Coconut Cream Pie
Lynn Ackerson
4x4

Form:4x4 Figs:SLF&B;middlesRHS1;PAL1.5;newMiddlesRHS1;PB&S;CL8.5;BTR,CTw:
 
A1: Lines F&B
       Center 4 (center two in each line) Right hand star 1x
A2: Partner allemande L 1.5
       Other 4 R hand star 1x
B1: Partner B&S
B2: All 8 Circle L 1/2
       Balance ring
       w/partner, CA twirl
 
It is a simplified version of Apple PIe Quadrille by Ron Beeson which can be
seen at http://www.library.unh.edu/special/forms/rpdlw/syllabus2008.pdf
Coconut Cream Pie is the same as Apple Pie Quadrille in the A1-B1. Apple Pie
quadrille is a 5-part dance, and I found the progression tricky when there were
new dancers in the hall. Also, not all bands have a 5-part tune. So far, I've
never seen Coconut Cream Pie fall apart, even with a large percentage of new
dancers. You can have 5 or 6 or 3 people in the stars, and as long as they get 
back to where they started, it's OK.
--- On Sat, 7/6/13, Dorcas Hand <handd51@tekkmail.com> wrote: