Does anyone have a sample contract you can send me that you use for one night
stands?
Preferably one that talks about a deposit.
Thanks!
Alex
NYC
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If the rest of the dance is good, you can substitute Robins pull by right, neighbor allemande left 3/4 and on the next neighbor (kind of like an open chain in ECD). I will say that one good place for the “courtesy turn this neighbor and then onto the next neighbor” transition is if you were doing a
Oops I sent it from the wrong email and only a few folks got it.
The last time I danced one of these, I learned that if you promenade with the
Robins passing right shoulder, this flows very well. So if one MUST call it,
you might change the promenade direction.
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>> On Aug 6, 2024, at 3:
Du Quoin Races also has a swing that ends mid-phrase. Dancers tend not to like
to end those when the choreographer wants them to.
> On Mar 31, 2024, at 2:01 PM, Alexandra Deis-Lauby
> wrote:
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> I wrote that first dance you asked about the other day too! And for the
> exact same reason!
I wrote that first dance you asked about the other day too! And for the exact
same reason!
I just inverted Bob’s Read between the lines. And I used a slide and circle
instead of a circle and pass through.
Love this thread. Thanks!
Alex
> On Mar 31, 2024, at 2:50 AM, Chris Page via Contr
Oops without the typos.
Can you just prime the dancers that at some point you will call from becket
“LLFB, take hands 8 from the top” and then hash some basic things that help
with visualizing the 8 (circle left, back to the right, into the middle, etc)
until it gets passed down? Then square y
Can you just prime the dancers that AG some point you will call from becket
“LLFB, take hands 8 from the top” and then hash some basic things that hep with
visualizing the 8 (circle left, back to the right, into the middle, etc) until
it gets passed down? Then square your sets and go.
Or you c
I do #3 and have then try both sides with two people and then choose a role for
the rest of the lesson
> On Nov 21, 2022, at 11:55 AM, Maia McCormick via Contra Callers
> wrote:
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> Hey folks,
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> Calling the occasional gig again after uh, everything, and I'm finally
> inspired to iron out a
(That’s from memory- I’m like 95% sure it’s right)
> On Nov 16, 2022, at 7:43 PM, Alexandra Deis-Lauby
> wrote:
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> I often do something like this:
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> 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 R
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,
I’ve been asked to call a Bridgerton-themed wedding dance. Part of what makes
the Bridgerton theme is the music… So I’m wondering if anyone has experience
(of either the successful or unsuccessful variety) of calling dances to music
that isn’t our normal dance tempo (these sound a lit
I’d suggest this set:
> The Nice Combination
> Old Time Elixir#2 (sub a promenade for the RL through)
> Butter
> Apples and Chocolate
> Becky's Brouhaha
> Flying Flamingos
> On Nov 29, 2021, at 11:19 AM, Ted Sims via Contra Callers
> wrote:
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> Wow, I just got asked to call the first half
Thanks for sharing these!
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> On Jan 31, 2020, at 7:27 PM, Bob Isaacs via Contra Callers
> wrote:
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> Hi All:
>
> Most of you probably didn't know Roger Auman, who passed away earlier this
> week. Roger was a longtime avid contra dancer, a fine caller, an inventive
>
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