I agree that the timing (say, from a zig-zag into a do-si-do) can be squishy,
but I like it if the music encourages the dancers to be on time. Once I asked
Anna Patton for a tune that "swoops" into A1 from B2, with the explanation that
the A1 figure is a do-si-do, and but the dancers are coming
Many of the dances by Cary Ravitz carry this warning: "This dance has multiple
individual progressions. Be alert on the ends." I had always noticed that many
of his dances were tricky at the ends but thinking about what he meant by
"multiple individual progressions" made me realize it was the e
I believe the correct spelling for #7 is Mange Tak (with an e at the end of the
first word..."Many Thanks" in Danish) but I didn't write the dance, so what do
I know…
On Jun 1, 2014, at 7:33 PM, Jack Mitchell via Callers
wrote:
> #1 is Melody's Madness by David Glick -- naked in california ha