On 10/10/08, crunchym...@juno.com wrote:
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> Also does anyone else have a favorite 4f4 formation dance to share?
I really like the 4-face-4 genre, and have about eighteen of those
dances I really like on file. Favorites include "Coray's Silver Jubilee"
by Carol Ormand, and "Dance All Night" by
I LOVE this dance! I've danced it several times and remember it well,
though I have not personally called it. It's a favorite of the Ann Arbor
(MI) English Country dance community.
K&E by Pat Shaw- formation Double Becket
1's are in the middle and progress down, 2's are on the ends and progress
I'll take a crack at it . Think of a standard becket: Couple facing
couple in long lines. Put two of these lines next to each other. This is one
set. As in any 4 face 4 style dance, there are four couples in a sub-set.
Of these four couples, two couples are back to back in the middle. These are
the
I've been calling a couple of 4 face 4 dances to good reviews- Mark Widmer's
"This Dance Has No Title" - the variation by Bob Isaacs- and Seth Tepfer's
"Color Outside the Lines"
One of our regular dancers who is into the 4f4's suggested I look up Pat Shaw's
K&E. Some searching revealed the step
Holy cow.
I think this is real--a write-a-dance-expressing-science contest.
And I think Contra would be an excellent dance medium ...
Good luck, everyone!
:-)
Lark Speyer
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