pennsicdance: my comments on the Seicento Caroso ball

[Greg Lindahl]

> Next year, do a 16th-c Italian party in the 9pm-11pm timeslot against
> Midnight Madness, but do it as normal format, with a predefined playlist.
> Say 2 sets of 8 or 9 each, no dances *taught*, but about half given really
> fast run-throughs.  I think this would (1) provide us a hit of concentrated
> 16th-c Italian, and (2) give us, collectively, a better sense of who knows
> what, and which dances are most widely known.

That sounds like a great party. I'll go.

I'd also love to see a Real Caroso during the day, as a class. I'll go
to that one, too. I thought that this year's Real Caroso was worth
going to -- it could certainly improve, but is worthwhile.

Major bonus points for the couple that did Fiamma d'Amore! The lady
had only done it once in a class, if I recall correctly.

-- Gregory