For an easy one, I like Al's Advice by Paul Tyler.  However, my favorite out of 
minor set dance is Gene Hubert's Reunion.  I can't ever dance that one enough!

Jeff

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On Feb 6, 2013, at 9:56 AM, Yoyo Zhou wrote:

> You can start with dances where you see a next neighbor briefly but
> return to your first neighbor:
> 
> Sneak Preview (Claudio Buchwald)
> Poetry in Motion (Lisa Greenleaf)
> Stripes and Solids (Lisa Greenleaf)
> Mary Cay's Reel (David Kaynor)
> 
> Or dances where you see a shadow briefly but return to your partner:
> 
> Another Nice Combination (Tom Hinds)
> Summer of '94 (Mike Richardson (Lisa Greenleaf variation))
> 
> Then you can be with your shadow for a while longer:
> 
> Chrysalis (Don Flaherty) - hey with your shadow, meet your partner
> Balance to My Lou (Becky Hill) - one of the many from the petronella
> with extra spin genre
> 
> Or with your next neighbor for a while longer:
> 
> Traveler's Welcome (Jim Kitch) - reasonably easy progressions forward
> and backward and forward
> 
> Or see lots of neighbors:
> 
> Vote with Your Feet (Bob Isaacs) - becket, so it's not as confusing
> for dancers out at the end
> 
> Yoyo Zhou
> 
> 
> On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 6:40 AM, Jack Mitchell <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Here are two:
>> 
>> Another Nice Combination - Tom Hinds
>> 
>> A1    N B&S
>> A2    Circle L 3/4, pass partner -- shadow DsD 1x
>> B1    P B&S
>> B2    Ladies Chain, Left Hand Star
>> 
>> You're just barely out of your minor set, and it's generally the same
>> person.  Also, if they miss it, they can just wander around somewhere for 8
>> beats and then B&S their partner.
>> 
>> Becky's Brouhaha - Rhiannon (Giddens) Laffan
>> 
>> A1    N Bal and Box the Gnat, Pull by R, (Previous N) Allemande L
>> A2    (Current) N B&S
>> B1    Circle L 3/4, P Sw
>> B2    Ladies Chain, Left Hand Star
>> 
>> As far as the dance goes, similar reasoning to ANC.  Also, the dance was
>> written as a birthday present for my wife by her best friend, so it has a
>> personal connection too. ;-)
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On 2/6/2013 9:23 AM, Emily Addison wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Folks,
>>> 
>>> I was wondering if anyone had relatively 'easy on the brain' 'out of your
>>> minor set' dances???
>>> 
>>> Here in Ottawa (Ontario), dancers aren't used to leaving their minor
>>> set/partner to go dance with other.  I'd like to try a few really great
>>> dances with this feature but they need to have a high success rate for a
>>> room of folks not used to this feature of some contras.
>>> 
>>> Any ideas and if so, why did you choose that dance????
>>> 
>>> Much thanks!
>>> Emily Addison
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