Re: [Callers] Two Face Three Dance Inquiry

2019-07-07 Thread Mac Mckeever via Callers
 I have a dance I think is called 'turn back jack' - part if it is 3 face 2 and 
the 2 dosido with the center dancer in the line of 3.  It goes into a basket 
swing in a way that is hard to explain - but i will try
I will not relate this to the music because it never seems to be able to keep 
up - so it is more free form.
All 5 right star - one person is designate as the JackJack drops out of the 
star and turns back the other way an chooses someone to swingThe other 3 do a 
basket swing and end in line of 3 facing the other 2 who were swingingWho ever 
ends up in the center of the line of 3 is the Jack next time aroundLine of 2 
dosido with person in center of line of 3Center person returns to center of 
line - but faces out and crosses arms to take hands in line of 2other 2 join to 
make a circle of 5 with the new Jack facing out with arms crossedJack raises 
top arm to make arch and pulls 2 dancers into middle of circleno one lets go - 
center dancers raise arms over others to make a basket (yes - this actually 
works!)Basket swing - release to right star and start again.
This is not an easy dance
Mac McKeeverST Louis

On Sunday, July 7, 2019, 09:43:03 PM CDT, Rich Sbardella via Callers 
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 Folks,
I remember dancing a dance where two people face a line of three.  I believe 
there was a Dosido as lines of two and three, but I cannot remember the dance.
Does anyone recall such a dance.  Are you willing to share it?
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[Callers] Two Face Three Dance Inquiry

2019-07-07 Thread Rich Sbardella via Callers
Folks,

I remember dancing a dance where two people face a line of three.  I
believe there was a Dosido as lines of two and three, but I cannot remember
the dance.

Does anyone recall such a dance.  Are you willing to share it?

Thanks,
Rich
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Re: [Callers] new dance

2019-07-07 Thread Rich Goss via Callers
Called Chuck’s dance tomight in Portland (OR) with Chuck playing in the band.   
Nicely received by the dancers.   Great dance.  

> On Jul 6, 2019, at 11:26 AM, Charles Abell via Callers 
>  wrote:
> 
> 
> Charles Abell has shared a OneDrive file with you. To view it, click the link 
> below. 
>  
> Poussetranella 2.MOV
> Here's a new dance I wrote and premiered at our local dance a few weeks ago, 
> to very positive reviews. I'm proud of the dance overall, but particularly 
> with title. If anyone is aware of another dance using this title, please 
> indicate that. It's worth noting that partner contact is a bit limited in 
> this dance, but it feels like a worthwhile trade off given the nice flow of 
> the dance and the long partner swing at the end. 
> 
> Feedback welcome. (Video attached)
> 
> Poussetranella (Becket)C. 
> Abell 6/19
> 
> A1  Ring bal, Petronella 1x (8)
> Ring bal, Petronella (take hands with N) (8)*
> A2  Half poussette, gents go backwards first (4)
> Ladies continue backwards to other side, gents pass right sh (4)**
> N swing (8)
> B1   Circle left 3/4x, slide left (ladies lead) (8)
> (new) Gents dosido 1x (8)
> B2   P bal and swing (16)
> w/ same N…
> 
> * I suggest the dancers skip the clap on the second Petronella
> ** Gents pass right sh in the middle - nice flow into the swing
> 
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