I also like to change to Becket formation at some point so to end up with a
final partner B
b
From: Alexandra Deis-Lauby via Contra Callers
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2022 12:43 AM
To: Dorcas Hand
Cc: contracallers@lists.sharedweight.net
Subject: [Callers]
(That’s from memory- I’m like 95% sure it’s right)
> On Nov 16, 2022, at 7:43 PM, Alexandra Deis-Lauby
> wrote:
>
> I often do something like this:
>
> You can get there from here
> A nice combination or the Baby Rose
> Old Elixir #2 (it’s like Tica Tica but with a promenade instead of a
I often do something like this:
You can get there from here
A nice combination or the Baby Rose
Old Elixir #2 (it’s like Tica Tica but with a promenade instead of a RL thru
Butter
The first time through on old elixir, you call Neighbor balance and swing and
the next time through you do the
Hi, all - and Happy Thanksgiving next week!
I'm working with a group of somewhat new callers to possibly call a medley in
December for a group of average dancers. I'm hoping you all can suggest one you
already know is easy to call and flows well from one dance to the next,
minimizing confusion
I always say something like “it’s easiest if the shorter person goes under, but
I’m sure you’ll work it out.”
For those avidly following the collecting, I’ve already had it pointed out that
I missed part of the original thread, so I’ll be creating an appendix :) Thanks
in advance to those who
In “The Mixing Bowl”, middles balance and box the gnat. What do you do for
determining who goes under and who goes around in the box-the-gnat? (I can
think of rules like “shorter person under”, “work it out during the balance”,
“person coming from the clockwise-facing line goes under/over” -
Dear list,
Thanks to everyone who shared dances in response to my query!
As promised, I’ve compiled them into a single list and added directions when
they weren’t in the original email.
The workshop that prompted my initial inquiry was on positional calling, and as
I compiled the list I had a
