6 Feb
2013
6 Feb
'13
9:40 a.m.
Here are two:
Another Nice Combination - Tom Hinds
A1 N B&S
A2 Circle L 3/4, pass partner -- shadow DsD 1x
B1 P B&S
B2 Ladies Chain, Left Hand Star
You're just barely out of your minor set, and it's generally the same
person. Also, if they miss it, they can just wander around somewhere
for 8 beats and then B&S their partner.
Becky's Brouhaha - Rhiannon (Giddens) Laffan
A1 N Bal and Box the Gnat, Pull by R, (Previous N) Allemande L
A2 (Current) N B&S
B1 Circle L 3/4, P Sw
B2 Ladies Chain, Left Hand Star
As far as the dance goes, similar reasoning to ANC. Also, the dance was
written as a birthday present for my wife by her best friend, so it has
a personal connection too. ;-)
On 2/6/2013 9:23 AM, Emily Addison 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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