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* [[saltarello tedesco]] left and right ('''SltL''', '''SltR''') |
* [[saltarello tedesco]] left and right ('''SltL''', '''SltR''') |
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* [[sempio]] backwards left and right ('''SbL''' and '''SbR''') |
* [[sempio]] backwards left and right ('''SbL''' and '''SbR''') |
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* [[doppio]] left and right (''' |
* [[doppio portogallese]] left and right ('''DpL''' and '''DpR''') |
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* [[contrapasso]] left and right ('''CpL''' and '''CpR''') |
* [[contrapasso]] left and right ('''CpL''' and '''CpR''') |
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* [[ripresa]] left and right ('''RpL''' and '''RpR''') |
* [[ripresa]] left and right ('''RpL''' and '''RpR''') |
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1-4 SltL, SltR, SltL, SltR<br> |
1-4 SltL, SltR, SltL, SltR<br> |
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5 DbL |
5 DbL <br> |
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6 RvR |
6 RvR <br> |
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7 SbL, SbR |
7 SbL, SbR <br> |
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8 RvlL |
8 RvlL <br> |
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9-16 Repeat |
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:Taking right hands, the couple exchange places with a doppio portogallese. Dropping hands the man goes down the hall and the woman up with three more doppio portogallese, making faces as if jealous of each other. They perform a mezavolta on the last doppio. |
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:The dancers approach each other with three contrapassi, and touching right hands they perform a riverentia with the left foot. |
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15 DpL (holding right hands) <br> |
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==Music== |
==Music== |
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Revision as of 11:15, 25 October 2005
Angelosa is a 15th Century Italian Dance which appears in two manuscripts. It is classified as a ballo.
Reconstruction
This dance is performed by two people, a man and a woman.
Steps used
- saltarello tedesco left and right (SltL, SltR)
- sempio backwards left and right (SbL and SbR)
- doppio portogallese left and right (DpL and DpR)
- contrapasso left and right (CpL and CpR)
- ripresa left and right (RpL and RpR)
- voltatonda right (VtR)
- continentia left and right (CnL and CnR)
Choreography
- The couple begin holding hands and perform four saltarelli tedesci. They then perform a doppio backwards ending with a riverentia. They then perform two sempi backwards and a low riverentia. They then repeat this from the beginning.
1-4 SltL, SltR, SltL, SltR
5 DbL
6 RvR
7 SbL, SbR
8 RvlL
9-16 Repeat
- Taking right hands, the couple exchange places with a doppio portogallese. Dropping hands the man goes down the hall and the woman up with three more doppio portogallese, making faces as if jealous of each other. They perform a mezavolta on the last doppio.
- The dancers approach each other with three contrapassi, and touching right hands they perform a riverentia with the left foot.
15 DpL (holding right hands)
Music
No music survives for this dance.
