I was inspired to try fitting it into a 4 Face 4 - which I dubbed
"Traditions with Benefits."
See http://veino.com/blog/?p=1500 .
On Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 1:10 PM, Dugan Murphy via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
> Does anybody know of dances inspired by "Beneficial Tradition" by
Al Olson wrote a triplet. Here it is
Linda
Benefical Triplet
by Al Olson
Other/Triplet/Int
A1 ---
Partner across pull by the right, L diag pull by left
Across pull by R; L diag pull by L
A2 ---
across pull by R; L diag pull by L
Partner across Balance & Box the gnat
B1 ---
On 2017-03-03 1052, JD Erskine via Callers wrote:
On 2017-03-03 1016, Bill Olson via Callers wrote:
Dugan, Here are Dan's own notes regarding the dance.. not sure what the
Steve Schnur dance is titled, someone on here certainly knows..:
"I always loved this zig-zag gimmick when I danced it in
On 2017-03-03 1016, Bill Olson via Callers wrote:
Dugan, Here are Dan's own notes regarding the dance.. not sure what the
Steve Schnur dance is titled, someone on here certainly knows..:
"I always loved this zig-zag gimmick when I danced it in Cor Hogendijk's
"Pat's Tradition", done by English
Hi Dugan,
Here is one with the zipper on steroids:
http://dancevideos.childgrove.org/contra/contra-modern/57-xyz
*XYZ *by Bob Green Duple Minor improper used by permission
A1 Ladies allamande by the right 1 1/2 (8)
Partner Swing (8)
A2 Ladies chain (8)
Long lines forward and back (8
Dugan, Here are Dan's own notes regarding the dance.. not sure what the Steve
Schnur dance is titled, someone on here certainly knows..:
"I always loved this zig-zag gimmick when I danced it in Cor Hogendijk's "Pat's
Tradition", done by English country dancers. A dance by Steve Schnur that
fea
Does anybody know of dances inspired by "Beneficial Tradition" by Dan Pearl
that includes the "zipper" figure (B2 of "Beneficial Tradition") or
variations of that figure? I just wrote one myself, so I'm curious to see
what else is out there.
Here's mine:
Dela Says Yippee by Dugan Murphy (Clockwi
