if a series is sub-par for any reason .... the dance will probably end (do to attrition) If a dance has a loyal following it will survive and hopefully thrive smaller community dances are still doing well in NH!
On 4/28/2014, "Chrissy Fowler" <[email protected]> wrote: > >How does one address the problem of the band/caller that "no one" likes? > >More specifically, what happens if a band and/or caller "owns" a dance series, >but dancers don't want to go to their dances? (For whatever reason - they >have subpar skills, they're perceived as curmudgeonly, their repertoire is not >popular any more, they're passe aka same old same old, they're unfortunate >victims of vagaries of constantly shifting and subjective popular opinion, >etc.) > >Is this really a problem that other organizers should worry about? > >Why or why not? > >And if yes, then what should/could another organizer do? > > >- 2014 NEFFA session >** Please RETAIN SUBJECT LINE in all replies! Especially IF YOU GET THE >DIGEST! *** > > >_______________________________________________ >Organizers mailing list >[email protected] >http://www.sharedweight.net/mailman/listinfo/organizers > > >
