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Arbeau wrote probably one of the most important dance treatises of the [[16th century]], Orchesographie, first published in |
Arbeau wrote probably one of the most important dance treatises of the [[16th century]], Orchesographie, first published in 1588. |
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Orchesographie contains music and instructions for many of the bransles, pavans, galliards, and other dances commonly done in the SCA. Arbeau's dances were easily accessible to the masses both in his own time and today, as opposed to the more courtly dances of the Italian dance masters. |
Orchesographie contains music and instructions for many of the bransles, pavans, galliards, and other dances commonly done in the SCA. Arbeau's dances were easily accessible to the masses both in his own time and today, as opposed to the more courtly dances of the Italian dance masters. |
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Thoinot Arbeau was an anagram for |
Thoinot Arbeau was an anagram for Jehan Tabourot's real name. |
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Revision as of 10:15, 10 June 2004
Arbeau wrote probably one of the most important dance treatises of the 16th century, Orchesographie, first published in 1588.
Orchesographie contains music and instructions for many of the bransles, pavans, galliards, and other dances commonly done in the SCA. Arbeau's dances were easily accessible to the masses both in his own time and today, as opposed to the more courtly dances of the Italian dance masters.
Thoinot Arbeau was an anagram for Jehan Tabourot's real name.
