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Dancetime DVD! 500 Years of Social Dance: Volume I: 15th-19th centuries by Carol Teten
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DVD Cover InformationActor: C. Levy, J. Brosnahan, L. Ewing, M. Watt, S. Fava Director: Carol Teten Brand: Repnet LLC DVD: Region Code 0 Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language) Format: Color, DVD, NTSC Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 35 minutes DVD Release Date: 2002-11-25 Audience Rating: G (General Audience) Studio: Dancetime Publications
Movie Reviews of Dancetime DVD! 500 Years of Social Dance: Volume I: 15th-19th centuriesMovie Review: An amazing video history of social dance from the courts of Italy, France, and England to the ballrooms of America Summary: 5 Stars
Dancetime DVD! 500 Years of Social Dance Volume I: 15th-19th Centuries is an amazing video history of social dance from the courts of Italy, France, and England to the ballrooms of America. Viewers are treated to enthralling demonstrations of each style of dance as it arose, as well as the grand history of this wonderful pastime. Now the Dancetime! video series has been further enhanced on DVD with over 600 original source documents and historical timelines. Viewers may also investigate dance steps and instructional text simultaneously or separately from the program. An excellent survey of the evolution of an art form, highly recommended for public library collections along with its companion volume "Dancetime DVD! 500 Years of Social Dance Volume II: The 20th Century".
Summary of Dancetime DVD! 500 Years of Social Dance: Volume I: 15th-19th centuriesVolume I of Dancetime DVD dances through four centuries of Western social dance history. Authentic recreations of the dances teach the viewer about socializing and romance in past times. Explore the revelry of the Renaissance, the elegance of the Baroque style, and the charm of Regency Country Dances. Watch as the Regency era s scandalous Waltz grew into the exuberant, swirling dances of the Romantic era, and were later refined into codified and precise Victorian couple dances.
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