Allemande - Revision history

HenryMaldon: changed my mind

2009-09-12T22:52:59Z

changed my mind

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	*[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance/ioc/concord.html A Concordance of Dances from the Inns of Court]		*[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance/ioc/concord.html A Concordance of Dances from the Inns of Court]

	[[category:~~dances~~]]		[[category:dance]]

HenryMaldon: category:dances

2009-09-12T22:50:04Z

category:dances

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	*[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance/ioc/concord.html A Concordance of Dances from the Inns of Court]		*[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance/ioc/concord.html A Concordance of Dances from the Inns of Court]

	[[category:~~dance~~]]		[[category:dances]]

Conrad Leviston: Slight rewrite of first paragraph

2006-12-30T12:22:17Z

Slight rewrite of first paragraph

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	'''Allemandes''' or '''Almans''' are one of the simplest groups of [[renaissance dance]]s. They are related to [[pavanne]]s, from which they may be derived. They were danced in [[16th ~~Century~~]]~~(?)~~ [[France]]~~, taught~~ ~~especially in the~~ [[~~law~~]] [[~~school~~]]s, or "[[~~inns~~ of ~~court~~]]".		'''Allemandes''' or '''Almans''' are one of the simplest groups of [[renaissance dance]]s. They are related to [[pavanne]]s, from which they may be derived. They were danced in the [[16th century]], and despite the fact that the name implies a German origin the best known records for this dance were from [[France]] and [[England]]. The two chief sources for allemandes are ''[[Orchesography]]'' and manuscipts from the [[Inns of Court]].

	Allemandes generally start with 4 [[double]]s, which are generally specified as [[hopped doubles]], followed by a verse with some different movements, often combinations of singles, doubles and set and turns.		Allemandes generally start with 4 [[double]]s, which are generally specified as [[hopped doubles]], followed by a verse with some different movements, often combinations of singles, doubles and set and turns.

Cian: spelling, links

2005-11-30T11:46:37Z

spelling, links

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	'Allemandes' or 'Almans' are one of the simplest groups of ~~renaisance~~ ~~dances~~. They are related to [[pavanne]]'s, from which they may be derived. They were danced in ?16th Century France, taught especially in the law ~~schools~~, or "[[inns of court]]".		'''Allemandes''' or '''Almans''' are one of the simplest groups of [[renaissance dance]]s. They are related to [[pavanne]]s, from which they may be derived. They were danced in [[16th Century]](?) [[France]], taught especially in the [[law]] [[school]]s, or "[[inns of court]]".

	Allemandes generally start with 4 [[double]]s, which are generally specified as [[hopped doubles]], followed by a verse with some different movements, often combinations of singles, doubles and set and turns.		Allemandes generally start with 4 [[double]]s, which are generally specified as [[hopped doubles]], followed by a verse with some different movements, often combinations of singles, doubles and set and turns.

Tiff: category:dance

2005-10-21T07:04:17Z

category:dance

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	*[http://www.sca.org.au/del/ddb/sections/allemandes.html Del's dance book on Allemandes]		*[http://www.sca.org.au/del/ddb/sections/allemandes.html Del's dance book on Allemandes]
	*[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance/ioc/concord.html A Concordance of Dances from the Inns of Court]		*[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance/ioc/concord.html A Concordance of Dances from the Inns of Court]

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Tiff at 15:39, 16 October 2005

2005-10-16T15:39:22Z

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*[http://www.sca.org.au/del/ddb/sections/allemandes.html Del's dance book on Allemandes]		*[http://www.sca.org.au/del/ddb/sections/allemandes.html Del's dance book on Allemandes]
			*[http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/dance/ioc/concord.html A Concordance of Dances from the Inns of Court]

Conrad Leviston: fiddling

2005-10-06T09:47:42Z

fiddling

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	'Allemandes' or 'Almans' are one of the simplest groups of renaisance dances. They are related to [[pavanne]]'s, from which they may be derived. They were danced in ?16th Century France, taught especially in the law schools, or "[[inns of court]]".		'Allemandes' or 'Almans' are one of the simplest groups of renaisance dances. They are related to [[pavanne]]'s, from which they may be derived. They were danced in ?16th Century France, taught especially in the law schools, or "[[inns of court]]".

	Allemandes generally start with 4 [[~~doubles~~]], which are generally specified as [[hopped doubles]], followed by a verse with some different movements, often combinations of singles, doubles and set and turns.		Allemandes generally start with 4 [[double]]s, which are generally specified as [[hopped doubles]], followed by a verse with some different movements, often combinations of singles, doubles and set and turns.

	~~some~~ allemandes:		==Some allemandes==
	*Black Alman		*Black Alman
	*Old Alman		*Old Alman

Tobin: Fixed external link.

2005-10-06T09:46:01Z

Fixed external link.

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	*Queens Alman		*Queens Alman

	~~external~~ links:		== External links ==
	*[~~[Del's dance book on Allemandes~~ http://www.sca.org.au/del/ddb/sections/allemandes.html]]		*[http://www.sca.org.au/del/ddb/sections/allemandes.html Del's dance book on Allemandes]

Tiff: A start. Badly needs editing by someone with more clues!

2005-10-06T08:56:58Z

A start. Badly needs editing by someone with more clues!

New page

'Allemandes' or 'Almans' are one of the simplest groups of renaisance dances. They are related to [[pavanne]]'s, from which they may be derived. They were danced in ?16th Century France, taught especially in the law schools, or "[[inns of court]]".

Allemandes generally start with 4 [[doubles]], which are generally specified as [[hopped doubles]], followed by a verse with some different movements, often combinations of singles, doubles and set and turns.

some allemandes:
*Black Alman
*Old Alman
*New Alman
*Madam Sosillia's Alman
*Lorraine Alman
*Queens Alman

external links:
*[[Del's dance book on Allemandes http://www.sca.org.au/del/ddb/sections/allemandes.html]]