Do Re Mi Re Do
By Jerome Grisanti
Duple Improper Contra
A1
Neighbor right-hand balance (4), pull by (2), next neighbor pull by left (2).
Third neighbor right-hand balance (4), box the gnat (4).
A2
Gents allemande left 1 1/2 (8),
Partner swing (8)
B1
Slide left & circle left 3/4 (with 2nd neighbors), 
Neighbor swing
B2
Gents walk forward to a long wavy line (4), Balance forward & back (4); Gents allemande left with ladies joining
behind partners to turn it into a left-hand star (original neighbors) (8) (ladies traveling about 3/4, gents about
once around).
NOTES: You interact with three neighbors in this order: 1,2,3,2,1 -- hence the title.
An end-effects warning: you're never out for long. Couples out during the A2 will be in in the B1, if you're out in
B1 you return in B2. The A1 figure wraps around the ends.
(Yes, the A1 is directly out of 3-33 by Steve Zakon-Anderson. The A2 and B1 are glossary sequences. The B2, if not
unique, is not common.

Jerome sez:
I've got a new dance I haven't called yet, but it has been called at an advanced dance workshop (by Seth Tepfer). It
is potentially a bit disorienting, features out-of-minor-set action, and has end effects that boil down to: you
have only about six seconds before you're back in. That being said, I'm kinda proud of it.