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HenryMaldon: saut majeur - high jump

2009-09-12T23:11:19Z

saut majeur - high jump

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	*[[grève gauche]] - high kick left		*[[grève gauche]] - high kick left
	*[[grève droite]] - high kick right		*[[grève droite]] - high kick right
	*[[saut majeur]] - jump		*[[saut majeur]] - high jump
	*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot diagonally sideways. Legs are not bent very deeply, and weight is on both feet.		*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot diagonally sideways. Legs are not bent very deeply, and weight is on both feet.

HenryMaldon: category:dances

2009-09-12T23:09:48Z

category:dances

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	*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard in which the woman leaps supported by the man.		*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard in which the woman leaps supported by the man.

	[[Category:~~Dance~~]]		[[Category:Dances]]

Conrad Leviston at 12:15, 22 January 2007

2007-01-22T12:15:32Z

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2006-02-22T11:27:40Z

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	[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a smaller and faster form of Galliard.		[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a smaller and faster form of Galliard.

	The dance begins with a gentleman holding a lady by the hand. He [[reverence]]s to her and the dance begins. The pair circle the room, dancing gently (tourdion fashion) or else simply walking, and then the lady dances away alone. The gentleman, now free to perform more boisterous kicks, follows untill he stands in front of the lady. In this position he can exhibit his most elabourate and boisterous steps for the lady and audience.		The dance begins with a gentleman holding a lady by the hand. He [[reverence]]s to her and the dance begins. The pair circle the room, dancing gently (tourdion fashion) or else simply walking, and then the lady dances away alone. The gentleman, now free to perform more boisterous kicks, follows untill he stands in front of the lady. In this position he can exhibit his most elabourate and boisterous steps for the lady and audience, and he turns once per six-count bar as he does these steps.

	The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.		The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.

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various additions and corrections

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	== Arbeau on the Galliard ==		== Arbeau on the Galliard ==
	[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a ~~slow~~ form of Galliard.		[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a smaller and faster form of Galliard.

	The dance begins with a gentleman holding a lady by the hand. He [[reverence]]s to her and the dance begins. The pair circle the room, dancing gently (~~toudion~~ fashion ~~for~~ ~~the~~ ~~ladies~~ ~~comfort)~~, and then the lady dances away alone. The gentleman, now free to perform more boisterous kicks, follows untill he stands in front of the lady. In this position he can exhibit his most elabourate and boisterous steps for the lady and audience.		The dance begins with a gentleman holding a lady by the hand. He [[reverence]]s to her and the dance begins. The pair circle the room, dancing gently (tourdion fashion) or else simply walking, and then the lady dances away alone. The gentleman, now free to perform more boisterous kicks, follows untill he stands in front of the lady. In this position he can exhibit his most elabourate and boisterous steps for the lady and audience.

	The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.		The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.

	In the discussion below, brief tranlations of the dance steps will be given, but the step descriptions (linked) give more intricate detail of the movements.		In the discussion below, brief tranlations of the dance steps will be given, but the step descriptions (linked) give more intricate detail of the movements.

	[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:		[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:
	*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left		*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left (forward with left foot)
	*[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right		*[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right (forward with right foot)
	*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left		*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	*[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right		*[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	*[[saut majeur]] - jump		*[[saut majeur]] - jump
	*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot sideways. Legs are ~~held~~ ~~fairly~~ ~~stright~~.		*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot diagonally sideways. Legs are not bent very deeply, and weight is on both feet.

	This is followed by repeating these steps, beginning on the opposite foot, and then beginning on the the left foot again. The sequence of ''' five steps ''' (the [[saut majeur]] isn't counted) is continued, with variations, for the duration of the music. [[Arbeau]] appears to prefer that two ''five steps''', ie one starting with each foot, are completed before choosing a new variation, or repeating the variation.		This is followed by repeating these steps, beginning on the opposite foot, and then beginning on the the left foot again. For the variations, Arbeau has the steps begin to the opposite side from the above instructions. The sequence of ''' five steps ''' (the [[saut majeur]] isn't counted) is continued, with variations, for the duration of the music. [[Arbeau]] appears to prefer that two ''five steps''', ie one starting with each foot, are completed before choosing a new variation, or repeating the variation.


	===some variations suggested by Arbeau===		===some variations suggested by Arbeau===
		⚫	*Annother cinq pas
	*use [[pied crois� droit]] and [[pied crois� gauche]] instead of [[gr�ve droit]] and [[gr�ve gauche]] (kick right)
			**[[pied crois� droit]] - hook right foot around in front of left leg
⚫	*Annother ~~set~~
			**[[pied crois� droit]] - repeating the previous action
			**[[pied crois� gauche]] - hook left foot around in front of right leg
			**[[pied crois� gauche]] - repeating the previous action
			**[[saut majeur]] - jump
			**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front
			*Annother cinq pas
	**[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right		**[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	**[[posture ~~droit~~]] '''without''' [[petit saut]] - A posture but with only the heel of the front foot touching the ground and the knee ~~kept~~ ~~rigid~~ (straight).		**[[posture droite]] '''without''' [[petit saut]] - A posture but with only the heel of the front foot touching the ground and the knee held stiff and straight.
	**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve ~~droit~~]]		**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve droite]]
	**[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left		**[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front		**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front
	*For the galliard 'love let me kiss""		*For the galliard 'love let me kiss""
	**[[ruade ~~droit~~]] - right foot ~~raised~~ ~~behind the body~~		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards
	**[[pied crois�]] - ~~(right?)~~ foot crossed in front of ~~body~~ '''or''' [[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left		**[[pied crois� gauche]] - left foot crossed in front of right leg '''or''' [[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	**[[ruade ~~droit~~]] - right foot ~~raised~~ ~~behind the body~~		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards
	**[[entretaille ~~droit~~]] '''resulting in''' [[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]]		**[[entretaille droite]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]]
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture ~~droit~~]] - posture, right foot in front		**[[posture droite]] - posture, right foot in front
	*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""		*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""
	**[[pieds ~~joits~~]] - feet together with straight legs		**[[pieds joints]] - feet together with straight legs
	**[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right		**[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	**[[ruade droite]] - right foot ~~raised~~ ~~behind the body~~		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards
	**[[entretaille ~~droit~~]] '''resulting in''' [[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - transfer of weight leading to high kick right		**[[entretaille droite]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]] - transfer of weight leading to high kick right
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture ~~droit~~]] - posture, right foot in front		**[[posture droite]] - posture, right foot in front
	*substitute [[posture]]s for the [[pieds joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations		*substitute [[posture]]s for the [[pieds joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations
	*substitute [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]] (feet flat, legs apart, weight evenly distributed), for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations		*substitute [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]] (feet flat, legs apart, weight evenly distributed), for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations

Conrad Leviston: Preamble

2005-10-31T10:56:30Z

Preamble

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			The '''galliard''' is a lively [[dance]] performed in 6/8 time, with a distinctive rhythm (stresses on beats 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 1/2 and 6, as in ''God Save the Queen''). Although created as a dance form, it was also used as a form for purely instrumental music, with musicians from [[France]] and [[England]] offering several different galliards in almost every instrumental book of the late [[16th century\|16th]] and early [[17th century\|17th]] centuries. As both a dance and instrumental piece, the galliard traditionally followed a [[pavan]].

	== Arbeau on the Galliard ==		== Arbeau on the Galliard ==
	[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a slow form of Galliard.		[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a slow form of Galliard.

Conrad Leviston: typos

2005-07-12T07:32:32Z

typos

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	[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:		[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left		*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ ~~droit~~]] - high kick right		*[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left		*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ ~~droit~~]] - high kick right		*[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	*[[saut majeur]] - jump		*[[saut majeur]] - jump
	*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot sideways. Legs are held fairly stright.		*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot sideways. Legs are held fairly stright.
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	===some variations suggested by Arbeau===		===some variations suggested by Arbeau===
	*use [[pied crois� droit]] and [[pied crois� gauche]] instead of [[gr�ve droit]] and [[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] (kick right)		*use [[pied crois� droit]] and [[pied crois� gauche]] instead of [[gr�ve droit]] and [[gr�ve gauche]] (kick right)
	*Annother set		*Annother set
	**[[~~gr�ve~~ ~~droit~~]] - high kick right		**[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	**[[posture droit]] '''without''' [[petit saut]] - A posture but with only the heel of the front foot touching the ground and the knee kept rigid (straight).		**[[posture droit]] '''without''' [[petit saut]] - A posture but with only the heel of the front foot touching the ground and the knee kept rigid (straight).
	**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve droit]]		**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve droit]]
	**[[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left		**[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front		**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front
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	*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""		*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""
	**[[pieds joits]] - feet together with straight legs		**[[pieds joits]] - feet together with straight legs
	**[[~~gr�ve~~ droite]] - high kick right		**[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	**[[ruade droite]] - right foot raised behind the body		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot raised behind the body
	**[[entretaille droit]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]] - transfer of weight leading to high kick right		**[[entretaille droit]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]] - transfer of weight leading to high kick right
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture droit]] - posture, right foot in front		**[[posture droit]] - posture, right foot in front
	*substitute [[posture]]s for the [[~~pied~~ joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations		*substitute [[posture]]s for the [[pieds joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations
	*substitute [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]] (feet flat, legs apart, weight evenly distributed), for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations		*substitute [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]] (feet flat, legs apart, weight evenly distributed), for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations
	*Very nimble dancers may replace the [[saut majeur]] (jump) with a [[capriole]] (kicking jump), however they should not attempt it if prevents them from acheieving the [[posture]] in the correct timing.		*Very nimble dancers may replace the [[saut majeur]] (jump) with a [[capriole]] (kicking jump), however they should not attempt it if prevents them from acheieving the [[posture]] in the correct timing.
	*galliards which consist of seven steps or eleven steps or other combination are also described by [[Arbeau]]		*galliards which consist of seven steps or eleven steps or other combination are also described by [[Arbeau]]
	*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard		*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard

			[[Category:Dance]]

Tiff: /* Arbeau on the Galliard */

2005-06-20T14:52:05Z

Arbeau on the Galliard

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	The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.		The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.

			In the discussion below, brief tranlations of the dance steps will be given, but the step descriptions (linked) give more intricate detail of the movements.

	[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:		[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:

Tiff: /* Arbeau on the Galliard */

2005-06-20T14:49:14Z

Arbeau on the Galliard

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	[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a slow form of Galliard.		[[Arbeau]] writes that the galliard is also called a five step, and is a "quick and gay dance" most suitable for young folk. It is closely related to the [[tourdion]] which can be considered a slow form of Galliard.

	The dance begins with a gentleman holding a lady by the hand. He [[~~reverance~~]]s to her and the dance begins. The pair circle the room, dancing gently (toudion fashion for the ladies comfort), and then the lady dances away alone. The gentleman, now free to perform more boisterous kicks, follows untill he stands in front of the lady. In this position he can exhibit his most elabourate and boisterous steps for the lady and audience.		The dance begins with a gentleman holding a lady by the hand. He [[reverence]]s to her and the dance begins. The pair circle the room, dancing gently (toudion fashion for the ladies comfort), and then the lady dances away alone. The gentleman, now free to perform more boisterous kicks, follows untill he stands in front of the lady. In this position he can exhibit his most elabourate and boisterous steps for the lady and audience.

	The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.		The galliard consists of four steps, whose composition varies, followed by a [[saut majeur]] and [[posture]]. This is accompanied by music with six beats, although normally the 5th beat may be a rest.

Tiff at 15:41, 16 June 2005

2005-06-16T15:41:39Z

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	*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left		*[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	*[[gr�ve droit]] - high kick right		*[[gr�ve droit]] - high kick right
	*[[saut majeur]]		*[[saut majeur]] - jump
			*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot sideways. Legs are held fairly stright.
	*[[posture gauche]]

	This is followed by repeating these steps, beginning on the opposite foot, and then beginning on the the left foot again. The sequence of ''' five steps ''' (the [[saut majeur]] isn't counted) is continued, with variations, for the duration of the music. [[Arbeau]] appears to prefer that two ''five steps''', ie one starting with each foot, are completed before choosing a new variation, or repeating the variation.		This is followed by repeating these steps, beginning on the opposite foot, and then beginning on the the left foot again. The sequence of ''' five steps ''' (the [[saut majeur]] isn't counted) is continued, with variations, for the duration of the music. [[Arbeau]] appears to prefer that two ''five steps''', ie one starting with each foot, are completed before choosing a new variation, or repeating the variation.
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	**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve droit]]		**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve droit]]
	**[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left		**[[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	**[[saut majeur]]		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture gauche]]		**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front
	*For the galliard 'love let me kiss""		*For the galliard 'love let me kiss""
	**[[ruade droit]]		**[[ruade droit]] - right foot raised behind the body
	**[[pied crois�]] '''or''' [[gr�ve gauche]]		**[[pied crois�]] - (right?) foot crossed in front of body '''or''' [[gr�ve gauche]] - high kick left
	**[[ruade droit]]		**[[ruade droit]] - right foot raised behind the body
	**[[entretaille droit]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]]		**[[entretaille droit]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]]
	**[[saut majeur]]		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture droit]]		**[[posture droit]] - posture, right foot in front
	*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""		*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""
	**[[pieds joits]]		**[[pieds joits]] - feet together with straight legs
	**[[gr�ve droite]]		**[[gr�ve droite]] - high kick right
	**[[ruade droite]]		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot raised behind the body
	**[[entretaille droit]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]]		**[[entretaille droit]] '''resulting in''' [[gr�ve gauche]] - transfer of weight leading to high kick right
	**[[saut majeur]]		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture droit]]		**[[posture droit]] - posture, right foot in front
	*substitute [[posture]]s for the [[pied joints]] in the above two variations		*substitute [[posture]]s for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations
	*substitute [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]], for the [[pied joints]] in the above two variations		*substitute [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]] (feet flat, legs apart, weight evenly distributed), for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations
	*Very nimble dancers may replace the [[saut majeur]] with a [[capriole]], however they should not attempt it if prevents them from acheieving the [[posture]] in the correct timing.		*Very nimble dancers may replace the [[saut majeur]] (jump) with a [[capriole]] (kicking jump), however they should not attempt it if prevents them from acheieving the [[posture]] in the correct timing.
	*galliards which consist of seven steps or eleven steps or other combination are also described by [[Arbeau]]		*galliards which consist of seven steps or eleven steps or other combination are also described by [[Arbeau]]
	*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard		*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard

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	[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:		[[Arbeau]] suggests the following step sequence for a galliard:
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left (forward with left foot)		*[[grève gauche]] - high kick left (forward with left foot)
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ droite]] - high kick right (forward with right foot)		*[[grève droite]] - high kick right (forward with right foot)
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left		*[[grève gauche]] - high kick left
	*[[~~gr�ve~~ droite]] - high kick right		*[[grève droite]] - high kick right
	*[[saut majeur]] - jump		*[[saut majeur]] - jump
	*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot diagonally sideways. Legs are not bent very deeply, and weight is on both feet.		*[[posture gauche]] - left foot some distance in front of the right, both with soles flat to the floor, front foot pointing forwards, back foot diagonally sideways. Legs are not bent very deeply, and weight is on both feet.
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	===some variations suggested by Arbeau===		===some variations suggested by Arbeau===
	*Annother cinq pas		*Annother cinq pas
	**[[pied crois� droit]] - hook right foot around in front of left leg		**[[pied croisé droit]] - hook right foot around in front of left leg
	**[[pied crois� droit]] - repeating the previous action		**[[pied croisé droit]] - repeating the previous action
	**[[pied crois� gauche]] - hook left foot around in front of right leg		**[[pied croisé gauche]] - hook left foot around in front of right leg
	**[[pied crois� gauche]] - repeating the previous action		**[[pied croisé gauche]] - repeating the previous action
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front		**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front
	*Annother cinq pas		*Annother cinq pas
	**[[~~gr�ve~~ droite]] - high kick right		**[[grève droite]] - high kick right
	**[[posture droite]] '''without''' [[petit saut]] - A posture but with only the heel of the front foot touching the ground and the knee held stiff and straight.		**[[posture droite]] '''without''' [[petit saut]] - A posture but with only the heel of the front foot touching the ground and the knee held stiff and straight.
	**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[~~gr�ve~~ droite]]		**[[entretaille gauche]] '''resulting in''' [[grève droite]]
	**[[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left		**[[grève gauche]] - high kick left
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front		**[[posture gauche]] - posture, left foot in front
	*For the galliard 'love let me kiss""		*For the galliard 'love let me kiss""
	**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards
	**[[pied crois� gauche]] - left foot crossed in front of right leg '''or''' [[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - high kick left		**[[pied croisé gauche]] - left foot crossed in front of right leg '''or''' [[grève gauche]] - high kick left
	**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards
	**[[entretaille droite]] '''resulting in''' [[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]]		**[[entretaille droite]] '''resulting in''' [[grève gauche]]
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture droite]] - posture, right foot in front		**[[posture droite]] - posture, right foot in front
	*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""		*More variations suggested for the galliard 'love let me kiss""
	**[[pieds joints]] - feet together with straight legs		**[[pieds joints]] - feet together with straight legs
	**[[~~gr�ve~~ droite]] - high kick right		**[[grève droite]] - high kick right
	**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards		**[[ruade droite]] - right foot kick backwards
	**[[entretaille droite]] '''resulting in''' [[~~gr�ve~~ gauche]] - transfer of weight leading to high kick right		**[[entretaille droite]] '''resulting in''' [[grève gauche]] - transfer of weight leading to high kick right
	**[[saut majeur]] - jump		**[[saut majeur]] - jump
	**[[posture droite]] - posture, right foot in front		**[[posture droite]] - posture, right foot in front
	*~~substitute~~ [[posture]]s for the [[pieds joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations		*Substitute [[posture]]s for the [[pieds joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations
	*~~substitute~~ [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]] (feet flat, legs apart, weight evenly distributed), for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations		*Substitute [[posture]]s danced sideways as if they were [[pieds largis]] (feet flat, legs apart, weight evenly distributed), for the [[pied joints]] (feet together) in the above two variations
	*Very nimble dancers may replace the [[saut majeur]] (jump) with a [[capriole]] (kicking jump), however they should not attempt it if prevents them from acheieving the [[posture]] in the correct timing.		*Very nimble dancers may replace the [[saut majeur]] (jump) with a [[capriole]] (kicking jump), however they should not attempt it if prevents them from acheieving the [[posture]] in the correct timing.
	*~~galliards~~ which consist of seven steps or eleven steps or other combination are also described by [[Arbeau]]		*Galliards which consist of seven steps or eleven steps or other combination are also described by [[Arbeau]]
	*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard		*[[La volta]] is a variety of galliard in which the woman leaps supported by the man.

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