This looks really interesting....but I'm having some trouble
picturing how the multiple square arrangements would work. 2 Squares
I can picture, but I'm a little unsure about how three squares would
be laid out and even less sure what the difference between "Four
Squares" and "Four Squares -- closed box" is. Anyone care to step up
with some clarification?
Jack
At 09:13 AM 7/27/2008, you wrote:
Hello All;
Since we are mostly interested in contras and squares, I'd like to
share with you what I've learned about a hybrid formation that
combines contras and squares called zia formation (see the
attached). In the past year I've started writing and calling zias,
and have found they can be a fun novelty for those audiences
experienced enough to appreciate them. Compared to another hybrid
formation, grid squares, I have found they are harder to write but
easier to dance, as they tend to stay aligned better and thus give
dancers a more clearly defined path. I'd certainly be interested if
anyone on this list knows of other zia dances that have been used.
I hope you enjoy the discussion and the dances, and this gives you
another way to bring fun to your dancers -
Bob Isaacs
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