26 Jan
2018
26 Jan
'18
1:43 a.m.
Anyone have a dance that they would like to share which has both short
wavy lines (across) and long wavy lines (along)?
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26 Jan
26 Jan
3:17 a.m.
On 1/25/2018 10:43 PM, Michael Barraclough via Callers wrote:
Anyone have a dance that they would like to share
which has both short
wavy lines (across) and long wavy lines (along)?
I know I've got a couple more in the files but this is the only one I
could find easily: Chuck the Budgie by Rick Mohr.
A1 M allemande L 1x; N sw.
A2 Circle L 3/4; P sw.
B1 LLFB; W allemande R 1-1/2 to short wave.
B2 Balance wave, allemande L 3/4 to long waves; Balance wave, N
allemande R 3/4.
Kalia
6:08 a.m.
http://caller.chrisweiler.ws/dances.htm#amherstwooster
All the best,
Chris
On Jan 26, 2018, at 1:43 AM, Michael Barraclough via
Callers <callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
Anyone have a dance that they would like to share which has both short wavy lines
(across) and long wavy lines (along)?
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8:23 a.m.
You Can't Get There From Here by Carol Ormand (Improper, 10 June 1994)
A1 Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to long waves, Women facing in); Balance; allemande
Right 3/4 (to waves of four, Men in the middle)
A2 Balance; Neighbors swing
B1 Circle Left 3/4; Partners swing
B2 Circle Left 3/4; Neighbors dos a dos 1.5 (to wave of four with the next)
Notes: It begins in a wave of four, with the women in the middle. Title suggestion by John
Kraniak.
bill
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Anyone have a dance that they would like to share which has both short wavy lines (across)
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8:30 a.m.
I think there's a version of Lamplighters that has both kinds of wave...
Jen
On 26 January 2018 at 13:23, Bill Olson via Callers <
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*You Can't Get There From Here * by Carol Ormand
(Improper, 10 June 1994)
A1 Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to long waves, Women facing in);
Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to waves of four, Men in the middle)
A2 Balance; Neighbors swing
B1 Circle Left 3/4; Partners swing
B2 Circle Left 3/4; Neighbors dos a dos 1.5 (to wave of four with the
next)
Notes: It begins in a wave of four, with the women in the middle. Title
suggestion by John Kraniak.
bill
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11:31 a.m.
Two that come to mind:
Susie's Send-Off by Scott Higgs || becket L
A1: circle L 3⁄4 & pass thru
new N swing
A2: long lines
gents alle. L 11⁄2 → ocean waves (GL/PR)
B1: bal. wave, P alle. R 3⁄4 → long waves (ladies face out)
bal. wave & circ. (GX/♀loop)
B2: bal. wave & circ. (♀X/G loop)
P swing
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Serendipity by Chris Page || becket R
A1: ladies alle. R 11⁄2 N swing
A2: circle L 3⁄4
P alle. R 11⁄2 to long waves (G in/L out)
B1: bal. & box circ. (GX L loop) & N alle R 1⁄4 to short waves*
bal. & walk fwd to wave, new N alle R 1⁄4 to long waves**
B2: bal. wave & box circulate (GX, L loop)
P swing
* ladies L in mid
** ladies out/gents in (facing P's back)
On Fri, Jan 26, 2018 at 8:30 AM, Jen Morgan via Callers <
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I think there's a version of Lamplighters that has
both kinds of wave...
Jen
On 26 January 2018 at 13:23, Bill Olson via Callers <
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*You Can't Get There From Here * by Carol
Ormand (Improper, 10 June 1994)
A1 Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to long waves, Women facing in);
Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to waves of four, Men in the middle)
A2 Balance; Neighbors swing
B1 Circle Left 3/4; Partners swing
B2 Circle Left 3/4; Neighbors dos a dos 1.5 (to wave of four with the
next)
Notes: It begins in a wave of four, with the women in the middle. Title
suggestion by John Kraniak.
bill
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1:51 p.m.
Incidentally, I tend to cheat when I call this dance, although it's one of
my favorites. I replace B2 with "Cir lf ¾; bal ring, pass through to new
wave". The reason is that the timing in A1 is quite tight, and I tend to
call this dance early in my program (often the 3rd or 4th dance of the
evening.)
-Grant Goodyear-
On Fri, Jan 26, 2018 at 7:23 AM Bill Olson via Callers <
callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
*You Can't Get There From Here * by Carol Ormand
(Improper, 10 June 1994)
A1 Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to long waves, Women facing in);
Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to waves of four, Men in the middle)
A2 Balance; Neighbors swing
B1 Circle Left 3/4; Partners swing
B2 Circle Left 3/4; Neighbors dos a dos 1.5 (to wave of four with the
next)
Notes: It begins in a wave of four, with the women in the middle. Title
suggestion by John Kraniak.
bill
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Anyone have a dance that they would like to share which has both short
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28 Jan
28 Jan
10:18 a.m.
Gang,I usually get so much from this message board, it is time for me to provide. See a
rock solid dance below.
Holiday in the Wood
Allan Brozek
Duple improper
Intermediate to advanced
Needs moderate tempo due to large number of 4 count figures
| Note:
This one borrows bits from two of my favorite dances...Slapping the Wood (Don Flaherty)
(A1 & B2) and Hudson Holiday (A2 & B1)...hence the title. |
A1 (8) Do-si-do neighbor couple around couple(8) Swing neighbor A2 (8) Men allemande left
1 & 1/2 to a wave across(4) Balance(4) Turn partner by right 3/4 to a wave along the
line B1 (4) Balance(4) Allemande left with shadow(8) Swing partner B2 (8) Circle four
3/4(4) Balance in the circle(4) California twirl
Enjoy all,Dan Black
On Friday, January 26, 2018, 1:51:20 PM EST, Grant Goodyear via Callers
<callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
Incidentally, I tend to cheat when I call this dance, although it's one of my
favorites. I replace B2 with "Cir lf ¾; bal ring, pass through to new wave". The
reason is that the timing in A1 is quite tight, and I tend to call this dance early in my
program (often the 3rd or 4th dance of the evening.)
-Grant Goodyear-
On Fri, Jan 26, 2018 at 7:23 AM Bill Olson via Callers
<callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
You Can't Get There From Here by Carol Ormand (Improper, 10 June 1994)
A1 Balance; allemande Right 3/4 (to long waves, Women facing in); Balance; allemande
Right 3/4 (to waves of four, Men in the middle)
A2 Balance; Neighbors swing
B1 Circle Left 3/4; Partners swing
B2 Circle Left 3/4; Neighbors dos a dos 1.5 (to wave of four with the next)
Notes: It begins in a wave of four, with the women in the middle. Title suggestion by John
Kraniak.
bill
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26 Jan
26 Jan
12:22 p.m.
Men in the Middle by Cammy Kaynor (duple improper, double progression)
A1 Allemande left neighbor 1 1/2 into a long wave (women facing in, men out)
Balance the wave, allemande right the next neighbor into a short wave across (men in the
middle)
A2 Balance the wave, men allemande left 1x
Swing neighbor
B1 Women cross the set, swing your partner
B2 Circle left three quarters, pass through
See saw your next neighbor
On Jan 25, 2018, at 10:43 PM, Michael Barraclough via
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Anyone have a dance that they would like to share which has both short wavy lines
(across) and long wavy lines (along)?
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