In Tony Parkes’s third sense, of a square dance prompted to a 64-count tune, in the New England style, many singing-call squares could be thought of as quadrilles. Pretty much any sequence devised for a 64-count singing call can be prompted and danced in this fashion, without singing. Indeed older singing calls are a rich source of highly-danceable sequences for traditional-style squares, useable by those of us who don’t sing or don’t have an appropriate band handy for singing calls. Richard `````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Richard Hopkins Middlebury, VT 850-544-7614 hopkinsrs(a)comcast.net