user: Nicholas Rockstroh
BREAK
by: David Kaynor
introduces moves: swing, circle, do si do, chain, star
formation: improper
| A1 | 16 | neighbors balance & swing
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| A2 | 8 | circle left 3 places
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| 8 | partners do si do once
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| B1 | 16 | partners balance & swing
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| B2 | 8 | ladles chain
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| 8 | star left 4 places to new neighbors ⁋
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by: Mike Richardson
introduces moves: hey, pass by, long lines
formation: Becket
| A1 | 8 | star right - hands across - 4 places
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| 8 | ladles chain after gentlespoons drop
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| A2 | 16 | ladles start a full hey - rights in center, lefts on ends
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| B1 | 4 | ladles pass by right shoulders
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| 12 | partners swing
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| B2 | 8 | long lines forward & back
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| 8 | star right - hands across - 4 places then slide left ⁋
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by: Chris Page
introduces moves: mad robin, allemande, right left through
formation: improper
| A1 | 6 | mad robin, ladles in front
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| 4 | circle left 1 place (single file promenade)
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| 6 | mad robin, gentlespoons in front
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| A2 | 8 | gentlespoons allemande left 1½
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| 8 | neighbors swing
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| B1 | 8 | circle left 3 places
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| 8 | partners swing
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| B2 | 8 | right left through
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| 8 | ladles chain ⁋
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(Notes by Chris Page)
[1] A mad ladle is a sideways do-si-do, ladles starting in front of their neighbor.
[2] A no-hands circle left 1/4 in your groups of four. Essentially ladles cross the set while gentlespoons sidestep to their left along the side of the set.
[3] Here you look at your neighbor across the set, and gentlespoons start by going forward to their right, ladles behind to their left, gentlespoons passing in front of partner.
BREAK
by: Callie Allison, Chet Gray, Nedra McNeil, Bob Crawford, Elisabeth Monica, Susan Pope, John Baker
introduces moves: slide along set, custom, star promenade, butterfly whirl, revolving door, give & take
formation: Becket cw
| A1 | 2 | slide left along set ⁋
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| 6 | circle left 3 places
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| 8 | neighbors do si do 1¼
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| A2 | 0 | Alternately: Mad Robin, ladles through the middle
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| 8 | ladles allemande left 1½, scoop up partners
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| 4 | ladles star promenade left ½
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| 4 | butterfly whirl
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| B1 | 8 | revolving door - gentlespoons take right hands and drop off partners on other side
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| 8 | neighbors swing
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| B2 | 4 | ladles give & take partners
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| 12 | partners swing
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Written and danced at Summer CDH. Elisabeth Monica from Louisville wanted to know if any dances existed with both a star promenade/butterfly whirl and a revolving door. I didn't know of any but was happy to oblige. The title comes from the foundational assertions of mathematical proofs, and references the fact that I think any combination of two figures can be incorporated into an enjoyable dance.
by: Cary Ravitz
introduces moves: balance, allemande orbit, meltdown swing, pass through
formation: Becket ccw
| A1 | 4 | partners balance towards and away from each other
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| 6 | mad robin, gentlespoons in front
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| 6 | gentlespoons allemande left once around while the ladles orbit clockwise ½ around
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| A2 | 16 | neighbors meltdown swing
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| B1 | 4 | pass through across the set and turn alone to face back in
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| 8 | circle left 4 places
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| 4 | pass through along the set to next neighbors ⁋
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| B2 | 6 | ladles allemande left once around while the gentlespoons orbit clockwise ½ around
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| 10 | partners swing
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Cary notes:
"In place of the mad ladle, you can use gents roll away and ladies half sashay (3), ladies step forward and right to start a 1/2 mad ladle (3)."
by: Gene Hubert
formation: Becket
| A1 | 2 | slide left along set ⁋
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| 6 | circle left 3 places
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| 8 | neighbors swing
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| A2 | 8 | long lines forward & back
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| 8 | ladles chain
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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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