You will need a good percentage of experienced dancers for this one; it
is SO delightfully representative of a bubbling pot....!
*Witches' Cauldron*by Kirston Koths**SourceCDSS "Gems"
Sicilian Circle-Mixer
Beg/Int
Notes from Oct 2010 4^th Fri - YAY! Works with reminding gents that they
are the anchors and they stay in their same inner or outer circle and
ladies zig zag about as we stir the potWe only had 6 sets of four
dancing and it worked all right….
The tune *OLD GREAY CAT*’s a VERY GOOD MATCHin rhythm and mood
A1After forming the sets, the two ladies trade places and face your
partner (partners are together in the same – inner or outer - large ring)
(16) Partners balance and swing
A2(8) Large rings go fwd & back; (8) Large rings circle right
B1(8) Large rings circle left
(8) Original foursomes circle left 3/4 (you and your partner are now
facing clockwise or counter-clockwise)
B2(8) You and your partner as a cpl, dosido neighbor couple
(2) As individuals pass through along the set
This is the progression; the one you face is your new ptr
(6) New partners see-saw (left-shoulder dosido)
*Author's Notes*
This dance written for the Palo Alto Hallowe'en contradance. Composed
Sept 10, 1988
/Double, double, toil and trouble; fire burn, and cauldron bubble!/
/ Come and stir my pot with me. Bring a partner; come and see!
/
On 10/12/2017 10:24 AM, Linda Leslie via Callers wrote:
Here are a few for you, Rich.
Have fun! Linda
*Halloween*
by Al Olson
Contra/Improper/Easy
A1 -----------
Neighbor swing
var: B & S
A2 -----------
Circle left three-quarters
Partner swing
B1 -----------
Promenade
Ladies chain
B2 -----------
Long lines
Right and left through
*Devil's Dervish*
by Al Olson & Linda Leslie*
Four Face Four/Four Facing Four/Int
A1 -----------
Forward and Back
Opposite allemande right once and three-quarters
Pull by this opposite to start:
A2 -----------
Half hey for eight!
B1 -----------
Same Opposite Balance and Swing
B2 -----------
Ring Balance Circle left one-half
Partner Swing
*This dance beads on Devil’s Duty by Al Olson, so I include his name
as an author.
*Ghosts in the Night*
variation on a dance by Don Flaherty
Contra/Improper/Easy
A1 -----------
Balance R,L, slide right
Balance L,R, slide left
A2 -----------
(16) Neighbor balance and swing
B1 -----------
Ladies Do si do 1 & 1/2 (or alle R)
Partner swing
B2 -----------
Circle Left 3/4
Flatten to a wave, Balance
Walk forward to new waves
*Witch's Stars*
by Linda Leslie
Contra/Improper/Easy
A1 -----------
Hands across right hand star
Left hands back (gents drop out)
A2 -----------
Ladies continue to partner and swing
B1 -----------
Long lines forward and back
Ladies chain
B2 -----------
Hey (ladies center right)
On Oct 12, 2017, at 9:16 AM, Rich Sbardella via Callers
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Hello Friends,
I need some Halloween themed dances. Any suggestions?
Rich Sbardella
Stafford, CT
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