Harold & Meredith Sears

A recent evening program is given below (or even the upcoming program, if I get it organized in time). Currently, we're trying a few strategies, for variety:

• Of course, we are dancing those dances recently learned with a full teach. We need to repeat these and try to work them into some kind of deeper muscle memory.
• A Review is a second look at the previous week's teach.
  
• We occasionally resurrect an Oldie Challenge. We might dance it, or parts of it, calling up deep, deep muscle memory, and we could even decide that this is worth a new review or teach.
• We are programming a regular View & Do. This is a dance containing mostly standard figures and few or no step cues or modified figures. With a quick look at one or just a few "sections of interest," we should be able to dance it "to cues." We accomplish two things: we add a dance to our repertoire fairly quickly, and we develop our ability to "sight read" -- to dance to individual cues that we know well; it is only the specific sequence of cues that is new to us.

Program for 26 January 2012

Somos (Moore 5 Rum)

Unchained (Worlock 6 W)

Bring It On Home To Me (Davis 5 STS)

Senorita Tango (Rumble 4 Tan)

Eso Besso (Shibata 5 Sam)

Neville's Waltz (Eum/Hadley 5 W)

Was That the Human Thing To Do (Valenta 5 FT)

River Lullaby VI (DeChenne 6 W)

view & do

Diamonds (Parker 4 QS 2003)

teach
South of the Border (Bahr 5 Rum/Cha 1992)

Trumpet Fiesta (Goss 6 PD)

Hallelujah Waltz (Read 6 HCW)

I Want You Back (Hurd 5 Cha)

It Takes Two (Goss 4 STS)

Requests Welcome Anytime

 See You Next Week