Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts
 
 
From a Generalized 2 x 4 (usually Parallel Lines), Generalized Thar, or other applicable formations. EN: 10
Add Chinese

As one movement, Circulate & Half Sashay. EN: 20
Add Chinese

起始于 R-H Two-Faced Lines:

 
   
Crossover Circulate
之前
  半途时  之后
起始于 R-H Waves:

 
   
Crossover Circulate
之前
  半途时  之后
起始于 Thar:

 
 
Crossover Circulate
之前
 之后
起始于 T-Bone:
(used only at C1 or above) EN: 30

 
 
Crossover Circulate
之前
 之后

Traffic patterns: EN: 40
Add Chinese

注意:


From Parallel Lines, there are two 4-dancer Circulate paths. When teaching Crossover Circulate, we often show these two paths by placing the Boys in one path, and the Girls in the other. Then we say Boys only Crossover Circulate or Girls only Crossover CirculateEN: 130
Add Chinese

 
Crossover Circulate
之前
 之后
 
Crossover Circulate
之前
 之后
 
Crossover Circulate
之前
 之后
 
Crossover Circulate
之前
 之后

The realization that there are two Circulate paths helps some dancers to better visualize the call. Also, activating the dancers in only one of the two Circulate paths reinforces the idea that Ends become Centers and Centers become EndsEN: 140
Add Chinese


Half Sashay [Basic]:
From a Couple. Without changing your facing direction, exchange places by having the Belle sidestep in front of the Beau as the Beau sidestep behind the Belle. Ends in a Couple. From a Mini-Wave, do your part (i.e., from a L-H Mini-Wave, exchange places by sliding back-to-back; from a R-H Mini-Wave, exchange places by sliding nose-to-nose). EN: 80

Trade Circulate [A2] (Holman Hudspeth):
From applicable Parallel Lines (usually Waves or Two-Faced Lines). Leaders Trade (with each other) as Trailers Diagonal Pass Thru. EN: 81
From Parallel Waves only, Trade Circulate is identical to Crossover CirculateEN: 145
Add Chinese

Cross By [C1] (Lee Kopman 1969):
From Parallel Waves or a Thar. As one movement, 1/2 Circulate and Slide (nose-to-nose). A Thar ends in an opposite-handed Thar; Parallel Waves end in a Thar. EN: 82

https://www.ceder.net/def/crossovercirc.php -- Copyright © 2024 Vic Ceder.  All Rights Reserved.