Three Legged Stool
This dance by Calvin Campbell is one of the easier Trios that feature Arm Turns.
This dance by Calvin Campbell is one of the easier Trios that feature Arm Turns.
This is a tricky dance. Save it for a situation where you need something to challenge a Community Dance Group.
In this trio by Ken Kernen the center dancers arm turn with each of the four end dancers.
This dance was especially written for 6th grade students. It teaches the dancers actives, inactives, and ends cross-over skills.
This is Bob Dalsemer’s variation on the original Jefferson and Liberty dance. It includes Dosado and Swing.
This is probably the historical dance from which the other Jefferson dances evolved.
Designed for contra dancers with some experience. The interesting gimmick is the ladies slide across as the gents turn to reverse the Star.
This is one of the best Duple Contra options for use at Beginner Dances. It can be danced either as a Proper Duple or an Alternate Duple.
This facing trio by Ken Kernen is a simplification of a Scottish Country dance by the same name. It uses “Circle Six”, “Ends Dosado”, and “Centers Star Right with their right-hand two, then Star Left with their left-hand two”. There is a Triplet version.
This facing trio by Mary Jo Bradford has lots of action. It uses Circles, Arm Turns, Stars, and a clap sequence. There is a triplet version.