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Wild Asparagus, Perpetual e-Motion & Elixir at Contrastock 2 2012-09-23 / CALLER: Will Mentor (#1)

9/23/2012: Will Mentor calls while "Wild Asparagus," "Perpetual e-Motion," and "Elixir" play in an all-band jam during the last set of Contrastock 2 (2012) at Glen Echo, MD's Spanish Ballroom (combined band video 1 of 2). VENUE: The Fabulous Spanish Ballroom, Glen Echo, MD. TUNE: "Cluck Ol' Hen" DANCE: "Three's Company" variant (Paul Balliet; improper; single progression) A1 - Neighbor Gypsy and Swing (face across) A2 - Long Lines fwd & back, 1s swing (face up) B1 - w/neighbor man, Circle Left, neighbor man pop thru, all Swing B2 - Circle Left 1+1/4 to a Wave, Balance (1s face down, W in middle holding L hands) (notes) Paul Balliet Apr-93 B1: 1s and #2 M cir L once, the 1s arch and pull the M thru to S w/his partner. A1: first time thru, don't PT. Becky Hill suggests Appalachian tune. CALLER: Will Mentor BANDS: Perpetual e-Motion (http://www.perpetuale-motion.com/) John Coté (Didgeridoo/Guitar) Ed Howe (Fiddle/Sequencer) Captivating, passionate, propulsive and progressive are what best define the music of this power duo, perched at the convergence of traditional and electronic dance music. Perpetual e-Motion integrates technical and sonic innovations with old school traditions to create a enormous sound full momentum and groove. Lauded as a two man orchestra, this duo continues to innovate the art of traditional dance music through their use of sound sculpting and multitasking, captivating listeners and dancers with their infectious and unique sound. Wild Asparagus (http://www.wildasparagus.com/) Ann Percival (piano, guitar) David Cantieni (winds) (http://www.swallowtail.com/David.html) Becky Tracy (fiddle) George Marshall (concertina, bodhran) (http://www.swallowtail.com/george.html) Mark Murphy (string bass) Drawing upon music from New England, the British Isles, and Canada, as well as classical sources, Wild Asparagus takes an original approach to the traditional dance music of our folk heritage. Using their unique blend of instruments, creativity, and skills, they offer a sensitive and powerful performance. Since 1984, Wild Asparagus has been highly successful in bringing their music to dances and concerts throughout the United States. "Elixir" (http://www.elixirmusic.com/) Nils Fredland (trombone) (http://www.nilsfredland.com/) Ethan Hazzard Watkins (fiddle) (http://www.ethanhw.com/) Jesse Hazzard-Watkins (trumpet and flugelhorn) ........(http://www.myspace.com/jessehazzardwa...) Anna Patton (clarinet) (http://www.annapatton.com/) Owen Morrison (guitar and foot percussion) ........(http://www.myspace.com/owenmorrison) Expertly concocted and sure to cure what ails ya, Elixir brews up rich textures laced with rhythmic excitement as elegant melodies evolve into raucous riffs. Lush harmonies, yummy improvisations, and tasty rock and reggae-inspired themes weave in and out of traditional and original Irish, French Canadian, and New England tunes. Curiously refreshing! CAMERA: Canon S95, "HD" quality, auto settings. REMARKS: The Spanish Ballroom is a superb dance venue. Built in 1933 and restored in 2003, the art deco style ballroom has a wonderful, 7,700 SF spring maple floor which can easily handle 6 lines of contradancers. Contrastock 2 was an all day contra dance event held with three great bands ("Wild Asparagus," "Perpetual e-Motion" & "Elixir") and three great callers (Nils Fredland, George Marshall and Will Mentor). This was the second or third dance of the last (combined band) set. Even after 8 hours of dancing, we still had five lines of dancers. What a Wonderful Great Day of dancing! INFO: For more info about Glen Echo Contras, see: http://fridaynightdance.org/ http://fsgw.org/myorgnet/public.php?O... (http://tinyurl.com/3h657yv) IF YOU LIKE THIS VIDEO YOU WILL LIKE THESE LINKS TOO! More Glen Echo contradance videos:    / klmabon   Contradance chat and advanced moves: http://www.contrasyncretist.com/