Hi Polly,
I'm having trouble understanding the movement you describe. I've added my
interpretation
to your description. Is this what you envision?
Improper, 1's between 2's, line of four down the hall, gent #1 turns
anticlockwise 180 degrees
in place holding both ladies who pivot around
Hello, all!
I'm look at a down-the-hall move and wondering if it has been done before, and
if so with what results, so any feedback would be appreciated. Results mainly
meaning: did it cause confusion for the dancers/ did they enjoy it.
Improper, 1's between 2's, line of four down the hall, gen
Ihace heard enough commentary about being on the wrong side, wondering about
number, and progressing the wrong direction, all wrongs in quotes, that I think
many dancers are aware of who is who and what is 'normal' , even in becket
dance.
Andrea
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> On Sep 20, 2013, at 9:01 A
On Sat, Sep 21, 2013 at 9:06 AM, John C. McIntire
wrote:
> Having dancers automatically line up improper often creates difficulties for
> newcomers. Often as not, the newcomers will mimic a couple crossed over,
> creating some confusion and taking more time to straighten out.
That hasn't been my
I will often call a proper dance early in the evening, just to get the dancers
on
their toes.
Having dancers automatically line up improper often creates difficulities for
newcomers. Often as not, the newcomers will mimic a couple crossed over,
creating some confusion and taking more time to s
