Thoinot Arbeau (1520 -- 1595) Gaillarde

[@juliegrimaldi-bl9ed]

Superbe danse, les danseurs heja le top, le collant bicouleur est super malicieux. De grands gaillards. Bravo et merci pour ce bon moment, cette oxygène, cette joie partagée. Tempête de fun. 4+4.

[@danielleettango]

J'adore ces danses ainsi que les danses traditionnelles ( bourrée, etc). Les danseurs et les costumes sont magnifiques bravo.

[@merryhunt9153]

I like to play early music, and I enjoy seeing how the dances look. Thanks very much. Costumes are beautiful too.

[@mokaccino1]

gajardo ! 🙂 Mi piacerebbe poter ballare cosi.......

[@davidwright8665]

Very much like Irish dancing. Thank you for the chance to see early dancing .

[@judithvandijkhuizen8331]

Great dancing and music, thanks!

[@mokaccino1]

elegante e molto, MOLTO raffinato

[@JenniferMeller]

Wonderful! I am transported. The music and dancing is so effortless and light. Some of the best demonstrations of this style of dancing I’ve ever seen.

[@NicolettaIvetadeVries]

Wonderful Music, wonderful Players, Dancers and Capella ! Thank you very much ! Many Success and Luck for your Future !

[@baraocopias1440]

Gente linda, interpretação máxima Nota 10. Parabéns a todos ( e para a professora)! Encantado!

[@dorioantonio4416]

siete molto bravi!!!! grazie a voi

[@lucianovalle7178]

Bravissimi!

[@ravaabyee1]

beautiful!!

[@adolflazary5864]

Buenísimo. Ando a los saltos por mi sala . E esta saliendo ehhh

[@Jasmin-tt9tz]

This is Amazing.

[@marinaforthofer-safiullina3684]

BRAVISSIMO!

[@baraocopias1440]

Merecidamente vimos o grupo de artistas músicos!

[@scburkhardt8464]

Youth ethnic dancing is fun to watch. They step so lightly.

[@scburkhardt8464]

Love the recording I have ‘La Rocque ‘n’ Roll’ (Popular Music of Renaissance France) by The Baltimore Consort. I dance with a Scandinavian performing dance group and occasionally we perform a Faroe Island ballad dance from the Middle Ages. It’s fun to dance.

[@davidwright8665]

😊😊

[@jaquelynebalsani5980]

😍

[@aleksandrastajic6167]

SUBLIME!

[@bleueverte9610]

💙🌙

[@bessamemucho]

Love it! Just wandering who are these talented dancers. What country?

[@nataliephille9852]

Russia

[@JonJOn0]

Ça s'enjaille ici.

[@TheBastosYT]

hahahahahaha

[@mattbirne]

where are the shoes of the first dancers?????? america explain

[@ocbgrounds6168]

Well done, but too much separation of the legs for the ladies (which Arbeau specifically forbids!) ;--}

[@samuraichef5055]

I don't have my copy of Orchesography here. However, some of those prohibitions were likely written down due to people actually doing things of which Mssr Arbeau disapproved. Also, I wish that you had quoted the prohibition as I am curious how that was determined. Obviously nobody uses protractors on dancers. Geometrically, the shorter dancer has to employ greater leg separation than the taller dancer in order for them to stay together and match rhythm.

[@noezhaelajami6121]

why wasnt i invited

[@gabrielkaz5250]

1:30

[@malefsij8284]

What dance is this?

[@zoeotaku5608]

Galliarde

[@magdatomankova4593]

Tak mě napadlo, jak by se jim to tančilo, kdyby neměli baleťácké pškoty, ale obuv, která se nosila v tehdejších pár stoletích. Ta totiž nerozlišovala pravou a levou botku a o měkkých kožených podrážkách patrně taky nemohla být řeč.

[@Ben-dr9kh]

Can somebody please send this to the Ministry of Silly Walks? I think these people deserve gouvernment grants to develop their silly walk!

[@blaisecompton5636]

Antioch LivesMatter Bob Dylan he say: " Don't criticise what you can't understand!"

[@ТатьянаВнукова-и2е]

Интересные танцы, но у людей вши и чесотка... Европа не мылась в бане...

[@hype-darck6443]

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