Rickey, Dorcas,
I think you could go either way. If you had a huge database of dances with
the moves entered in standard formatting, you could look at their "genetic
code" and pull out key markers that would give key groupings. I'm going
outside my own field, but I think this is a common technique
nruly Reunion/Monterey Detour
Old Time Elixer #2 by Linda Leslie and Tica Tica Timing by Dean Snipes are darn
close, the difference being a right and left through versus a promenade across.
(They're both fabulously fun petronella dances).
As for choreographers slipping up and writing their own d
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Old Time Elixer #2 by Linda Leslie and Tica Tica Timing by Dean S
One fun pair of identical dances I have is called Fickle Finger of
Fate by Don Lennartson (sp?) and Fidgity Feet by Mark Richardson.
It's a fun short-wave Rory O'More-type dance with a couple of "sling
shot allemandes" (as I like to think of them), one into the wave, and
the second into a f
Old Time Elixer #2 by Linda Leslie and Tica Tica Timing by Dean Snipes are
darn close, the difference being a right and left through versus a
promenade across. (They're both fabulously fun petronella dances).
As for choreographers slipping up and writing their own dance twice, it
wouldn't surprise
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 7:04 PM, Linda Leslie wrote:
> Tenth Year in Tommerup (Linda Leslie). Same dance by Greg Frock called
> Hopping Tiger, Baby Squirrel. I have not had the opportunity to talk with
> Greg about who might have written the dance at an earlier date.
>
> I know I have run across
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Subject: [Callers] Unruly Reunion/Monterey Detour
I just noticed that these two dances, Unruly Reunion by Robert Cromartie and
Monterey Detour by Bob Dalsemer, are identical. I don't know if I've picked up
modified v
There are several dances out there with "parallel evolution":
Corner Triplet (Linda Leslie) and David's Triplet 1.5 by David
Smukler. We figured out that my version was written first.
Tenth Year in Tommerup (Linda Leslie). Same dance by Greg Frock called
Hopping Tiger, Baby Squirrel. I have no
The order of the circles is different Unruly starts left, Monterey starts
right.
-Chris Page
San Diego
On Friday, August 31, 2012, Kalia Kliban wrote:
> I just noticed that these two dances, Unruly Reunion by Robert Cromartie
> and Monterey Detour by Bob Dalsemer, are identical. I don't know if
I just noticed that these two dances, Unruly Reunion by Robert Cromartie
and Monterey Detour by Bob Dalsemer, are identical. I don't know if
I've picked up modified versions, or if they're simply examples of
parallel evolution.
There must be other known cases of identical dances with differen
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