Ron wrote:
> You need to watch this video:
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7b3yzjAv8c
>
> There are dances where you can take the greatest caller in the world,
> the best band in the world, and there will be stubborn dancers who
> just. Don't. Listen.
>
Thank you Ron for responding and for p
>
> Alan Winston asked:
>
Slip-jgs are usually played with DAH-du-dum DAH-du-dum DAH-dum-dum
> (nine beats in a measure, with emphasis on the first beat of each triplet).
> Are you taking three (ONE-two-three) waltz steps per measure, or one
> (ONE...TWO...THREE) waltz step per measure?
>
Alan
I have found that "United We Dance" by Bob Isaacs works well as a waltz.
Doing Rory o More setting in waltz time is very satisfying (to me).
Instead of a swing, folks can either do a two hand turn or just waltz to
the end of the phrase.
*United We Dance* Improp
Greg,
You need to watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7b3yzjAv8c
There are dances where you can take the greatest caller in the world,
the best band in the world, and there will be stubborn dancers who
just. Don't. Listen.
"> But if the dancers perceive the process of partnering
