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Introduction to Baroque Dance: Dance Types by Stuart Grasberg
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DVD Cover InformationActor: Musicians of the Baroque Arts Project Director: Stuart Grasberg Producer: Paige Whitley-Bauguess Narrator: Paige Whitley-Bauguess Commentary: Survey of Baroque Dance Types for Dancers and Musicians Commentary: including demonstrations of steps sequences Commentary: descriptions of dance types found in period sources Commentary: examples showing music and dance rhythm relationships Commentary: and performances in costume of complete social and theatre dances. Primary Contributor: Baroque Dancers Paige Whitley-Bauguess and Thomas Baird DVD: Region Code 0 Audio: English (Unknown) Format: Color, NTSC Running Time: 67 minutes Published: 2005 Studio: BaroqueDance.com
Movie Reviews of Introduction to Baroque Dance: Dance TypesMovie Review: Professional resource - great choice Summary: 5 Stars
This selection of Baroque dances is concise and to the point. The dancers are very professional and they present their art with passion and understanding. I am a musician who has played many of these dances since childhood, but after seeing the excerpts in this video, I have come to a much higher level of appreciation for the basics of how to interpret them.
This video is much better than any other resource currently available - a true MUST SEE for anyone who wants to perform repertoire such as the Bach Suites.
Buy it - you won't regret it!
Summary of Introduction to Baroque Dance: Dance TypesMs. Whitley-Bauguess is joined by Baroque Dancer Thomas Baird and Musicians of the Baroque Arts Project on period instruments for this enchanting and informative presentation.
Includes demonstrations of step sequences from Raoul-Auger Feuillet's 1700 publication "Chorégraphie" and step sequences from specific choreographies preserved in 18th-century notation,
descriptions of the dances found in music and dance writings from the period, discussions and examples showing music and dance rhythm relationships, and performances in costume of complete social and theatrical dances reconstructed from 18th-century dance notation to illustrate each dance type.
Contents: Step Sequences, Courante, Menuet, Bourrée & Rigaudon, Allemande, Gavotte, Sarabande, Gigue, Loure, Entrée Grave, Passacaille & Chaconne, & "Les Caractères de la Dance" (choreography by Whitley-Bauguess and Baird)
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