David,
I penned a dance with Petronella twirls that I felt went well to an oldtime 
Appalachian banjo tune called Jaybird. When I saw Salmonella I realized that 
the two could be medleyed. Whereas Salmonella has a partner swing, mine has 
a neighbor swing. My dance description follows.

Jaybird (to tune) Mark Goodwin. 9/4/2004 (named for an Old-time Appalachian 
banjo tune)

Duple improper contra  n8        (or maybe use June Apple, Liberty, or 
Soldier's Joy)



A1       Neighbor DSD (8)

            Neighbor swing (8)



A2       Circle L

            Ladies chain across (to partner)



B1        Circle balance & twirl R (4,4)

Circle balance & twirl R (4,4)



B2        Circle balance & twirl R (4,4)

Circle balance & Partners California Twirl * (4,4)




Subject: [trad-dance-callers] Re: Petronella-influenced dances


> Thanks, everyone, for some wonderful ideas! Feel free to send more if you 
> get inspired
> further.
>
> If you are interested, the column is being planned for the Jan/Feb, 2006 
> issue of the CDSS
> News.
>
> David



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