gavotte

Again, there was the little French chevalier opposite, who gave lessons in his native tongue at various schools in the neighbourhood, and who might be heard in his apartment of nights playing tremulous old gavottes and minuets on a wheezy old fiddle.

It had six movements: prelude, allemande, courante, sarabande, two gavottes and gigue.

Pupils of the Wooldale and Honley-based school entertained during three nights at the Holmfirth Civic Hall with cha cha chas, gavottes, jives, waltzs, tangos, American smooths and freestyle dances.

A Gavotte--actually Gavottes I and II in da capo--and Sarabande were soon performed at several concerts by both Clara Schumann and Brahms himself.

D'un point de vue musical, on retrouve des choses tres proches qui sont troublantes: certains chants de femmes lors des mariages ressemblent etonnamment a des gavottes bretonnes, on se rend compte egalement que certains rythmes berberes vont bien sur des gigues irlandaises.

Anna Louizos' set for the palace ball at which Ella meets her Prince (played by Santino Fontana) is actually kind of classy, streamlined to accommodate choreographer Josh Rhodes' twirling waltzes and galloping gavottes. The deep forest is a much more mysterious place, lighted in blue-black shadow by Kenneth Posner and pulsing with strange sounds by Nevin Steinberg.

Because Ken Dorham left so few traces of his nonmusical life, Oliphant gives us instead a biography of his music, parsing and reflecting on virtually every song he ever recorded, backing a dazzling array of geniuses from Lester Young to John Coltrane to Dorham's favorite, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers to: "prodigious Joao Carlos Martins / pianist who recorded all of Bach's / preludes gigues fugues & gavottes / corrente notes as if fins in streams."

Clad in echoes of baroque, there were hints of formal court dance, and elements of courtly courtship - albeit contemporary style - as the two male and two female dancers wove in varying combinations through the gigues and gavottes.

Lively selections from all over the world are interspersed with polkas and gavottes as well as Leroy Anderson's "Sandpaper Ballet."

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The individual pieces comprise overtures, airs, minuets, gigues, gavottes, and the like, and they represent a fair sampling of Rameau's many varied moods and styles.

The succession of minuets, gavottes and other dance forms of the period were executed with effortless technical grace, with flowing melody and well-defined double-stopping.