7 Jan
2014
7 Jan
'14
4:37 p.m.
Ooh, exciting! A few of my faves:
Batja's Breakdown by Tom Hinds (becket, clockwise)
A1: shadow alle. L 1x; partner swing
A2: circle L 1x; slide L to circle L 3/4
B1: new neighbor b&s
B2: pass thru to wave (ladies take L) & bal.; neighbors R 1/2, men L 1/2,
partners R 3/4
Double Cat Bounce by Chris Page (improper)
A1: Neighbor b&s
A2: half ricochet hey (men by L, ladies ricochet over R shoulder); partner
swing
B1: ladies chain; half ricochet hey (woman by R, men ricochet over L
shoulder)
B2: circle R 3/4; neighbor alle. : 1 1/2
Shadows with Smiles by Bob Isaacs (becket, clockwise)
A1: (slide L to) circle L 3/4; neighbor swing
A2: bal. the ring and spin right (no claps!); with N, weave the line past
couple #1 to meet couple #2 (lady leads)
B1: with shadow #2 star L 1x; with shadow #1 alle. R 1 1/2
B2: partner b&s
(END EFFECTS: if out at the end, weave *with partner*. If you reach the end
while weaving, turn right around (as couple) and keep going)
(Can't wait to see what else people come up with!)
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 11:04 AM, Donna Hunt <dhuntdancer(a)aol.com> wrote:
Hi All:
I have a few "experienced" afternoon workshops coming up and I'm tired of
my material. I'm wondering if any of you have favorite challenging contras
that you'd like to share? I'm looking for any dances that are intermediate
or advanced in nature and dances that you wouldn't do on a regular night.
Thanks so much.
Donna Hunt
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