1 Jun
2013
1 Jun
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1:43 p.m.
Hi
As the summer is beginning (nearing 90 degrees today!) I'm wondering if any of you
have favorite dances that you call that are not all action all the time. Please share
modern dances that have interesting choreography and will help to keep the dancers cool or
at least give them a break from the action for some of the dance.
Thanks
Donna Hunt
1 Jun
1 Jun
4:18 p.m.
Lady of the Lake, Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Tory, Fisher's Hornpipe - all cool,
nice and 'wet'. Just kidding....
Hanny
4:37 p.m.
I noticed the original query mentioned "modern" which as much as anything
indicates everyone is active all the time.
On Jun 1, 2013 4:18 PM, "Hanny Budnick" <kyrmyt(a)cotse.net> wrote:
Lady of the Lake, Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Tory,
Fisher's Hornpipe - all
cool, nice and 'wet'. Just kidding....
Hanny
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Hanny
Can you share the moves to Lady of the Lake, Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Troy and
Fisher's Hornpipe as well as the authors.
Thanx
Barbara G
TomsRiver,NJ
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I noticed the original query mentioned "modern" which as much as anything
indicates everyone is active all the time.
On Jun 1, 2013 4:18 PM, "Hanny Budnick" <kyrmyt(a)cotse.net> wrote:
Lady of the Lake, Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Tory,
Fisher's Hornpipe - all
cool, nice and 'wet'. Just kidding....
Hanny
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They are all traditional, authored by 'Anon', except for Waterfall Waltz which
was written by Pat Shaw.
Can you share the moves to Lady of the Lake,
Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Troy and Fisher's Hornpipe as well as the authors.
Thanx
Barbara G
TomsRiver,NJ
Lady of the Lake, Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Tory,
Fisher's Hornpipe - all
cool, nice and 'wet'. Just kidding....
Hanny
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2:46 p.m.
Hanny
Where would I find them? New to the calling game so pardon my ignorance but what/who is
"Anon"
Barbara G
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They are all traditional, authored by 'Anon', except for Waterfall Waltz which
was written by Pat Shaw.
Can you share the moves to Lady of the Lake,
Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Troy
and Fisher's Hornpipe as well as the authors.
Thanx
Barbara G
TomsRiver,NJ
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Lady of the Lake, Waterfall Waltz, Waves of Tory,
Fisher's Hornpipe - all
cool, nice and 'wet'. Just kidding....
Hanny
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3:32 p.m.
On Sun, Jun 02, 2013, barbara153(a)aol.com wrote:
Where would I find them? New to the calling game so pardon my
ignorance but what/who is "Anon"
Anonymous. Standard abbreviation, not just used for calling.
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8:16 a.m.
How long do you run a modern dance where ones and twos are doing the same
thing - if the lines are long.
Rickey Holt
Fremont, NH
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and don't forget "tempo tempo tempo"!!!
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Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2013 13:43:10 -0400
Subject: [Callers] Favorite Hot Weather Dances
Hi
As the summer is beginning (nearing 90 degrees today!) I'm wondering if any of you
have favorite dances that you call that are not all action all the time. Please share
modern dances that have interesting choreography and will help to keep the dancers cool or
at least give them a break from the action for some of the dance.
Thanks
Donna Hunt
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1:55 a.m.
"Gypsy Round Two" by Tom Hinds is good, and a dance I call "Unknown
#24"
because whoever I got it from didn't have a name for it and didn't know
the choreographer either:
Unknown #24
A1/A2 Balance & Petronella Twirl 4x
B1 Circle Left 1x; Swing Neighbor
B2 Forward & Back; Couple 1 Swing in the middle & face the next
Good to use as the third dance of the evening.
One more dance I can think of that allows some rest is "Marianne the
Magnificant" by Susan Elberger. One other called mentioned to me he like
the "pause" that occurs when the women crossed and walk around behind their
partner.
You can also consider any dances that end in Couple One swinging in the
middle (except Contra Corner dances that can really heat one couple up -
although "Alternating Corners," also known as AC/DC, by Jim Kitch gives
each couple a break every other time through the dance).
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Linda S. Mrosko
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Mabank, Texas 75156
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2:43 p.m.
Linda
Can you send the moves to Marianne the Magnificant? I am calling two gigs in non AC place
in July and August.
Does anyone know any other dances that would be good for hot weather and not exhausting
for the dancers? Please share.
Thanx
Barbara G
Toms River, NJ
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"Gypsy Round Two" by Tom Hinds is good, and a dance I call "Unknown
#24"
because whoever I got it from didn't have a name for it and didn't know
the choreographer either:
Unknown #24
A1/A2 Balance & Petronella Twirl 4x
B1 Circle Left 1x; Swing Neighbor
B2 Forward & Back; Couple 1 Swing in the middle & face the next
Good to use as the third dance of the evening.
One more dance I can think of that allows some rest is "Marianne the
Magnificant" by Susan Elberger. One other called mentioned to me he like
the "pause" that occurs when the women crossed and walk around behind their
partner.
You can also consider any dances that end in Couple One swinging in the
middle (except Contra Corner dances that can really heat one couple up -
although "Alternating Corners," also known as AC/DC, by Jim Kitch gives
each couple a break every other time through the dance).
--
*Looking forward,
Linda S. Mrosko
7302 CR 2829
Mabank, Texas 75156
(903) 451-5535 (H)
www.towerwebsites.com/dancinglinda
*"We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least
once."
-- Friedrich Nietzsche
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Here you go:
*MARIANNE THE MAGNIFICENT* (Susan Elberger)
Improper
(NOTE: Have the 2 Women look at each other and let them know they will end
up in that same spot in just a minute.)
8 DSD N
8 W walk straight across & walk round behind P passing him by
the R shoulder & end on Left side of P (the space ID'd in "note" above)
16 Circle four to the Left; Sw P
16 Prom across; R&L thru back
16 WR 1½; Sw N
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*Looking forward,
Linda S. Mrosko
7302 CR 2829
Mabank, Texas 75156
(903) 451-5535 (H)
www.towerwebsites.com/dancinglinda
*"We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least
once."
-- Friedrich Nietzsche
11:41 a.m.
Another thing. It gets pretty hot and humid in Texas, so we try to
schedule 2 short breaks if the hall isn't adequately air conditioned.
--
*Looking forward,
Linda S. Mrosko
7302 CR 2829
Mabank, Texas 75156
(903) 451-5535 (H)
www.towerwebsites.com/dancinglinda
*"We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least
once."
-- Friedrich Nietzsche
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