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			#REDIRECT[[pavane]]
	Arbeau says variously that the pavane was usually danced before a [[basse dance]], and that after the pavane one customarily dances the [[galliard]]. It is a slow dance suitable for processions, and [[Arbeau]] states that it was used when a noble lady "is taken to Holy Church to be married, or when they lead a procession of the chaplains, masters and brethren of some noble confraternity."

	The pavane is danced by a lord and lady holding hands. And is considered particularly suitable for genteel ladies as it is "charming and dignified", that is slow, a necessity for modesty and elegance when one is wearing a large dress. High nobles ladies may dance a pavane with a long train which may be held up by servants, especially as a procession. It is also suitable for lord scholars and clerics to dance in their long gowns, and young cavaliers may dance wearing their cloak and sword.

	The pavane is played to announce the beginning of a grand ball, played until the "dancers have circled the hall 2 or 3 times, unless they prefer to dance it by advancing and retreating ." Pavanes also announce the entrance of gods/godesses or kings/emperors in a masquerade.

	The movements of a basic pavane are two [[single]]s followed by a [[double]] forward starting with the left foot (i. e. left single, right single, left double). This is followed by two singles and a double, starting with the right foot, and as an alternative to doing these latter two singles and double forward one may do them backward so that throughout the dance one advances and then retreats.

	If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards.

	[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the pavane to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world pavane]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars ie SLf SRf DLf, SRb SLb DRb, SLf SRf DLf, SRb SLb DRb), "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". This is much simpler than the way the pavane is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.

	Arbeau mentions the [[tambour]] (drum) and flute as a pair of general-purpose instruments that can be played by a lone musician for dancing, but then says that many kinds of instruments may be used for the pavane (e. g. violin, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is recommended as it helps the dancers greatly.

	==Spanish Pavane==
	A more complex pavane from Arbeau.
	The pavane steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].
	The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.

	===Movements:===
	One does the sequence of steps once advancing, then retreats with the same steps:
	*[[simple � gauche]] - single left
	*[[simple � droit]] - single right
	*[[pied gauche avanc�]] - step left (without bringing the feet toghether)
	*[[pied droit approach�]] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]] - (continue the step with) step right ending with a low kick left
	The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the pavane
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	Every passage of the spanish pavane ends with:
	*[[pieds joints]] - feet together
	*[[pied en l'air droit]] - small kick right
	*[[pied en l'air gauche]] - small kick left
	*[[pied en l'air droit]] - small kick right
	*[[pieds joints]] - feet together

	==Passamezzo==
	<I>Passe meze</I> in French: A pavane played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming the moderate tempo of a basse dance. It was done with variations in the steps of the double, and these variations could begin in the second of the two singles.
	[[category:dances]]

HenryMaldon: Additional stuff about the passe meze/passamezzo

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	==Passamezzo==		==Passamezzo==
	A pavane played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming the moderate tempo of a basse dance.		<I>Passe meze</I> in French: A pavane played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming the moderate tempo of a basse dance. It was done with variations in the steps of the double, and these variations could begin in the second of the two singles.
	[[category:dances]]		[[category:dances]]

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	~~This~~ is usually danced before a [[basse dance]]. It is a slow dance suitable for processions, and [[Arbeau]] states that it was used when a noble lady "is taken to Holy Church to be married, or when they lead a procession of the chaplains, masters and brethren of some noble confraternity."		Arbeau says variously that the pavane was usually danced before a [[basse dance]], and that after the pavane one customarily dances the [[galliard]]. It is a slow dance suitable for processions, and [[Arbeau]] states that it was used when a noble lady "is taken to Holy Church to be married, or when they lead a procession of the chaplains, masters and brethren of some noble confraternity."

	The ~~pavanne~~ is danced by a lord and lady holding hands. And is considered particularly suitable for genteel ladies as it is "charming and dignified", that is slow, a necessity for modesty and elegance when one is wearing a large dress. High nobles ladies may dance a ~~pavanne~~ with a long train which may be held up by servants, especially as a procession. It is also suitable for lord scholars and clerics to dance in their long gowns, and young cavaliers may dance wearing their cloak and sword.		The pavane is danced by a lord and lady holding hands. And is considered particularly suitable for genteel ladies as it is "charming and dignified", that is slow, a necessity for modesty and elegance when one is wearing a large dress. High nobles ladies may dance a pavane with a long train which may be held up by servants, especially as a procession. It is also suitable for lord scholars and clerics to dance in their long gowns, and young cavaliers may dance wearing their cloak and sword.

	The ~~pavanne~~ is played to announce the beginning of a grand ball, played until the "dancers have circled the hall 2 or 3 times, unless they prefer to dance it by advancing and retreating ." ~~Pavannes~~ also announce the entrance of gods/godesses or kings/~~emporers~~ in a masquerade.		The pavane is played to announce the beginning of a grand ball, played until the "dancers have circled the hall 2 or 3 times, unless they prefer to dance it by advancing and retreating ." Pavanes also announce the entrance of gods/godesses or kings/emperors in a masquerade.

	The movements of a basic ~~pavanne~~ are two [[single]]s followed by a [[double]] forward starting with the left foot. This is followed by two singles and a double ~~backwards~~, starting with the right foot.		The movements of a basic pavane are two [[single]]s followed by a [[double]] forward starting with the left foot (i. e. left single, right single, left double). This is followed by two singles and a double, starting with the right foot, and as an alternative to doing these latter two singles and double forward one may do them backward so that throughout the dance one advances and then retreats.

		⚫	If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards.
	The backwards movement is not necesary - one may move forwards only if you wish, indeed this may be adviseable in a proceessional situation.

		⚫	[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the pavane to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world pavane]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars ie SLf SRf DLf, SRb SLb DRb, SLf SRf DLf, SRb SLb DRb), "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". This is much simpler than the way the pavane is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.
⚫	If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards

		⚫	Arbeau mentions the [[tambour]] (drum) and flute as a pair of general-purpose instruments that can be played by a lone musician for dancing, but then says that many kinds of instruments may be used for the pavane (e. g. violin, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is recommended as it helps the dancers greatly.
⚫	[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the ~~pavanne~~ to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world ~~pavanne~~]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars ie SLf SRf DLf, ~~SRf~~ ~~SLf~~ ~~DRf~~, ~~SLb~~ ~~SRb~~ ~~DLb~~, SRb SLb DRb), "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". ~~Indeed the advancing and retreating bars can be easily heard int he music - the first half sweeps upwards to high notes, while the second half swweps down to low notes.~~ This is much simpler than the way the ~~pavanne~~ is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.

		⚫	==Spanish Pavane==
⚫	~~The~~ [[tambour]] (drum) and flute ~~appear~~ to be ~~traditional~~ ~~instrumentation~~ ~~for~~ a ~~pavanne~~, but many ~~varieties~~ of instruments may be used (eg ~~vioinn~~, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is ~~reccomended~~ as it helps the dancers greatly.
		⚫	A more complex pavane from Arbeau.

		⚫	The pavane steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].
⚫	==Spanish ~~Pavanne~~==
⚫	A more complex ~~pavanne~~.
⚫	The ~~pavanne~~ steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].
	The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.		The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.


	===Movements:===		===Movements:===
			One does the sequence of steps once advancing, then retreats with the same steps:
	first one advances a pavanne set and retreats one:
	*[[simple � gauche]] - single left		*[[simple � gauche]] - single left
	*[[simple � droit]] - single right		*[[simple � droit]] - single right
	*[[pied gauche ~~avanc�]~~] - step left (without bringing the feet toghether)		*[[pied gauche avanc�]] - step left (without bringing the feet toghether)
	*[[pied droit ~~approach�]~~] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]] - (continue the step with) step right ending with a low kick left		*[[pied droit approach�]] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]] - (continue the step with) step right ending with a low kick left
	The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the ~~pavanne~~		The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the pavane
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 ~~low~~ kicks and a ~~high~~ kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 ~~low~~ kicks and a ~~high~~ kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 ~~low~~ kicks and a ~~high~~ kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 ~~low~~ kicks and a ~~high~~ kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 ~~low~~ kicks and a ~~high~~ kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 ~~low~~ kicks and a ~~high~~ kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 ~~low~~ kicks and a ~~high~~ kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 small kicks and a large kick
	Every passage of the spanish ~~pavanne~~ ends with:		Every passage of the spanish pavane ends with:
	*[[pieds joints]] - feet together		*[[pieds joints]] - feet together
	*[[pied en l'air droit]] - ~~low~~ kick right		*[[pied en l'air droit]] - small kick right
	*[[pied en l'air gauche]] - ~~low~~ kick left		*[[pied en l'air gauche]] - small kick left
	*[[pied en l'air droit]] - ~~low~~ kick right		*[[pied en l'air droit]] - small kick right
	*[[pieds joints]] - feet together		*[[pieds joints]] - feet together

	==~~Pazzamezzo~~==		==Passamezzo==
	A ~~pavanne~~ played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming ~~hte~~ moderate tempo of a basse dance.		A pavane played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming the moderate tempo of a basse dance.
	[[category:dances]]		[[category:dances]]

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	==the Pavanne according to [[Arbeau]]==
	This is usually danced before a [[basse dance]]. It is a slow dance suitable for processions, and [[Arbeau]] states that it was used when a noble lady "is taken to Holy Church to be married, or when they lead a procession of the chaplains, masters and brethren of some noble confraternity."		This is usually danced before a [[basse dance]]. It is a slow dance suitable for processions, and [[Arbeau]] states that it was used when a noble lady "is taken to Holy Church to be married, or when they lead a procession of the chaplains, masters and brethren of some noble confraternity."

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	The [[tambour]] (drum) and flute appear to be traditional instrumentation for a pavanne, but many varieties of instruments may be used (eg vioinn, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is reccomended as it helps the dancers greatly.		The [[tambour]] (drum) and flute appear to be traditional instrumentation for a pavanne, but many varieties of instruments may be used (eg vioinn, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is reccomended as it helps the dancers greatly.

	==~~=spanish~~ ~~pavanne=~~==		==Spanish Pavanne==
	A more complex pavanne.		A more complex pavanne.
	The pavanne steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].		The pavanne steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].
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	====Movements:====		===Movements:===
	first one advances a pavanne set and retreats one:		first one advances a pavanne set and retreats one:
	*[[simple � gauche]] - single left		*[[simple � gauche]] - single left
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	*[[pieds joints]] - feet together		*[[pieds joints]] - feet together

	==~~=pazzamezzo=~~==		==Pazzamezzo==
	A pavanne played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming hte moderate tempo of a basse dance.		A pavanne played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming hte moderate tempo of a basse dance.
			[[category:dances]]

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Movements:

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	*[[simple � gauche]] - single left		*[[simple � gauche]] - single left
	*[[simple � droit]] - single right		*[[simple � droit]] - single right
	*[[pied gauche avanc�]]		*[[pied gauche avanc�]] - step left (without bringing the feet toghether)
	*[[pied droit approach�]] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]]		*[[pied droit approach�]] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]] - (continue the step with) step right ending with a low kick left
	The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the pavanne		The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the pavanne
	*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick

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	===Movements:===		====Movements:====
	first one advances a pavanne set and retreats one:		first one advances a pavanne set and retreats one:
	*[[simple � gauche]] - single left		*[[simple � gauche]] - single left
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	*[[pied droit approach�]] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]]		*[[pied droit approach�]] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]]
	The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the pavanne		The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the pavanne
	*[[Fleuret]]		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick
	*[[Fleuret]]		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick
	*[[Fleuret]]		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick
	*[[Fleuret]]		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick
	*[[Fleuret]]		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick
	*[[Fleuret]]		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick
	*[[Fleuret]]		*[[Fleuret]] - 2 low kicks and a high kick
	Every passage of the spanish pavanne ends with:		Every passage of the spanish pavanne ends with:
	*[[pieds joints]] - feet together		*[[pieds joints]] - feet together

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spanish pavanne

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	The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.		The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.


			===Movements:===
			first one advances a pavanne set and retreats one:
			*[[simple � gauche]] - single left
			*[[simple � droit]] - single right
			*[[pied gauche avanc�]]
			*[[pied droit approach�]] '''resulting in''' [[pied en l'air gauche]]
			The fleurets of the central passage are replaced by other gestures while advancing or retreating in later repetitions of the pavanne
			*[[Fleuret]]
			*[[Fleuret]]
			*[[Fleuret]]
			*[[Fleuret]]
			*[[Fleuret]]
			*[[Fleuret]]
			*[[Fleuret]]
			Every passage of the spanish pavanne ends with:
			*[[pieds joints]] - feet together
			*[[pied en l'air droit]] - low kick right
			*[[pied en l'air gauche]] - low kick left
			*[[pied en l'air droit]] - low kick right
			*[[pieds joints]] - feet together

	===pazzamezzo===		===pazzamezzo===

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	If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards		If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards

	[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the pavanne to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world pavanne]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars ie ~~SfL~~ ~~SfR~~ ~~DfL~~, ~~SfR~~ ~~SfL~~ ~~DfR~~, ~~SbL~~ ~~SbR~~ ~~DbL~~, ~~SbR~~ ~~SbL~~ ~~DbR~~), "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". Indeed the advancing and retreating bars can be easily heard int he music - the first half sweeps upwards to high notes, while the second half swweps down to low notes. This is much simpler than the way the pavanne is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.		[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the pavanne to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world pavanne]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars ie SLf SRf DLf, SRf SLf DRf, SLb SRb DLb, SRb SLb DRb), "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". Indeed the advancing and retreating bars can be easily heard int he music - the first half sweeps upwards to high notes, while the second half swweps down to low notes. This is much simpler than the way the pavanne is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.

	The [[tambour]] (drum) and flute appear to be traditional instrumentation for a pavanne, but many varieties of instruments may be used (eg vioinn, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is reccomended as it helps the dancers greatly.		The [[tambour]] (drum) and flute appear to be traditional instrumentation for a pavanne, but many varieties of instruments may be used (eg vioinn, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is reccomended as it helps the dancers greatly.

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	If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards		If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards

	[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the pavanne to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world pavanne]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars) "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". This		[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the pavanne to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world pavanne]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars ie SfL SfR DfL, SfR SfL DfR, SbL SbR DbL, SbR SbL DbR), "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". Indeed the advancing and retreating bars can be easily heard int he music - the first half sweeps upwards to high notes, while the second half swweps down to low notes. This is much simpler than the way the pavanne is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.
	is much simpler than the way the pavanne is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.

	The [[tambour]] (drum) and flute appear to be traditional instrumentation for a pavanne, but many varieties of instruments may be used (eg vioinn, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is reccomended as it helps the dancers greatly.		The [[tambour]] (drum) and flute appear to be traditional instrumentation for a pavanne, but many varieties of instruments may be used (eg vioinn, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is reccomended as it helps the dancers greatly.

	===spanish pavanne===		===spanish pavanne===
			A more complex pavanne.
	The pavanne steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].		The pavanne steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].
	The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.		The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.

Tiff at 07:10, 17 June 2005

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==the Pavanne according to [[Arbeau]]==
This is usually danced before a [[basse dance]]. It is a slow dance suitable for processions, and [[Arbeau]] states that it was used when a noble lady "is taken to Holy Church to be married, or when they lead a procession of the chaplains, masters and brethren of some noble confraternity."

The pavanne is danced by a lord and lady holding hands. And is considered particularly suitable for genteel ladies as it is "charming and dignified", that is slow, a necessity for modesty and elegance when one is wearing a large dress. High nobles ladies may dance a pavanne with a long train which may be held up by servants, especially as a procession. It is also suitable for lord scholars and clerics to dance in their long gowns, and young cavaliers may dance wearing their cloak and sword.

The pavanne is played to announce the beginning of a grand ball, played until the "dancers have circled the hall 2 or 3 times, unless they prefer to dance it by advancing and retreating ." Pavannes also announce the entrance of gods/godesses or kings/emporers in a masquerade.

The movements of a basic pavanne are two [[single]]s followed by a [[double]] forward starting with the left foot. This is followed by two singles and a double backwards, starting with the right foot.

The backwards movement is not necesary - one may move forwards only if you wish, indeed this may be adviseable in a proceessional situation.

If you wish to make a circuit of the room, and become trapped in a narrow space, a [[conversion]] is a more elegant solution than forcing a lady to walk backwards

[[Arbeau]] transcribes the music and words to the pavanne to which the [[SCA]] commonly dances the [[known world pavanne]], and states that it "contains two advancing and two retreating movements" (per verse/32 bars) "which may be repeated as many times as the musicians or dancers please". This
is much simpler than the way the pavanne is normally danced in the [[SCA]], indeed [[Arbeau]] remarks on how solem and slow the dance is, and boring for a young lady and man to dance together.

The [[tambour]] (drum) and flute appear to be traditional instrumentation for a pavanne, but many varieties of instruments may be used (eg vioinn, other flutes, spinets), or they may be sung, however a tambour is reccomended as it helps the dancers greatly.

===spanish pavanne===
The pavanne steps are rearranged in a variety of gestures, similar to the dance known as the [[canary]].
The double is broken up into two sets of embellishments.

===pazzamezzo===
A pavanne played more quickly with a lighter beat, assuming hte moderate tempo of a basse dance.