Medieval Dance: Saltarello

[@suebursztynski2530]

I used to learn Renaissance dance from Helga Hill, so glad to see their work isn’t gone even after Helga and Mark retired!

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

How lovely! We are comitted to continuing their work as long as we can 🙂

[@mariatrinitymya8618]

I envy you. I always wanted to learn to dance like that. I'm glad people like you are still trying to preserve the tradition.

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

It is a lot of fun @@mariatrinitymya8618

[@sallyranson3564]

Love it! So much energy :)

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@abandoneduniverses]

If you want to see energy look for Georgian or Russian or Greek dances

[@urracayriarte9746]

The music is medieval, but the dance was created by members of the Society for Creative Anachronism. It has become traditional among reenactors, but it is 20th century traditional.

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

Thank you for taking the time to comment. We credited the Lithuanian dance group in our description, as that is where we first saw this dance. I agree, as there is no existing choreography from the medieval period, any modern interpretations of medieval dances have to be considered as such.

[@S20N01]

I am from a whole different area where medieval times means ... The era of sultan. But still this hits different

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

Thank you for commenting :)

[@caterinarosamarino242]

❤Bravissimi😊 🎉

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

:)

[@musicacalamus1416]

great ❤

[@greengracs]

What a jolly song and dance! 😊

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@metalassaults2699]

🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@thecourtlyartsperformers]

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