Renaissance dance: Bizzarria d'Amore

Renaissance dance Bizzarria d'Amore, by Cesare Negri
Recorded live (one camera had focus issues, sorry) at Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia during our concert The Etiquette of Dance, May 2023
In this concert we performed medieval / High Renaissance, and Renaissance dances, accompanied with period instruments by the Early Music Consort of Melbourne.
Our Masters of Ceremony shared observations regarding the role and etiquette of dance in the life of the Renaissance courtier, as specified by dance masters of the Renaissance Da Piacenza, Ebreo, Arena, Arbeau, Caroso & Negri.
The Courtly Arts Performers of Victoria are an Australian performance group, comprising dancers formerly known as the Ripponlea Renaissance and Baroque dancers, and the Early Music Consort of Melbourne.
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[@sallyranson3564]

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[@greengracs]

Such a sweet dance, and lovely music! I love all the patterning it makes for such interesting watching 😍

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Thank you so much!

[@caterinarosamarino242]

Deliziosi tutti 😊 Sarebbe bello vedervi esibire in un castello europeo ❤ chissà che un giorno non possiate realizzare una tournée 😊 e che io non possa vedervi🎉

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Thank you! This is one of our favourite dances :) It would be wonderful to perform in a castle!