This discussion got me thinking about dances which have both a Gents RH chain and Ladies LH chain. I wasn't sure if any existed, so I wrote a few. I have no idea when I would ever call them, but it was a fun exercise  :) On a somewhat related note, I appear to have a thing for writing Becket dances, but I'm proud to say that none of these start with "Circle Left 3 places". In fact, they don't have any circles in them, so they can also help with the "dances without a circle left" campaign. That's Not How We Do ItContra, BECKET, by Rona Wiener, Jan 2016 A1   (4) Balance the Ring (4) Gents Roll away P along set         (8) Gents RIGHT HAND chain [To N] A2   (8) Gents [Gypsy] x1         (8) Neighbor Swing B1   (4) Balance the Ring (4) Ladies Roll away N along set         (8) Ladies LEFT HAND chain [to P] B2   (8) On Right Diagonal Half a hey [Ladies lead by L]         (8) Partner Swing Slightly Less Wrong Contra, BECKET, by Rona Wiener, Jan 2016 A1   (4) Balance the Ring (4) Spin R (as in Petronella), face NN         (4) Balance the Ring (4) Spin R A2   (8) Star L x 1 [hands across, gents drop out]         (8) Ladies LEFT HAND chain [to N] B1   (8) Star R x 1 [hands across, ladies drop out]         (8) Gents RIGHT HAND chain [To P] B2   (4) Pass Through         (12) Partner Swing Double NegativeContra, BECKET, by Rona Wiener, Jan 2016 [Starts on side with P, Gents on R] A1   (8) Star R x 1 [hands across, ladies drop out]         (8) Gents RIGHT HAND chain [To N] A2   (8) Star L x 1 [hands across, gents drop out]         (8) Ladies LEFT HAND chain [to P] B1   (8) Half a hey [Ladies lead by L]         (8) Partner Swing B2   (8) Right and Left Through         (8) Pass Through, Single File Promenade along the set to NN             On Wednesday, January 20, 2016 10:17 PM, Alexandra Deis-Lauby via Callers <callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: I think I just danced one in CDH which both chains. But I can't remember who was chaining when because I was swapping anyway.  But if anyone else was there and remembers...  On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 7:11 PM, Ron Blechner via Callers <callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: Anyone know any contras with gents chaining from right-hand position? I have four I wrote on the plane, and I don't think I've ever danced one. And considering the ro swapping I encounter at many of my gigs, maybe it's time I start calling them sometime.I know there's one by Gene Hubert where ladies chain, are rolled away with 1/2 sashay, and gents are right-hand chained from the right. Notes for that appreciated. I'd like dances where gents are doing a regular right hand chain.I'm not talking about "Gents chain", which is from the Left-hand side. For that matter, I want to make it clear that "gents chain" is named poorly. I called "gents, left-hand chain" the other night in Greenfield and it required less explanation than when I've called/taught it as "gents chain". But I digress.Thanks! Ron Blechner _______________________________________________ Callers mailing list Callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net http://lists.sharedweight.net/listinfo.cgi/callers-sharedweight.net _______________________________________________ Callers mailing list Callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net http://lists.sharedweight.net/listinfo.cgi/callers-sharedweight.net