15th Century Italian Dance steps: Difference between revisions
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* [[riverentia]] (1 ''tempo'') |
* [[riverentia]] (1 ''tempo'') |
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* [[continentia]] (1/2 ''tempo'') |
* [[continentia]] (1/2 ''tempo'') |
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* [[mezavolta]] (1 |
* [[mezavolta]] (1 ''tempo'') |
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* [[voltatonda]] (2 ''tempi'') |
* [[voltatonda]] (2 ''tempi'') |
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* [[movimento]] (1/2 ''tempo'') |
* [[movimento]] also called scosso (1/2 ''tempo'') |
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* [[salto]] (1/2 ''tempo'') |
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* [[piva]] |
* [[piva]] |
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* [[contrapasso]] |
* [[contrapasso]] |
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* [[saltarello todescho]] |
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[[category:dance steps]] |
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Latest revision as of 11:24, 28 October 2005
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:
Balli Steps:
