user: Callie Allison
Guest Caller: Nedra
Swapped for Baby Rose
Waltz and Break
Guest Caller: Elisabeth
Guest Caller: Bob
by: Lisa Greenleaf
introduces moves: swing, long lines, allemande, circle, balance the ring, pass through
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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4 | balance the ring
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4 | pass through to new neighbors ⁋
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Bradley Smith Notes: Originally, the last figure of this dance was a neighbor do-si-do 1 1/2, but I usually swap it for the ring balance and pass through to make the progression as simple as possible for inexperienced dancers.
by: Gene Hubert
introduces moves: chain, stand still
formation: improper
A1 | 8 | circle left 4 places
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8 | neighbors 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 | ladles chain
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6 | circle right 4 places
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2 | stand still let go hands and turn ⁋
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by: Linda Leslie
Guest Caller: Nedra
introduces moves: form an ocean wave, balance
formation: Becket
A1 | 8 | long lines forward & back
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8 | gentlespoons allemande left 1½
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A2 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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B1 | 4 | pass through to an ocean wave - ladles by left in the center, neighbors by right on the sides
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4 | balance
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4 | pass through ⁋
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4 | form an ocean wave & balance - ladles by left hands and neighbors by right hands
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B2 | 4 | ladles allemande left ½
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12 | partners swing
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by: Cary Ravitz
introduces moves: star promenade, butterfly whirl, hey
formation: Becket
A1 | 6 | circle left 3 places
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2 | pass through ⁋
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8 | next neighbors swing
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A2 | 8 | gentlespoons allemande left 1½, keeping hands, pick up partner
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4 | star promenade left ½
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4 | butterfly whirl to face in
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B1 | 16 | ladles start a full hey - rights in center, lefts on ends
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B2 | 16 | partners balance & swing
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Cary Ravitz notes: This dance is an easier version of Through the Looking Glass, or you
might see it as Amy Kahn's Sweet Music with a different progression,
or Steve Zakon-Anderson's Twirling at the Alter with the progression
moved from the hey to the circle, or David Zinkin's Becky's Becket
with a different A2.
by: Cary Ravitz
Swapped for Baby Rose
introduces moves: right left through, 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.
Waltz and Break
by: Mike Boerschig
Guest Caller: Elisabeth
introduces moves: custom, California twirl
formation: improper
A1 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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A2 | 8 | gentlespoons allemande left 1½
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8 | partners allemande right 1½
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B1 | 8 | The first gentlespoon and second ladle star left above, and the second gentlespoon and first ladle star left below
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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 ⁋
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Guest Caller: Bob
introduces moves: Rory O'More
formation: Becket
A1 | 6 | circle left 3 places
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2 | pass through ⁋
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8 | next neighbors allemande right 1½ to long waves, ladles facing out
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A2 | 8 | balance & Rory O'More right
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8 | balance & Rory O'More left
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B1 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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B2 | 6 | circle left 3 places
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10 | partners swing
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by: Rick Mohr
introduces moves: roll away, form a long wave
formation: Becket
A1 | 4 | long lines forward
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4 | ladles roll away partners with a half sashay
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4 | long lines forward
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4 | gentlespoons roll away partners with a half sashay
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A2 | 4 | gentlespoons allemande left ¾ to
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0 | gentlespoons form a long wave in the center (fleeting) ⁋
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4 | gentlespoons allemande right ¾
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8 | neighbors swing on left diagonal
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B1 | 8 | right left through
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4 | ladles allemande right ¾ to
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0 | ladles form a long wave in the center (fleeting) ⁋
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4 | ladles allemande left ¾
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B2 | 16 | partners long swing
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Double-progression. (Be ready at ends!)
A wedding gift for my friends Ethan Hazzard-Watkins and Anna Patton. (At the end of their excellent self-uniting ceremony, Ethan said to Anna "You may kiss the groom!")
At the start of A2, dancers should spot their next neighbor on the left diagonal so the gentlespoons know who to aim for.
by: Bill Olson
introduces moves: box the gnat, star, do si do, promenade
formation: improper
A1 | 8 | neighbors right hand balance & box the gnat
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8 | star right - wrist grip - 4 places
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A2 | 8 | right left through
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8 | ladles do si do 1½
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B1 | 16 | partners balance & swing
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B2 | 8 | partners promenade
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6 | circle left 3 places
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2 | pass through ⁋
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