8 Jul
2016
8 Jul
'16
1:09 a.m.
I frequently roll swap with my partners on Californiatwirls and Petronella twirls as
well.
However, when I have had neighbors do a longlines partner swap, I have felt abandoned as
they discard my hand in the middleof the move. Is there a way execute thisswap without
interfering with whole-set connection of long lines?
Date:Tue, 5 Jul 2016 18:57:33 -0400
From: Alexandra Deis-Lauby via Callers
Also, if you find you are teaching to peoplewho are
doing well with both
roles,and want to learn when they can switch within a dance other than in
aswing, the easiest places are in Long lines if one is across from your
partner,(do like a hole-in-the wall gypsy), in Long lines, if one is next
toyour partner (add a roll away) and then adding or subtracting a 1/2 turn
in anallemande or do si do w/ partner.
Mark PigmanTacoma, WA
10 Jul
10 Jul
9:39 a.m.
New subject: tips for teaching dancing the "other" role?
On Fri, Jul 08, 2016, Mark Pigman via Callers wrote:
I frequently roll swap with my partners on Californiatwirls and Petronella twirls as
well.
However, when I have had neighbors do a longlines partner swap, I have felt abandoned as
they discard my hand in the middleof the move. Is there a way execute thisswap without
interfering with whole-set connection of long lines?
That's an interesting question. Never had that happen to me, but I
definitely understand what you're talking about given how icky it feels
when people aren't making an effort to hold hands. Now that you mention
it, I'd counsel against anyone swapping during forward/back -- and if
they feel they "have to", the best point would be the last two beats with
a fast rollaway (when everyone's prepping for the next move, anyway).
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