Les Gotcher - callers' class
Creator: Les Gotcher
This recording comes from the collection of Stig Malmo. It has some gaps, which you may notice when the audio jumps from one thing to another, but as the contributor notes, this gives you a good glimpse into the mind of one inflential caller.
Gotcher and Ed Gilmore represented two very different approaches to square dance calling, dancing, and leadership. You may be interested in comparing Gotcher's approach here with Gilmore's 1949 syllabus for his Square Dance Instructors Course or his comments at a gathering of callers in 1962. That lengthy audio file is presented in four parts; here is a link to the first segment of Gilmore's talk.
Subjects: Person
Tags: callers' class, Les Gotcher, live recording
Tags: callers' class, Les Gotcher, live recording
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Citation
Les Gotcher, “Les Gotcher - callers' class,” Square Dance History Project, accessed February 23, 2025, https://squaredancehistory.org/items/show/721.
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Les Gotcher - callers' class
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This recording comes from the collection of Stig Malmo. It has some gaps, which you may notice when the audio jumps from one thing to another, but as the contributor notes, this gives you a good glimpse into the mind of one inflential caller.
Gotcher and Ed Gilmore represented two very different approaches to square dance calling, dancing, and leadership. You may be interested in comparing Gotcher's approach here with Gilmore's 1949 syllabus for his Square Dance Instructors Course or his comments at a gathering of callers in 1962. That lengthy audio file is presented in four parts; here is a link to the first segment of Gilmore's talk.
Gotcher and Ed Gilmore represented two very different approaches to square dance calling, dancing, and leadership. You may be interested in comparing Gotcher's approach here with Gilmore's 1949 syllabus for his Square Dance Instructors Course or his comments at a gathering of callers in 1962. That lengthy audio file is presented in four parts; here is a link to the first segment of Gilmore's talk.
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19:49