On 4/8/2016 1:31 PM, Bradley Smith via Callers wrote: Here is one I wrote that can be done as double or triple progression. Stars and Stripes Jonathan Sivier (1994, 1995) duple improper, double progression; intermediate 1 - long lines forward and back 2 - left hand star 1 time 3 - right hand star 1/2, allemande left 3/4 with next neighbor to a wavy line across the set, men in the center 4 - balance the line, men allemande right 1/2 5-6 balance and swing partner on the side of the set 7 - circle left 3/4 8 - swing neighbor on the side of the set, end facing in Stars and Stripes Jonathan Sivier (1994, 1995) duple improper, triple progression; advanced 1 - long lines forward and back 2 - left hand star 1 time 3 - right hand star 1/2, allemande left 3/4 with next neighbor to a wavy line across the set, men in the center 4 - balance the line, men allemande right 1/2 5-6 balance and swing partner on the side of the set 7 - circle left 3/4 and pass through along the set 8 - swing new neighbor, end facing in Notes 3 - timing is tight, must move quickly, end in a wavy line with actives facing up, inactives facing down, men holding right hands in the center, 1st progression 5-6 balance and swing on man's original side 7 - 2nd progression for triple progression version 8 - 3rd progression (2nd progression for double progression version) Jonathan ----- Jonathan Sivier Caller of Contra, Square, English and Early American Dances jsivier AT illinois DOT edu Dance Page: http://www.sivier.me/dance_leader.html ----- Q: How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? A: It depends on what dance you call!