15th Century Italian Dance steps: Difference between revisions

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According to Domenico da Piacenza, the following dance steps were normally found in 15th Century Italian Dance, along with their duration:

Ornaments:

Balli Steps:

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-The following dance steps were used in [[15th Century Italian Dance]]:
+According to [[Domenico da Piacenza]], the following dance steps were normally found in [[15th Century Italian Dance]], along with their duration:
+* [[sempio]] (1/2 ''tempo'')
+* [[doppio]] (1 ''tempo'')
+* [[ripresa]] (1 ''tempo'')
+* [[riverentia]] (1 ''tempo'')
+* [[continentia]] (1/2 ''tempo'')
+* [[mezavolta]] (1 ''tempo'')
+* [[voltatonda]] (2 ''tempi'')
+* [[movimento]] also called scosso (1/2 ''tempo'')
+* [[salto]] (1/2 ''tempo'')
+Ornaments:
+* [[frappamento]]
+* [[scorsa]]
+* [[cambiamento]]
+Balli Steps:
-* [[sempio]]
-* [[doppio]]
-* [[contrapasso]]
-* [[ripresa]]
-* [[riverentia]]
-* [[continentia]]
-* [[mezavolta]]
-* [[voltatonda]]
 * [[saltarello]]
 * [[piva]]
+* [[contrapasso]]
+* [[saltarello todescho]]
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