by: Mattie Rynkiewicz & Alex Aavang
formation: triple minor dutribecket
1s improper, 2s & 3s becket
| A1 | 8 | down the hall and turn as a couple [line of six, 1s in the center]
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| 8 | up the hall, bend the line, 2s & 3s face across [don't take hands four], 1s face each other
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| A2 | 16 | ones contra corners
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| B1 | 16 | partners balance & swing, 1s face down, 2s & 3s face across ⁋
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| B2 | 16 | 4/3 mirror hey for six, begin with 1s splitting their nearby neighbors, end facing down the hall in line of six
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Bringing contra corners BACK to triple minors - however in their modern dutribecket iteration. As in proper triple minors, each 2 & 3 will only turn ONE person during contra corners, while the 1s turn their partner and two neighbor 2s [gentlespoons] / two neighbor 3s [ladles]. Then, because everyone is already close to their partner, EVERYONE can balance & swing at the same time unlike duple minors, where only one couple can comfortably swing in the center. This formation puts one couple swinging in the center, and two swinging on the sides.
2s & 3s do not swap sides unlike other triple minor dutribecket dances