'd like to try a few really great
dances with this feature but they need to have a high success rate for a
room of folks not used to this feature of some contras.
Any ideas and if so, why did you choose that dance????
Much thanks!
Emily Addison
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