Belle allemande alternative

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Belle allemande alternative
Old or unusual square dance calls found in singing calls.


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Heads Pass The Ocean, Ah So , Walk & Dodge, Step Forward, then California Twirl
Sides Face, Backup 3 steps, turn 1/4 in, move forward, Dosado, then Star Thru
Go forward two (right pull by, left turn thru);
turn back three (right pull by, left pull by, then right hand);
From Single Double Pass Thru formation
(or from Facing Couples, in which case the Belle goes in front).
From Single Double Pass Thru formation
(or from Facing Couples, in which case the Belle goes in front).
Centers Right Arm Turn full around then Step Thru.
Right-hand star, original Beaus 1/2 way across
and flip away (a left 3/4 turn) as original Belles star one full turn;
original Beaus Courtesy Turn the original Belles
Sides Pair Off (to end behind Heads);
Lines Pair In starts from Back-to-Back Lines,
and ends in a Starting Double Pass Thru formation.
Lines Pair Out starts from Facing Lines,
and ends in a Completed Double Pass Thru Formation.
Centers do a "long" Recycle (to end on the outside),
as Outsides move in, Step to a Wave, and Recycle.
#2 and #4 veer out to hook onto lead dancers ( Press Out );
From Parallel Two-Faced Lines, Facing Lines, or Back-to-Back Lines.
Couples Hinge; Triple Trade ; Couples Hinge.
Centers Right & Left as Ends Pass Thru, move along (Ends Bend) & Star Thru.
Ends in Starting Double Pass Thru or Trade By formation.
Heads Star Thru, all Double Pass Thru, Leaders Trade, all Pass Thru, Ends Face as Centers slide away from the center, all Star Thru.
Ladies Star Right as Men Promenade outside;
Meet same corner, Left Arm Turn 1/2;
Men Star Right as Ladies Promenade outside;


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Ends hold onto adjacent dancers and do a Cross Fold.


Repeat so that original Heads do the Sides' part and vice versa.


Pass corner right shoulders, Right Turn Thru with opposite;
Pass corner left shoulders, Left Turn Thru with partner;
Pass corner right shoulders, Right Turn Thru with opposite;
Pass corner left shoulders, left to partner for a Courtesy Turn.


The Courtesy Turn may be replaced with another call
such as Roll Promenade or Do Paso .


Ends in an opposite-handed Mini-Wave.

Face your Corner; Right Pull By; (Left to the next for a) Courtesy Turn.


It's part of a cute saying "Allemande left, Allemande O, Right and Left a Dopaso" , in which case dancers do an Allemande Left, then a Right Pull By, then a Dopaso.

Ends in an Eight Chain Thru Formation.

Leaders Zoom as Trailers Step Forward & Partner Trade.


Release hands and Promenade Single File in same direction.

Right Arm Turn 1/2;
U-Turn Back while clapping hands;
Left Arm Turn full around (or as directed).

Belles U-Turn Back;
Box Circulate 1 & 1/2;
Centers Hinge.


Ends in a Right-Hand Two-Faced Line.

Ends in an Eight Chain Thru Formation.

#2 dancers Veer out and ahead (Press Out) to connect with #1 dancers and Wheel & Deal;
#3 & #4 dancers Column Circulate then Walk & Dodge.


Ends in an Eight Chain Thru formation.

Designated Couple (or Centers, if starting from an Eight Chain Thru)
as one movement, Half Sashay and Split the Non-Designated Couple.


Designated couples separate, go around the outside,
pass opposite and face the back of a non-designated dancer.


Ends in Starting Double Pass Thru formation.

A Two-Faced Line or Wave ends in a "Z";
a One-Faced Line or Invert Line ends in Facing Couples.

Place right hands forward, Men palm out,
Ladies palm in, join hands to make an arch;
exchange places, Men turn 1/4 to the right,
as Ladies turn 3/4 to the left under the arch.


Right Pull By; Left Turn Thru; Right Turn Thru;
Left Pull By; Right Turn Thru; Left Turn Thru;
Right Pull By; Left Turn Thru; Right Turn Thru;
Left Pull By; Right Turn Thru; Left Turn Thru.


Ends in a Right And Left Grand Formation.

Ends in a Single Completed Double Pass Thru formation.

Ends in a Single Completed Double Pass Thru formation.

From Single Double Pass Thru formation,
Dixie Daisy
is equivalent to U-Turn Back .

Ends in a Right-Hand Two-Faced Line.

Dixie Derby is used at C4. It is a 2-part call.

As Couples California Twirl (Centers arch, couples trade with
each other by having the right-side couple go under the arch).


Ends in an opposite-facing One-Faced Line of 4.


Out-Facing Lines (the standard starting formation) become Facing Lines.

Ends in a Completed Double Pass Thru.

"Meet your girl and Double the Gnat. You box it over and box it back."

Centers make an arch as Ends Fold; Dive Thru.


Back-to-Back Lines (the standard starting formation) ends
in a Starting Double Pass Thru formation.

Original Head Man face right, Original Side Man face left
and Men diagonal pull by as Four Ladies R-H Star 1/2;
Men courtesy turn Lady.


Original Head Men progress 4 spots to their right (counter clockwise),
as Original Side Men progress 4 spots to their left (clockwise).

Start a Recycle, but finish like a Ferris Wheel.


Ends in Starting Double Pass Thru formation.

Leaders Wheel & Deal as
Trailers 1/2 Circulate, Very Centers Trade, then Wheel & Deal.


Centers Trade; Couples Trade; Bend The Line.


Repeat three more times to end at home.

Heads move in and right arm turn 1/2 with opposite;
Head Men left arm turn 3/4 as Head Lady step forward as
Side Lady veer right to become a partner with the Head Men as
Side Men courtesy turn Head Ladies;
all Promenade 1/2.


Repeat the above movement for a total of 4 times
(twice for Heads to the center, then twice for Sides to the center).

Heads Part: Walk forward four steps and face the side position. Walk to the side position in two steps then California Twirl and turn back on partner. Walk away from each other four steps and face the head position. Walk forward to the head position and Star Thru with the girl coming at you.


Sides Part: From a starting position back to back with partners. Walk away from each other four steps and turn to face the head position. Walk to the head position and Star Thru with the girl coming at you. Walk four steps into the middle and face the side position. Walk out to the side position in two steps to California Twirl and turn back on partner.


All go through the sequence twice to return everyone to home position.

Face partner;
Dosado; Curlique ; Girls Left Star 3/4 as
Boys Wrong Way Promenade 1/4 to face Partner;
Dosado; Curlique; Boys Left Star 3/4 as
Girls Wrong Way Promenade 1/4 to face Partner.


Dosado, right pull by;
Seesaw, left pull by;
Dosado, right pull by;
Seesaw, left pull by.


Ends in a Right And Left Grand Formation.

The Burleson's definition says to bow before each pull by.

This movement is done 4 times (Heads start, Sides start, Heads start, Sides start).

Girls Lead Right;
All Pass Thru;
Girls (right-face) U-Turn Back as
Boys Pass Thru (using a right-hand star);
All Pass Thru;
Boys (right-face) U-Turn Back as
Girls Pass Thru (using a right-hand star);
All Star Thru;
Promenade 1/4.


Repeat the above movement for a total of 4 times.

Single Hinge, Leaders U-Turn Back, Reverse Flutter Wheel.


Couples Hinge; Center Couples Trade; all As Couples Face In.


Ends in a Double Pass Thru Formation.

Men pull ladies in front (like Ladies Run Left), all go to corner for Left Thru;
back to partner for right arm turn full around;
go to right-hand lady for Left Turn Thru.


Ends facing partner in a Wrong Way Grand Formation.

Centers make an arch and walk forward
as Ends move under and through the arch.


A precursor to Dive Thru , which is an Inside Arch
Outside Under followed by New Outsides California Twirl.

Centers backup as Ends walk forward (a 1/2 turn).


Ends in a Promenade or Wrong Way Promenade.


A Promenade is converted to a Wrong Way Promenade and vice-versa.

Usually called from Star Promenade.

Holding onto joined hands, Men lead the Ladies
into the center, Ladies turning 180 degrees to
face their partner (Ladies Fold);

Raising joined hands, Lady twirls under the arch
to return to a squared set.


Turn 1/4 in place to face away from the center of the Line.


Ends in a Single Completed Double Pass Thru formation.

Centers U-Turn Back (turning toward each other) as Ends Fold.


Those facing the same direction Trade with each other.


Lines Trade is the precursor to Trade The Wave .

Centers Arch; Ends Run, step thru & Zoom as Centers California Twirl.


A half-sashayed one-faced line ends in Tandem Couples.

As Couples, move forward to face the next couple.


From Back-to-Back Lines, On To The Next is the same as Bend The Line .


Designated Dancers step forward as necessary (to meet)
then turn 1/4 in place away from the center of the set.

Repeat 1 and 2, for a total of 4 times,
to end with original partner, halfway across the set.

Ends in a Starting Double Pass Thru formation.

Ladies cross to the left in front of partner and go to the man behind.
All right arm turn half;
go to the corner spot (original partner) for a left arm turn full around;
go to the new corner spot (original corner) for a right arm turn half;
and back home to partner to take the next call.


" Promenade with the girl you've got, pull the girls to the middle and you go Red Hot
(Right hand lady with a right hand around, partners all with a left hand around,
full turn to the left hand lady with a right hand around,
back to partner with a left hand around and roll promenade around the town)."


Red Hot doesn't have to be called from a Promenade. For example,


End of Center Wave Step Forward as unapproached
Outside Dancer Veer Out to hook onto Very Centers;
(Outsides work with Phantoms:) all Recycle.


Ends in a Starting Double Pass Thru formation.

Ends in a Starting Double Pass Thru Formation.

Do the mirror image of a Half Sashay.
That is, dancers exchange places by having the right-side dancer
(usually a Boy) sidestep to the left behind the left-side dancer,
who sidesteps to the right.


Center dancer and right-side dancer make an arch;
Center dancer leads left-side dancer under the arch to the right-side,
while leading right-side to the left-side.


From a Line of 4, the Center Couple acts as one person.

Also known as Bow Knot and Tie The Knot .

The designated couple (couple #1, couple #2, tallest couple,
sexiest couple, etc.) will lead through an arch formed by
the couple across from them. After going through the arch,
the lead couple will let go of inside hands and
separate while everyone else retains hold of hands. The
lead couple pulls all the others with them through the
arch and the arching couple turns under their own arms
without letting go. All join hands again in the original
circle.


Face Out; In Tandem U-Turn Back (toward the center of the set).


Ends in a Double Pass Thru formation.


Note: The Tandem U-Turn Back is done using a wide loop as in Cloverleaf.

3/4 Dosado; Centers slide nose-to-nose past each other ( Slither ).


Ends in a Left-Hand Two-Faced Line.

If starting from a R-H Wave, finish the 3/4 DoSaDo (to end in a L-H Wave), then Slither.

Couple on the right slides in front,
as couple of the left slides behind.


Parallel Lines end in Parallel Lines.

Those who can Right Pull By and turn 1/4 to face the inactives (1/4 In);
all Finish a Square Thru n (i.e., Left Square Thru n - 1).


Designated Couples move into the middle,
turn 1/4 to face out (face their corner),
then Split the Outside Couple.

While still holding hands, Ends and adjacent Centers slide
away from each other, to arm's length.

Heads Star Right 3/4 (to face original couple on their right);
All Star Left one full turn;
Heads Star Right 1/2 (to face original couple on their left);
All Star Left one full turn;
Heads Star Right 3/4 to end at home position.


Right-hand star 1/2 way to end in facing couples
(equivalent to circle left 1/2);
1/2 Square Thru.


Repeat for a total of 4 times, alternate starting with the heads, then the sides, then the heads, then the sides.

The easy but imprecise definition:
Heads Star Thru, all Double Pass Thru, start a Track Two, but when you meet your partner, all Star Thru.

Very Centers Trade; End of center line Press Ahead and Recycle
with outside dancer as unapproached outside dancer Press Out
(to become the end of the center line); As Couples Extend.


Lead Couple make an arch and backover Trailing Couple
as Trailing Couple moves under and through the arch.


Turn Thru;
1/4 In and Left Turn Thru;
1/4 In and Turn Thru;
1/4 In and Left Arm Turn to a Courtesy Turn.


1/2 of a Suzy Q is a Turn And Q (Turn Thru; 1/4 In; Left Turn Thru).

Join left hands (cupped grip); exchange places by
making an arch, Lady does a right face 1/2 turn under
the arch as the Man does a left face 1/2 turn.


Swing Thru, blending into a Star Thru
(Swing Thru, rear back, then Star Thru).


Head Ladies Chain 3/4 as Head Man Promenade 1/4
then (Heads) Courtesy Turn original partner as
Sides around the outside Veer Right (to the next Head position)
and (push) Cast Right 3/4.


Drop joined hands with adjacent dancer (but keep the center star intact);
Walk forward in a circle at least until you meet the same person again.

Throw In The Clutch is typically used with directional calling.
The caller indicates how far to go and whom to meet for the next call.
E.g., second time you meet your partner (or corner)...

#1 and #2 Track 2
(promenade single file 1/2 way around the other column);
#3 and #4 Circulate (straight ahead) and Trade.


First Two do a Track 2, as Last Two Circulate and Cast Off 3/4.


Ends Trade as Centers Slither;
all Partner Trade.


Turn And Left Thru was on the Plus list many years ago.

Raise joined hands (man's left, lady's right);
Walk forward to exchange places, turning 180 degrees,
lady going under the arch.
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connues, à moins que Didier ne se lance en indépendant (petit gag, quoique…).

Alors voilà : ce parti qui n’en était pas un mais un
mouvement, qui n’était ni de gauche ni de droite mais allié à l’extrême-droite
n’existe plus. Exit l’Entente, voilà l’Alternative. Mais quelle alternative
nous est-elle proposée par ces braves gens ? Quelques éléments de réponse.

Alors voilà : après seulement 24 ans de conseil,
Christian Multone tire sa révérence, faisant taire ainsi tous ceux qui disaient
que Son Mouvement n’existait que chaque quatre ans pour le faire élire et amener
plus de 40'000 francs par année dans la caisse de son entreprise. Mais
l’alternative que l’Alternative nous
propose, c’est Nancy Multone. Perso, j’apprécie beaucoup Nancy que je côtoie au
tennis. Mais là, c’est un peu le foutage de gueule cher au président de
Leytron. On fait du neuf. On propose une alternative : à la place de Christian,
Nancy... mais toujours les plus de 40'000 francs payés par les Montheysans qui
soutiennent vraiment beaucoup, beaucoup, depuis longtemps, très longtemps cette
entreprise familiale (en écrivant « entreprise familiale », je ne
sais même plus si je parle du parti ou de l’entreprise privée).

Alors voilà : après seulement 20 ans de conseil, Guy
Rouiller tire sa révérence. C’était le représentant de l’extrême-droite au
Conseil, et l’alternative que l’Alternative nous propose, ce sont des
représentants de l’extrême-droite. Quelle belle alternative.

En résumé, lors de cette dernière législature, le conseil
était composé à huit neuvièmes de représentants de la droite et de
l’extrême-droite pour un représentant de la gauche. Et on nous dit que
l’Alternative, c’est de réélire les mêmes que ceux qui partent… Rigolo ou
triste, c’est selon…

L’alternative que cette formation propose, c’est une liste
sur laquelle toutes les personnes sont déjà élues ou placées. C’est en effet
également une des spécificités de l’ex-Entente : un taux d’absentéisme et
un taux de démissions au Conseil Général qui fait que nombre de leurs
représentants se retrouvent placés Conseillers Généraux sans avoir jamais été
élus.

Et on appelle cela une alternative.

P.S. Il existe une véritable alternative offerte aux
citoyens montheysans. C’est la liste numéro 3. Amener plus d’élus de gauche à
la tête de notre cité pour une politique plus sociale, c’est cela la véritable
alternative.
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