Yes, everyone swings their own partner in the center of the
set. Extra room is needed up and down the set.
Jacob
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2012 19:11:46 -0500
From: Luke Donforth
To: "Caller's discussion list"
Subject: Re: [Callers] Genderless beginner dances
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Jacob, thanks for the dance. If I understand it correctly, you're having
them swing along the set, rather than on the sides of the set?
You're right that Rory & Juliet is a little more advanced than I would
throw at novices. That one was more in mind for the specific gender free
dance I was headin
Luke, I looked at the dances on your blog. I was surprised by Rory
and Juliet, with its turns once and a quarter and three quarters
around, since the last thing I would want to burden beginners with is
fractions.
Here's a dance you can use. I call it my House Dance Special, since
I've often
