June 25, 1998, 9 p.m. (Message 12457, in reply to message 12419)
In article <xxxxxxxxxxxx_xxx-xxxx-xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx>, Hanny D. Budnick <xxxxx.xx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx> writes You wrote >Under the circumstance: do you have any suggestions for a suitable dance >for that session which is - well - ALMOST instant fun? > I suggest you look at some of the older _and simpler_ reels. Corn Rigs or Inverness Reel, there are lots of others... The main problem with many of these is the Poussette which is simply solved as these dances were done either with a polka type step to pass or by a birl where the man puts both hands round partners waist and they spin. Not very RSCDS but definitely tradtional scottish country dancing and much more fun with non RSCDS dancers. My Love she's but a lassie yet is another good one, again do the poussete old style to pass and avoid the complications _for the inexperienced dancer_ of the 1920's version. Bryan McAlister B. Arch RIBA ARIAS MaPS, Linlithgow,Scotland Web page http://www.bryanmac.demon.co.uk /\ _ _ / \ _/# #\__^__/____\_ __IIIII__#__IIIIII_________