All this talk of Squares, and with Ralph Page weekend and all
reminded me that I found this on the web:
for all you Rabbit fans:
(we should always listen to the caller!)
the scene: 2 mountain gents trying to get the best of Bugs
of course Bugs turns the tables.
Bugs Bunnys Square
Promenade a
We ended up doing melanie's triplet (twice) and ladies star. There
turned out to be several non-dancer people so I gave up on the
"no-walkthrough" goal. The dances went pretty well; thanks!
Jeff
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Richard Allen Fischer wrote:
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> Ladies Star by Tony Parkes
>
> A1 Ladies L hand star, allemande R partner 1 1/2
> A2 Gents L hand star, allemande R partner 1 1/2
> B1 Corners balance and swing
> B2 Promenade your corner (your new partner) to gent's home place
>
Thanks!
>
> Irish sets are fun fo
Well here's a favorite triplet:
Melanie's Triplet Melanie Axel-Lute
A1 Lines of three fwd and back; top couple lead down center and cast
to second place
A2 Active couple (in center) turn contra corners
B1 All balance and swing partners; end facing up
B2 Top couple casts to bottom place, ot
Hi Jeff,
I like Ladies Star by Tony Parkes
A1 Ladies L hand star, allemande R partner 1 1/2
A2 Gents L hand star, allemande R partner 1 1/2
B1 Corners balance and swing
B2 Promenade your corner (your new partner) to gent's home place
The traditional Nine-Pin square should be fun at a house part
Here's a great one. A nice simple break (corner alle L, R&L Grand,
promenade home) can work well
Geezy Peezy
Heads go forward and back
Up to your opposite and swing, face sides
with sides Circle left 1x
Sides make an arch, rip and snort (heads dive through the arch, heads
let go of partne
Alan Winston - SSRL Central Computing wrote:
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> Not what you were asking, but if the reason you want to do this is
> space limitations rather than an interest in getting into square
> stuff, why not do triplets? They're aimed at contra dancers
> already, and they take up even less room.
>
Trip
Jeff wrote:
> I'm looking for some squares to learn to do at house parties. The
> dancers would probably be contra dancers who haven't done many
> squares, but squares work a lot better in kitchens. Easy stuff that
> wouldn't need to be walked would be best. Looking online (probably
> not in th
I'm looking for some squares to learn to do at house parties. The
dancers would probably be contra dancers who haven't done many
squares, but squares work a lot better in kitchens. Easy stuff that
wouldn't need to be walked would be best. Looking online (probably
not in the right places) I'm mos
