9 Nov
2013
9 Nov
'13
6:10 p.m.
As a matter of nomenclature, it's a box circulate, the box being the hands four. Wave
circulate could mean for the wave to circle, but in any case the precedent is to call it a
box circulate.
Zig zags take way less time than you think, so you could get your dance going CW by
circling once and a quarter before the zig zag. To get everyone to the right side, instead
of the see saw, you could do a star promenade with the new N. W in for a ricochet, P Alle
R to the short wave (really it's just touch a quarter since you don't even go
1/2.). I think you will find a Cir 3/4 and zig zag will consistently get everyone to new
neighbors early.
Andrea
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On Nov 9, 2013, at 11:10 AM, Ben Hornstein
<bhornstein5189(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Greetings fellow callers,
I recently wrote a dance, but can't think of a name. I'm calling it this
evening, so I'm hoping something will happen that makes a funny story as to
how the dance got its name. Failing that, I was wondering if any of you had
any suggestions.
????? (Ben Hornstein)
ccw becket wave (starts with partner in right hand, men have left hands in
the middle)
A1) balance wave, P allemande R 3/4 (to long waves)
balance waves, circulate waves
A2) balance waves, circulate waves
P swing
B1) circle L 3/4
zig-zag to new N
B2) M see-saw
M allemande L 1, P allemande R 1
Any ideas?
I'm also open to thoughts about the dance itself.
-Ben Hornstein
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