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Trop chébran votre parquet!!

Learned this dance years ago, we added to the fun. Those who were in the Sealed Knot will know what I mean. Took me back watching this.

Oh, wow, the acting in this one is hilarious, thank you :D

Years ago in the SCA we called this dance "fling a wench" LOL

I know its been a long time since you posted these but I wanted to say how I appreciate htem for memnotic purposes when I forget a part or see a different interpretation.

What song is it?

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Fantastic achievement!

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Apparently Queen Elizabeth I was still performing this dance regularly well into her 50s at least.

Wonderful

Historical dances? You can count me suscribed from now.

Так вот откуда японцы взяли музыку для фэнтези исекаев😊

We're looking forward to trying some of the Gresley dances. Thank you for uploading this one!

hm, naja unsaubere Schritte, oft Wechselschritte. Schlechte Pause in der Pause. Kein Rechs/Linkswechel in den Strophen. Ich glaube ich bin zu kleinlich. Schön den Libeus mal in nem Video zu sehen.

Beautiful!

Love the variation of the basis step with the little entre-chats! ❤

Delightful!

Intriguing! 🙂

I love your "passamezzo," although I don't know how "modern" it is, lol. BTW, your bows are perfect!

What the hell am i doing here ??

I love this dance! I performed it in the good old days when I was at uni.

Stupenda!!!!

So graceful 🙂

It looks wonderful!

Thank you for keeping this wonderful dance and music alive.

Ah, the "washerwomen" branle! This looks like so much fun. Thank you for sharing this.

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was here from bjork lol

This was just lovely - thank you. This channel has become a daily part of our homeschool morning time, and we are learning so much. Thank you! Keep up the awesome work!!

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A nice simple dance I learned at university Renaissance Dance club! As usual, far more women than men…😉

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Lovely photos and music! They don't show all the hard work of classes and preparation, but they do show the fun and elegance of the result. I was there for the short course (first weekend only) and learnt a lot from my patient tutor and supportive fellow-students.

I danced this at uni, many years ago, a simple dance but lovely. The finger wagging is fun! I see the person being wagged at turns her head as if saying, “Well! The nerve of you!” as we did.

I’m l learning a part of this dance for a Shakespeare show I’m in. I’m going to cry Becuase how does one move their legs like that and not fall on their ass?

This was absolutely wonderful - thank you. Our children loved it!

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Awesome - thanks so much.

Lovely dancers and costumes. Thank you for posting this.

Wonderful, I was listening to William Byrd's Galliard and wondering how the court would dance to this. I could not have imagined a more perfect dance. Thank you.

I have to learn this and I can't understand, what are they doing at the count of five. For the four counts its a regular front kick, without turnout, but what is the jump after kicks? It looks like changement, but nothing changes. How it's called and how to perform it?

La magie opère tellement

Et ben il te faut attraper la COVID

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The dance that Henry Stuart Lord Darnley won the heart of Mary, Queen of Scots with. She was six feet tall, and he was a long tall fellow himself. The dance was all the rage in Paris in the last half of the 16th century where Mary was raised and had been Francis II's queen. Darnley was handsome and athletic and schooled as a prince himself, so he knew the dance perfectly. Plus had the athleticism, height, and dash to perform it well. Poor Mary was smitten.

Si, muy bien los vestidos y los trajes pero la danza muy floja. No todo consiste en "disfrazarse" prefiero que la danza sea fiel a los pasos originales. Si quieren disfrazarse mejor esperar a los carnavales.

What kind of insanity is this?!!!