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Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 80.190.245.164 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

2007-10-12T23:27:31Z

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	In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].		In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].

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	In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].		In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].

Cian: Reverted edits by 193.166.3.176 (Talk); changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

2007-10-04T04:45:59Z

Reverted edits by 193.166.3.176 (Talk); changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

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	elpaseltrol
	In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].		In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].

193.166.3.176 at 03:37, 4 October 2007

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			elpaseltrol
	In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].		In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].

Conrad Leviston at 14:44, 17 October 2005

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	In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and ~~the~~ to [[piva]].		In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura\|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and then to [[piva]].

			In the middle of the [[15th century]] bassadanza was the more common style, but by the last decades the balli seem to have taken over, and their descendants were well and truly dominant in [[16th Century Italian Dance]].

			==Balli==

			* [[Petit vriens]]
			* [[Rostiboli Gioioso]]

	[[category:dance]]		[[category:dance]]

Conrad Leviston at 14:41, 17 October 2005

2005-10-17T14:41:28Z

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In [[15th Century Italian Dance]] the '''ballo''' (pl. ''balli'') is a dance style that existed alongside the [[bassadanza]]. It is distinguished by its nore lively nature and mix of [[misura|misure]]. For instance [[Rostiboli Gioioso]] moves from bassadanza misura, to [[saltarello]] and the to [[piva]].

[[category:dance]]