Waves of Tory comes to mind. See it at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t4nfz2QDrU
Linda
On Mar 4, 2013, at 9:03 PM, Sue Robishaw wrote:
Hi,
Recently I ran across the barndance in the Disney cartoon "The
Martins & the Coys" segment of the "Make Mine Music" series (about
4:50
into the cartoon -- [1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=XtyUycHvYls). I
liked the "moving arches" figure so I tried it out on my Int'l
dancers
and they really enjoyed it. They much preferred it over Dip & Dive
(so
did I). In consideration of my more moderate humans, we didn't do
the
dance exactly as shown in the cartoon (see below). But I'm
wondering:
(1) Is the dance in the cartoon a particular dance? (2) Is there
another name for the moving arches figure? (3) Do you have other
dances
that use that figure?
There are a lot of options as danced in the cartoon, of
course, but
since I had four couples and wanted to keep it to regular AB length,
this is what turned out to work well. It was fun and fairly simple
dance but it did require keeping the set tight and moving as there
was
no "recovery" time. I think it would be fun with three couples and
another swift round.
Disney "The Martins & The Coys" Barndance #1 - four couple longways
A: Moving Arches -- Cpls 2,3,4 make arches & move up as Cpl#1
faces
down and goes thru arches to bottom.
At botttom, turn & join arches going up. At top turn & go thru
arches
to bottom. Keep moving. Two rounds back to original place.
B1-8: Cpl 1 -- Thru Arches to Bottom
8: Hands 4 -- Circle Left (top 2 cpls and bottom 2 cpls)
B2-8: Partner -- Right Arm turn
8: Neighbor -- Left Arm turn
March cheers! Sue Robishaw, U.P. of Michigan
References
1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtyUycHvYls
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