Hi Seth and Luke,
This discussion has inspired me to revisit grid contras.
We danced a grid contra yesterday at our monthly dance in Christchurch.
The majority of the dancers (24) were experienced but 8 were less so.
Even so it went well and all found it fun.
Here is a video of the setting u
In addition to Pong, the grid contra I've tried at two dance weekends,
there's also some six face six dances I wrote; only "two out of three ain't
bad" has actually been field tested. I've had it succeed and be enjoyed,
I've also had it degenerate into a circle mixer.
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those at the far sides face no one - Bob
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Subject: Re: [Callers] Transgressions
On 2018-10-10 12:17 PM, Donna Hunt via Call
On 2018-10-10 12:17 PM, Donna Hunt via Callers wrote:
Is someone willing and able to share the choreography to the list?
Thanks for considering that.
Out of Bounds, Will Mentor
Not available on the web, as far as I know.
Becket's Crossing, Chris Kermiet
See the author's website:
https://k-
Is someone willing and able to share the choreography to the list?
Thanks for considering that.
Out of Bounds, Will Mentor
Becket's Crossing, Chris Kermiet
New and Improved, Super Ultra Snake Oil #9* (Seth's riff from) Roger Diggle
Donna Hunt
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In the English repertoire, in Freeford Gardens and really most any dance
that has people leading out to the side of the set there is the opportunity
to loop around folks in the next set. Similarly, in progressive squares
such as grapevine twist when I'm in the couple that's last in a figure,
I'll i
Resource? not familiar with Wil's Out of Bounds..
~ When I dance, I cannot judge, I cannot hate, I cannot separate myself from
life. I can only be joyful and whole, that is why I dance. ~Hans Bos~ ~
On Tuesday, October 9, 2018, 5:55:03 PM EDT, Jonathan Sivier via Callers
wrote:
S
Star Wars by Peter Foster has couples from each line go out and star
with couples from the next line. Does that count?
Jonathan
On 10/9/2018 3:05 PM, Tepfer, Seth via Callers wrote:
When a couple moves up and down the lines, we call that 'progression'.
When a couple moves ACROSS the lines,
When a couple moves up and down the lines, we call that 'progression'.
When a couple moves ACROSS the lines, I call that 'transgression'. Not counting
four face fours (aka mescolanzas, double countras) I know of three dances that
'transgress' in some form or another:
* Out of Bounds*, Will M
