Barriera (Renaissance Dance)

La Barriera by Cesare Negri - Recorded in Huysburg (2011)
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[@Konaruhi]

My favorite part is after they slowly just step around each other for a few minutes they high-five each other at random times

[@urmo345]

seemingly random. but if they do it random they do it wrong...

[@Diogolindir]

R.I.P people with headphones and not watching the video at 2:12

[@encompass6857]

How charming!🎉

[@alexandradeuen1610]

Wundervolles Stück

[@ronaldomelo9255]

Maravilha !!! A dança ! linda como era a dança !!! O desejo elaborado !! A alegria da contemplação e o compartilhar das pulsações da vida !!!

[@LuteandTheorbo]

Obrigada pelo seu comentário e cumprimentos!

[@Kai-zq9xn]

If the guy wasn't royalty he would've gone to jail or would have been executed for wearing purple

[@LawrenceJamesBailey]

But only in England during the reign of Elizabeth I. After 1603 it was allowed but still unaffordable for 99.99% of the population.

[@marcosPRATA918]

É como estar lá, naquele tempo.

[@LuteandTheorbo]

> The gentleman is dressed in the style of a Landsknecht, isn't he ? It is a 16th century italian style costume

[@mandelenmandelen5955]

When humans dressed and danced with dignity. No grinding, no twerking. I belong in the Renaissance.

[@JosephLaPlantebowcon79]

Mandelen Mandelen you and I both pal

[@michidk5802]

with such a closed mind I do think there is where you belong :v (with love ;> )

[@captainabc3467]

@@michidk5802 Ok Mr. Open mind can you enlighten us who your favorite dancer is? (with love ;> )

[@brorHermansen]

Just get a life you fucking virgin.

[@Ichtys7]

I really like this Beautiful Renaissance Dance,cause when I think about the game Assassin;s Creed and the character Ezio Auditore,it brings back great memories.I would like to do this dance,but with a Korean female in her traditional Hanbok.The Korean culture with the Italian Renaissance period.

[@ravaabyee1]

very nice

[@C6H12B26]

It is a "Lice" in french. The kind of barrier placed between fighters, cavaliers on horses during tournaments. I play this well known piece (" La barriera mesa etc..." on the Renaissance lute. Deftly played ! Great thanks !

[@adamnoman4658]

And in English this became the jousting "list," a usage that is retained to this day in the colloquialism "to take to the lists," that is, to engage in a contest of some sort. Would that these performers had acted out the implied "battle of the sexes" with a bit more energy.

[@urmo345]

Dancing was EXTREMELY important at this era. If you time travel to french court and does not know how to dance, you will be laughing stock! Everyone danced: kings, queens, dukes, generals, even bishops. And, as you see, it is damn complex to learn...

[@angelprot4727]

BUENA MUSICA XD

[@zentyml5229]

andito ako kailangan ko to sa mapeh

[@ysabelle.santos]

Is that one girl on the left playing a cello or a special Renaissance instrument? Becayse if she's playing the cello, I believe she's holding the bow wrong.

[@LuteandTheorbo]

It is a viola da gamba and holding the bow like this is the proper technique for this instrument. But you observed well - on a cello the bow is held differently.

[@ysabelle.santos]

LuteandTheorbo thanks! I found that really interesting,because i thought that was how cellist played during the Renaissance.

[@Lautengitarre]

Hola.

[@arsmvsica8787]

Une jolie vidéo, empreinte d'un réel souci d'authenticité, pour la réjouissance de nos sens !

[@jbrusselarciaga1145]

awesome😁😀

[@lovelynpadasas2274]

Dat napadpad ako dito dahil sa PE amp

[@lizmalcom3214]

Is the constipated face part of the dance?

[@antoniofarinaccio541]

To stiff and heavy. The music is livelier than the dancers.

[@Lespace2]

Nice, but the costumes are completely wrong, sorry …

[@Lagolop]

Wow, a real toe tapper ...

[@goldmemer1000]

bro looks like an npc🤣🤣

[@wesleywarsmith1113]

This is wonderful!

[@angelathomas25]

My daughter doing a project on this

[@coolaviation7696]

Hi

[@W1shys]

hi

[@mariaguadalupemartorell6074]

Que hermosa danza !!!

[@punisherfx1649]

TUTZA CLASS #2020

[@lndoktr]

💜💜💜

[@valquiriapereiradeoliveira814]

what Song is that!!

[@adamnoman4658]

Both the music (the tune, the "song") and the dance were "through"-composed together to fit each other for this theatricalized social dance. So both the music and the choreography are "La Barriera."