I enjoy Bob's Triplet #1 for the reasons Victor stated, but I will note
that it's a triplet rather than a triple minor. Depending on the crowd, a
triplet may be more appropriate. It certainly can run shorter, say 9x
rather than 13-15 times through for a triple minor.
Jerome
On Sun, Apr 16, 2023,
I highly recommend “Bob’s Triplet #1” by Bob Dalsemer. It is easy enough for
beginner’s and it is a wonderful way to teach Contra corners, and I love the
inclusion of some traditional moves such as sashaying.
http://www.quiteapair.us/calling/acdol/dance/acd_239.html
Hi All,
Thanks so much for the various triple minor ideas... ... I've been digging
into them a bit tonight and I've got LOTS to learn before I call any of
them. Excited by a few of them though. :)
I really appreciate it!.Now to work them up at a house dance!
Emily
On Sat, Apr 8, 2023 at 4:08
On Thu, 6 Apr 2023 09:46:37 -0400, Susan Davis Scott Russell via Contra Callers
wrote:
> This is a triple minor I learned from Gene Hubert in the 80s. I don�t know
> the name or author.
It's probably a version of Good Times by Al Olson. Instructions from The
Caller's Box:
A1: (16) Dip and
Sackett's Harbor is a fun triple minor. No swings, but there are contra
corners.
Jonathan
On 4/5/2023 6:37 PM, Emily Addison via Contra Callers wrote:
Hey contra calling friends :)
I have an admission ... ... ... I have NO triple minors in my card box. I've
been doing certain kinds of
