Definitions of Square Dance Calls and Concepts -- Trade Circulate [A2]

Trade Circulate [A2]
(Holman Hudspeth)

A2:

Language:

From Parallel Waves, Two-Faced Lines, or other applicable formations. EN: 10

Leaders Trade as Trailers diagonal Pass Thru. EN: 20

Parallel Waves end in opposite-handed Parallel Waves; EN: 30

Parallel Two-Faced Lines end in opposite-handed Parallel Two-Faced Lines. EN: 40

From L-H Waves:


before Trade Circulate		half-way		after

From R-H Two-Faced Lines:


before Trade Circulate		half-way		after

Notes:

Only the original Leaders can Roll. EN: 50
Pass Right-shoulders with any dancers you meet. This is especially important if the call is 1/2 Trade Circulate. EN: 60
From Parallel Waves: EN: 70
- Trade Circulate is identical to Crossover Circulate. EN: 80
- The Leaders' part is identical to Trade The Wave. EN: 90
- Point at the dancer to whose spot you are going, or make eye-contact with that dancer. That dancer should also point or look at you. Such teamwork increases the success rate of this call. EN: 100
From Parallel Two-Faced Lines: EN: 110
- Trailers should point at each other since dancers often try to do a Crossover Circulate instead. EN: 120
- Dancers often say "Ding-Ding" as the Trailers move past each other ("Ding-Ding" is the sound made by two streetcars ringing their bells as they pass). EN: 125