Baba Kosmi - Revision history

Larry: Mitch's comment

2019-06-07T01:30:03Z

Mitch's comment

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	of the dance starting and ending at unexpected spots.		of the dance starting and ending at unexpected spots.

	[[File:BabyKissMe.png\|200px\|thumb\|right]] A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (~~e.g.~~, Baba ~~Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for,~~ "~~that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp [[Gvanim]] 2016, [[~~Mitch Ginsburgh~~]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby~~, ~~Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back~~.		(Concerning this analysis, Mitch says: "You spent more time counting out Baba Kosmi than
			I did making it!"<ref>Email from Mitch Ginsburgh to LD, 22 Nov 2016.</ref>)

			[[File:BabyKissMe.png\|200px\|thumb\|right]] A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At [[Gvanim]] 2016, Mitch was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.

	~~{{AussieDance\|8752}}~~		=== Links ===

	{{~~Rokdim~~\|5abd2502db5332913c8b4862}}		<references/>

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Larry: Lists of Dances

2019-05-07T03:01:08Z

Lists of Dances

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Larry: Rokdim link, though at this writing there's no video

2018-10-08T15:56:44Z

Rokdim link, though at this writing there's no video

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Larry: formatting

2016-11-23T01:22:57Z

formatting

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	of the dance starting and ending at unexpected spots.		of the dance starting and ending at unexpected spots.

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	[[File:BabyKissMe.png\|200px\|thumb\|right]] A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp [[Gvanim]] 2016, [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.		[[File:BabyKissMe.png\|200px\|thumb\|right]] A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp [[Gvanim]] 2016, [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.

Alpert8 at 17:17, September 6, 2016

2016-09-06T17:17:56Z

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	A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp [[Gvanim]] 2016, [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.		[[File:BabyKissMe.png\|200px\|thumb\|right]] A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp [[Gvanim]] 2016, [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.


	{{AussieDance\|8752}}<br/>		{{AussieDance\|8752}}<br/>

	[[Category:Dances]]		[[Category:Dances]]

Alpert8 at 17:09, September 6, 2016

2016-09-06T17:09:17Z

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	A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp Gvanim 2016, [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.		A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp [[Gvanim]] 2016, [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.

	{{AussieDance\|8752}}<br/>		{{AussieDance\|8752}}<br/>

	[[Category:Dances]]		[[Category:Dances]]

Alpert8 at 17:08, September 6, 2016

2016-09-06T17:08:09Z

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	expected 16. Again, listen carefully and you'll hear the pieces of part one		expected 16. Again, listen carefully and you'll hear the pieces of part one
	of the dance starting and ending at unexpected spots.		of the dance starting and ending at unexpected spots.

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			A running joke regarding the dance was the confusion over the title, which is not native Hebrew. This resulted in many written requests with transposed letters (e.g., Baba Kimsso) or other small errors. In one notable instance, a programmer was asked for, "that baby, kiss me," dance. At Camp Gvanim 2016, [[Mitch Ginsburgh]] was presented with a t-shirt saying "Baby, Kiss Me" on the front and "Papa Cosmo" on the back.

	{{AussieDance\|8752}}<br/>		{{AussieDance\|8752}}<br/>

	[[Category:Dances]]		[[Category:Dances]]

Larry at 02:00, May 27, 2016

2016-05-27T02:00:32Z

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	counts. That's why the second piece of part one must be started		counts. That's why the second piece of part one must be started
	immediately, more quickly than you think---it actually begins on the final		immediately, more quickly than you think---it actually begins on the final
	upbeat of the second measure, ~~rather than~~ on a downbeat. The third piece of		upbeat of the second measure, not on a downbeat. The third piece of
	part one compensates for this "missing" count with 17 counts instead of the		part one compensates for this "missing" count with 17 counts instead of the
	expected 16. Again, listen carefully and you'll hear the pieces of part one		expected 16. Again, listen carefully and you'll hear the pieces of part one

Larry: Created page with "Hebrew: באבא קוסמי. Partner dance by Mitch Ginsburgh, first taught at Yad beYad 2016. The music is strictly in four-beat measures throughout: eight measures..."

2016-05-27T01:55:06Z

Created page with "Hebrew: באבא קוסמי. Partner dance by Mitch Ginsburgh, first taught at Yad beYad 2016. The music is strictly in four-beat measures throughout: eight measures..."

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Hebrew: באבא קוסמי. Partner dance by [[Mitch Ginsburgh]], first taught at [[Yad beYad]] 2016.

The music is strictly in four-beat measures throughout: eight measures for
part one (which then repeats), four measures for part two (which then
repeats), and four measures for part three (just once). However, part three
starts early, halfway through the final measure of part two, just as the
singer voices "stan". So part three of the dance has only fourteen counts
total, not sixteen. Listen carefully and you'll hear the keyboard come in
two counts before the end of part two.

Part one of the dance is broken into pieces with successively 7, 8, and 17
counts. That's why the second piece of part one must be started
immediately, more quickly than you think---it actually begins on the final
upbeat of the second measure, rather than on a downbeat. The third piece of
part one compensates for this "missing" count with 17 counts instead of the
expected 16. Again, listen carefully and you'll hear the pieces of part one
of the dance starting and ending at unexpected spots.

{{AussieDance|8752}}<br/>

[[Category:Dances]]