Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts -- Dixie Diamond [C1]

Dixie Diamond [C1]
(Gib Mattson 1973)

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From Facing Couples or a Single Double Pass Thru. EN: 10

Ends in a R-H Diamond. EN: 30

Dixie Diamond is a 2-part call. EN: 40


before Dixie Diamond		after Dixie Style To A Wave		after Centers Hinge as Ends U-Turn Back (done)

From applicable T-Bones. Split Dixie Style To A Wave; Centers Hinge as the Ends U-Turn Back. Usually ends in R-H Twin Diamonds. EN: 487

The following is an interesting example of Split Dixie Diamond which doesn't end in Twin Diamonds: EN: 50


before Split Dixie Diamond		after Split Dixie Style (To A Column!)		after Centers Hinge as Ends U-Turn Back (done)

Dixie Hourglass [C1V] (Vic Ceder 1983):

Dixie Style To A Wave; Centers 1/2 Circulate as Ends U-Turn Back. Ends in a R-H Hourglass. EN: 488

Dixie Interlocked Diamond [C1V] (Vic Ceder 1983):

Dixie Style To A Wave; Centers Follow Thru (or Hinge & Slither) as Ends U-Turn Back, Ends in R-H Interlocked Diamonds. EN: 489

You All [C4] (Norm Poisson 1976):

Centers Hinge as Ends U-Turn Back. Hence, a Dixie Diamond is a Dixie Style To A Wave You All. EN: 490

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