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By Craig Shucker
Anne presented a nice mix of calls and concepts. Some of her more interesting material included: (1) from a completed double pass thru -- Reach Out (2) from parallel right-hand ocean waves -- Travel Thru (3) from a double pass thru -- Counter Couple Up (4) from an eight chain thru -- Scatter Couple Up (5) from an eight chain thru -- Finally Tandem, Pass & Roll (6) from a 1/4 tag -- Finally As Couples, Follow Thru 3 times (7) from outfacing lines -- Split Phantom Lines Load The Boat (8) from an eight chain thru -- Split Phantom Columns Rotary Spin (9) from a tidal wave -- Once Removed Centers Cross Kick Off (10) from phantom infacing lines with the real dancers as the left-hand couple -- Phantom Fascinate (11) from phantom infacing lines with the real dancers as the left-hand couple -- Phantom Chisel Thru but Replace the last part with Reverse Swap Around (12) from a tidal two-faced line --
Two-Faced Relay The Shadow and Two-Faced Spin Chain The Line (actually
C-3B but most dancers had no problem with the concept).
Anne workshopped some familiar calls from some positions that were not so familiar to some of our dancers: (1) from infacing lines, parallel inverted lines, and an eight chain thru -- Crossover Circulate (2) from infacing lines, outfacing lines, an eight chain thru, and a trade by -- Split Counter Rotate Other calls that caused some problems included: (3) from a static square -- Heads Start Left Split Square Chain Thru (4) from a right-hand 1/4 tag -- Chain
Reaction but Replace the Cast Off 3/4 with a Left Swing Thru
Anne added some more calls to keep things interesting: (1) from an eight chain thru -- Eight Chain 4 & 1/2 (2) from a left-hand 1/4 tag -- Ping Pong Circulate (3) from a completed double pass thru -- Left Track 2 (4) from parallel 3-and-1 lines with infacing ends and the centers in right-hand mini-waves -- Coordinate (5) from parallel two-faced lines -- Motivate (6) from a formation formed from parallel single-file columns and having the centers Box Counter Rotate -- Finish Motivate (7) from various parallel lines -- Beaus
Trade/Belles Trade
Top | A-2 Workshop | A-2 Dance | C-1 Dance | C-2 Dance | C-3A Dance This was primarily a dance session. Some of the more interesting calls Anne used included: (1) from outfacing lines -- Concentric Shakedown (2) from an eight chain thru -- Left Rotary Spin (3) from a trade by -- Stretch Chase Right (4) from same-hand point-to-point diamonds -- Stretch Cut The Diamond (5) from a tidal wave -- Stretch Recycle (6) from a tidal wave -- Stretch Linear Cycle (7) from a tidal two-faced line -- Stretch
Crossfire
Top | A-2 Workshop | A-2 Dance | C-1 Dance | C-2 Dance | C-3A Dance This session was primarily a dance session. Some of the more challenging calls included: (1) from parallel right-hand ocean waves -- Catch 3 (2) from parallel ocean waves -- Cross Concentric Trail to a Diamond (3) from various parallel lines -- Single
Rotate and Reverse Single Rotate.
NOTE - In each session Anne sprinkled in a few asymmetric sequences. Some callers who write asymmetric sequences use obvious, unimaginative ways to resolve the asymmetry. I found Anne's sequences particularly enjoyable because she made the effort to find subtle, clever resolutions. Top | A-2 Workshop | A-2 Dance | C-1 Dance | C-2 Dance | C-3A Dance.| Page updated: Jan 26, 2005 |
