9 Oct
2010
9 Oct
'10
10:12 a.m.
Walter, since it's a gate, they are holding onto the original neighbors, and the
statement that the actives are moving forward simply tells the pair who is moving forward
and who backing up as they whirl around. It's like a butterfly whirl but only holding
hands, not arms about the waist. It is a move more common in English Country Dance, but
it is a fun swoopy way to get the actives swooped into the lines down the hall. Great
dance.
Andrea
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On Oct 9, 2010, at 12:15 PM, Walter <walterdaves(a)windstream.net> wrote:
Looks like fun.
When actives move forward, does that mean they go between the new neighbor, or stay with
the old neighbor? I.e., is it double progression?
Thanks,
Walter
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Does anybody know the name and author of this dance?
Improper
A1 Long lines go forward and back.
Gate once and a quarter with the actives moving forward.
(The caller I learned this from probably used the term cast off).
A2 Line of four down the hall, turn alone...........
B1 Circle left three-quarters and swing partner
B2 Circle left three-quarters and swing neighbor.
Thanks for your help.
Tom
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I've got that as Kinematic Vorticity by Carol Orman.
On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 9:57 PM, Tom Hinds<twhinds(a)earthlink.net> wrote:
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dance?
Improper
A1 Long lines go forward and back.
Gate once and a quarter with the actives moving forward.
(The caller I learned this from probably used the term cast off).
A2 Line of four down the hall, turn alone...........
B1 Circle left three-quarters and swing partner
B2 Circle left three-quarters and swing neighbor.
Thanks for your help.
Tom
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