Bree, I'll definitely put your dance on my list to call soon.
We could kick around choreographic ideas for a good long time. Here's what I
came up with after seeing yours:
Becket, left prog.
A1. Circle left 3/4 pass through, do si do
A2 Gypsy and swing this new N
B1 Chain left diag..
One caution on diagonal chains, especially over and back, is that
you may need to remind the gents to hold their places and make the
ladies come to them. I've noticed that on a few dances with diagonal
chains the gents tend to move toward the lady who is coming towards
them. This moves the
I composed this to have a fairly easy way to introduce diagonal moves to a
group that isn't familiar with them. I don’t usually write dances without a
N swing, but my attempts to include one haven’t gone well. Suggestions
welcome.
If it’s original, I’ll call it ChainChainChainImproper
A1 N do
Hi Charlie,
Thanks for your ideas on the dance. I would like the first couple
to have more time to fool around, so the extra time won't be a
problem. By fool around i would suggest a longer gypsy, a longer
swing, or maybe some swing dance moves, whatever comes to their minds.
It is an invit
Tom,
This looks like a neat dance. I would like to dance it and call it sometime
soon.
(heck, I would like to dance sometime soon...)
I suspect that the Gents are going to arrive early for the Partner Gypsy and
Swing in A2.
This may call for a Gents Allemande Left 1-1/2 at the bottom of A1.
Keepi
