On Dec 16, 2016, at 11:48 AM, Bill Olson wrote, regarding the dance
"Three Thirty-Three [Thirty-Three]":
> I personally like the original
[with
B2 Long Lines F&B, Ladies dosido 1.5
]
> best of all and don't really think it's hard to teach if you pay attention to
> telling everyone where th
I agree with Mark! This is a fabulous dance as it is and the dosido for the
women is just hard enough to be a fun challenge. (When I was a new dancer,
dosido 1 1/2 was the hardest move for me to do gracefully and on time. I
was so happy when I got it right!) When the caller teaches the alternate
B2
Hi,
I have always used the original version and don't ever recall the dancers
having trouble with the DSD progression. While I respect and admire the
folks creating variants they find helpful for their needs, for me, if it
ain't broke, I'm not going to fix it.
Also, I must say that pleased me gre
Fwiw, if I were to write a variation of 3-33-33 (and wanted to avoid ladies
chain/star L), I'd do a figure like in Al Olson's 'Ann Arbor Four': long
lines (8), P alle. R 3/4 (4), ladies alle. L 1/2 (4). Agreed that ladies'
allemande L out of long lines, while there's no reason it doesn't flow, is
b
Hi Kalia, yep, I agree.. I guess I should have said more about why I preferred
the original.. Anyway this is a great dance, a modern classic, and i call it
often..
bill
From: Callers on behalf of Kalia
Kliban via Callers
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 9:05
On 12/16/2016 11:48 AM, Bill Olson via Callers wrote:
3-33-33
Steve Zakon (Duple improper)
A1 Balance N1, N1 pull by R, N2 pull by L , N3 Balance, box the gnat
A2 N3 pull by R, N2 pull by L, N1 swing
B1 Circle L 3/4, Partner Swing
B2 Long Lines F&B, Ladies dosido 1.5
I'm aware of a "fix" to 33
Dugan,
I have seen what you call 4-44 called by others as a variation of 3-33, but I
do not know if it actually exists as another dance with a different title, or
just as a variation of 3-33.
Perry
From: Dugan Murphy via Callers
To: Callers List Serve
Sent: Friday, December 16, 201
On Fri, Dec 16, 2016 at 11:12 AM, Dugan Murphy via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
> Question two: are there other 3-33-inspired dances out there you know
> about?
>
Tom Hinds has written Four, Forty-Four, Forty-Four (similar to, but not
identical to, your name) and Five, Fifty-F
Dugan: I'm sure there are many out there.
Here's one that I wrote.
Ken's 60th Birthday Bash
by Donna Hunt
Duple Improper
A1
Neighbor #1 Balance and pull by Right
Neighbor #2 pull by Left
Neighbor #3 Balance and Box the Gnat with Right
A2
Neighbor #3 pull by
Hi Dugan and all,... let's get the original dance down here: originally the
dance was titled 3-33-33. The title had to do with the way the money split on a
tour Steve took with "Fresh Fish" back in the 80's (I think). I have the author
as Steve Zakon back then.. but now this guy Steve Zakon-Ande
Dear Shared Weighters,
I wanted to call "3-33" by Steve Zakon-Anderson recently, but with a
different B2 progression that would be easier for dancers to execute and
for me to teach. Does this dance already exist under another title? If
not, I'd like to call it "4-44" to present it in clear homag
Terrific research, Jeff! Let me add a couple "variables" and info bits...
-Because Ladies at Play (from OK) and I (from TX) were both at C-13, we had
a great turnout of dancers, and bookers from that area in Atlanta... You'll
notice that Austin, Dallas, and OKC are among the best at booking Catapu
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