user: Chet Gray
B2b: pass through, dosado Next neighbors
B2: circle left 3 places; pass through ⁋; form an ocean wave with Next Neighbors
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Grand right & left break
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by: Dugan Murphy
introduces moves: custom, do si do, swing, allemande, circle, balance the ring, California twirl
formation: improper
A1 | 8 | As a couple, Partners do si do with Neighbor couple
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8 | neighbors do si do once
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A2 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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B1 | 8 | gentlespoons allemande left 1½
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8 | partners swing
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B2 | 8 | circle left 3 places
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4 | balance the ring
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4 | partners California twirl to face new couple ⁋
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by: Lisa Greenleaf
B2b: pass through, dosado Next neighbors
introduces moves: long lines
formation: improper
A1 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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A2 | 8 | long lines forward & back
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8 | ladles allemande right 1½
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B1 | 16 | partners balance & swing
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B2 | 8 | circle left 3 places
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8 | neighbors do si do 1½ ⁋
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by: Bill Sudkamp
introduces moves: custom, star, roll away, promenade
formation: square dance
A1 | 8 | Heads forward & back
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8 | star right 4 places Heads
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A2 | 8 | Heads separate, go around two - form lines at the sides (gentlespoon-gentlespoon-ladle-ladle)
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4 | ladles roll away same roles with a half sashay (roll right to left)
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4 | gentlespoons roll away same roles with a half sashay
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B1 | 4 | center two roll away with a half sashay
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4 | everyone roll away with a half sashay (Corners)
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8 | partners swing
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B2 | 8 | partners promenade home
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8 | everyone forward & back
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This variation is based on Wade Pearson's variation (https://contradb.com/dances/559).
by: [none]
formation: square dance break
A1 | 8 | star right 3 places ladles
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8 | 1st neighbors swing (Corners)
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A2 | 8 | star left 3 places gentlespoons
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8 | 2nd neighbors swing (Opposites, but not in opposite place)
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B1 | 8 | star right 3 places ladles
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8 | 3rd neighbors swing ("that other gentlespoon")
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B2 | 8 | star left 3 places gentlespoons
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8 | partners promenade along the set on the right to home (halfway around)
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by: Bryan Suchenski
introduces moves: down the hall, up the hall, chain, give & take
formation: Becket
ID home side. Begin in lines of 4 facing down.
A1 | 8 | down the hall and turn alone
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8 | up the hall and bend into a ring
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A2 | 8 | gentlespoons chain (right hand) - to neighbors
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8 | star left 4 places - look away to next neighbors ⁋
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B1 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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B2 | 8 | ladles give & take partners (to home side)
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8 | partners swing
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by: Linda Leslie
B2: circle left 3 places; pass through ⁋; form an ocean wave with Next Neighbors
introduces moves: Rory O'More, form an ocean wave, custom
formation: improper
Dance starts in short wavy lines: from improper formation, neighbors take right hands, ladles take left in the center.
A1 | 8 | balance & Rory O'More right
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8 | balance & Rory O'More left
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A2 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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B1 | 8 | circle left 3 places
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8 | partners swing
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B2 | 8 | circle left 3 places and walk forward
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4 | form an ocean wave & balance - ladles by left hands and neighbors by right hands -forward and back
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4 | walk forward to ⁋
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0 | form an ocean wave - ladles by left hands and neighbors by right hands
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[break]
by: Gene Hubert
introduces moves: hey, right left through, pass through
formation: improper
A1 | 8 | neighbors allemande right 1½
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8 | gentlespoons allemande left 1½
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A2 | 16 | partners start a full hey - rights on ends, lefts in center +
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B1 | 16 | partners balance & swing
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B2 | 8 | right left through
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6 | circle left 3 places
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2 | pass through ⁋
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Bob Isaacs notes: One of Gene Hubert’s best, which is really saying something. As good a full hey dance as any ever written.
+partners right, ladles left, neighbor right, gentlespoons left
by: Gene Hubert
Grand right & left break
introduces moves: custom, balance
formation: square dance
A1 | 8 | Heads forward & back
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8 | right left through Heads
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A2 | 6 | circle left 3 places Heads
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2 | pass through to face Sides
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8 | neighbors do si do 1¼ to a wave of 4 (2 ladles in the middle by the left, neighbor right)
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B1 | 4 | balance right & left
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2 | neighbors allemande right ½
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2 | gentlespoons allemande left ½
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8 | partners swing
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B2 | 16 | partners promenade along the set on the right to home
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by: Cary Ravitz
introduces moves: petronella, turn alone
formation: Becket ccw
Double progression.
In long lines, your partner is in one hand, your shadow is in the other hand.
A1 | 8 | gentlespoons allemande left 1½
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8 | neighbors swing
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A2 | 8 | right left through
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8 | left diagonal ladles chain to shadow (only if there is someone there) ⁋
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B1 | 8 | balance & petronella
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0 | turn alone to face a new neighbor ⁋
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8 | balance & petronella
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B2 | 0 | turn alone to face your partner
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16 | partners balance & swing
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http://www.dance.ravitz.us/#pp3
Note the similarity to Maliza's Magical Mystery Motion. The chain is to the diagonal left here, so at the end of B1 you must face a new set of four to find your partner.
by: Yoyo Zhou
introduces moves: mad robin, gate, pass by, gyre, meltdown swing
formation: improper
A1 | 8 | long lines forward & back
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8 | mad robin, ladles in front (clockwise around neighbors)
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A2 | 8 | gentlespoons gate neighbors to face into the set
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2 | ladles pass by left shoulders
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2 | partners pass by right shoulders
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4 | gentlespoons gyre left shoulders once
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B1 | 16 | partners meltdown swing
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B2 | 8 | circle left 3 places
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8 | neighbors swing ⁋
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https://epicyclic.org/dance/compositions.html#poe :
For Chris Page, who enjoyed the working title "untitled mad robin gate dance".
by: Orace Johnson
introduces moves: slide along set
formation: Becket
A1 | 2 | slide left along set ⁋
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6 | circle left 3 places
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8 | neighbors do si do once
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A2 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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B1 | 8 | circle left 3 places
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8 | partners do si do once
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B2 | 16 | partners balance & swing
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Bob Isaacs notes: Hailing from Urbana, IL, Orace Johnson was a pillar of the Midwest contra community until his passing in 1991 while contra dancing. This simple dance is as pure as it gets. It also inspired one of the best contra books, Midwest Folklore, a collection of the best dances from the Midwest’s best choreographers.
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