it is a hands across starthe ladies do a Left hand
trade and then the men join hands and aLL star 1x
around - sorry I didn't make that clear.
--- "crunchym...@juno.com"
wrote:
> In reference to "Sounds Like a Match" by Lynn
> Ackerson, it seems to
> me like the A1 would be a little smo
Yes, the star is supposed to be a hands across star. The ladies join hands as
they pass, and then the men join hands to complete the star.
Regarding the new dances you're writing, besides trying them with live
bodies, I'd encourage you to post them to this list for feedback. This sight is
app
t sometimes, but it is not the standard and
we would call it a "hands-across" or perhaps "english style" star so this
was pretty funny to me.
Beth
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Subject: [Callers] Star grips was Re: Star Promenad
In reference to "Sounds Like a Match" by Lynn Ackerson, it seems to
me like the A1 would be a little smoother with a Southern style star
than a New England style? Has anyone found this to be the case?
Our local dance must have been started by Yankees as we typically
use the wrist grip. I've be
