Maia:
There are a number of dances which have the women leading the star
promenade. I have called almost all of them at one time or another. I
find that dancers enjoy the variety.
LInda
Whoa, Nellie! Erik Weberg
There is No Way to Peace, Peace is the Way Erik Hoffman
Sweet Music for Guys Becky Hill
Rosen the Beau Sue Rosen
Overbalanced Tom Calwell
Out of Nowhere Gene Hubert
On the Way to Peace Linda Leslie var. of Erik's Dance (above)
Not Quite Gothic Linda Leslie var. of Nathaniel Jack dance (below)
Molly Pitcher Melanie Axel-Lute
Mad Gypsy Becky Hill & Cal Hurd
Friends Forever Linda Leslie
Friends Forever #2 Linda Leslie
Fractal Frolic Cary Ravitz
Fractal Fling Cary Ravitz
Daddy's Reeling Rachel Nevitt
Close Friends Folk Process
Chased by Butterflies Jim Hemphill
Carol's Delight Tom Hinds
Butterflies in the Barn Chris Page
Butterflies Cary Ravitz
A Bevy of Butterflies Chris Page & Bob Isaacs
American Gothic Nathaniel Jack
On Oct 3, 2013, at 10:05 AM, Maia McCormick wrote:
Came up against this question while writing a dance the other day:
women
leading men into a star promenade and butterfly whirl? Does this
happen?
Are there compelling reasons for me not write it into a dance, or
would it
be a fun bit of genderswappery? (I imagine that as far as
genderswappery
goes, it's still less confusing for all involved than a gent's
chain...)
Cheers,
Maia
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