Bassa Danza - Revision history

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Reverted edits by 65.118.35.66 (Talk); changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

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	The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.		The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.

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	The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.		The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.

Conrad Leviston: typo

2005-10-23T01:46:57Z

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	The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.		The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.

	According to [[Antonio ~~Cornazona~~]] a Bassa Banza was always followed by a [[saltarello]]. The choreographies for several Basse Danze, such as [[Febus]], also include choreographies for the following saltarello.		According to [[Antonio Cornazano]] a Bassa Banza was always followed by a [[saltarello]]. The choreographies for several Basse Danze, such as [[Febus]], also include choreographies for the following saltarello.

	==Music==		==Music==

Conrad Leviston: saltarello details

2005-10-23T01:46:15Z

saltarello details

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	The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.		The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.

			According to [[Antonio Cornazona]] a Bassa Banza was always followed by a [[saltarello]]. The choreographies for several Basse Danze, such as [[Febus]], also include choreographies for the following saltarello.

	==Music==		==Music==

Conrad Leviston: link fix

2005-10-14T14:09:27Z

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	The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th ~~century~~ Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.		The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th Century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.

	==Music==		==Music==

Conrad Leviston at 14:09, 14 October 2005

2005-10-14T14:09:09Z

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The '''Bassa Danza''' is one of the two major styles of [[15th century Italian Dance]], the other being the [[ballo]]. Its name literally means ''low dance'' and indicates that it does not include large leaps.

==Music==

There are only three pieces of bassa danza music that survive from the 15th century dance texts. The music is in 6/8, and it seems that the music was freely interchangeable, provided that the number of bars in the music matched the dance.

[[category:dance]]