Baroque Dance - L'Allemande 

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omg i specifically searched for this lol

@@bex-- God works in mysterious ways too, just like algorithms (maybe they’re one and the same) 🤔

Me too. :D

omg samee

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I wonder what people from the 18th century would be reminded of if they saw you dance?

@@glennwilliams3349 I wouldn't be caught dead dancing in the first place

@@frankding7584 Me neither, but as a historian who specializes in the 18th century, I love the music and watching talented people who can interpret historical dance correctly.

@@glennwilliams3349 LOL that was perfect

Lol

So then, is this between the "very Ayrey and Lively" that Mac talked about in 1676 and the "a serious and dignified movement and should be so performed" that Walther talked about in 1732? Or is this the lively version? The music seems rather stately. Thanks.

Yes i wondered just the same as i first saw it, but here is a french allemande piece, i wonder what about a german school allemande would have been played and danced.

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Nah the keyboard allemandes are supposed to be a moderate or slightly slower tempo.

@@DangerRussDayZ6533 Why do you say that? Where does Bach say Allemandes on keyboard should be slower?

Disagree. If anything, pianists tend to play them too fast. If you count the main beats here, they're not fast at all. It's a stately, graceful dance, with the hops and twists like the trills and mordants of Bach.

Yeah, I’m planning to record BWV 996’s Allemande for Guitar at both modern and Ancient tuning ☺️

@@MattiaFormichetti Im playing allemande from rbert de visee suite in d minor for originally compose for guitar in 1686, and i almost geting the time of it. Beautiful suite. His sarabande from this same is the same as Haendels sarabande, without the variations he added 100 years lster. But variations and improvisarion is up to the player in baroque period. U can see this when baroque guitarrist play this. Modern guitar players play this suite in a romantic way, like julian bream did.

I have the best transcription of it here, with all suites de visee compose for guitar and some for theorbo. Suite Number 3 in D minor is on page 28. Also recomend check suite 1 in A minor. Suite 11 in B Minor, and Suite in C Minor. This is all i can play now, you will like it. Also for theorbo/lute recomend his famous suite in D Minor. Is the first suite after all guitar works end. It miss the prelude, sadly. Notice that baroque guitar only have 5 double strings, same tuning through, so you will not see deep notes bellow A from 5 string to E in 6 string. drive.google.com/file/d/1J6Bz2nXBTOSkslQwYXRVfmGQnXE62kID/view?usp=drivesdk

I prefer study this than sor, giuliani, or any romantic/classical composer studys for guitar.

I love Baroque music, I've just recorded the Allemande, Sarabande and Bourrée for a Festival here,. I'll probably link it somewhere when it gets streamed

We too haha

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What?

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@@DenizCan-oe8cx Digga wtf 3 Jahre. Ich wusste nicht mal das ich hier kommentiert habe

Also ich finde das schön und sei ma besser leise , du kannst das selbst nicht

Danke xd

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danke nur deshalb bin ich hier

Ich bin freiwillig hier

Danke muss grad mein Portfolio von den letzten 5 Wochen machen LMAAOOOOOOOO

Very smart.

Not an opera. 🤦🏾‍♂️

Yes, this isn’t Irish line dancing

hmmmmmm... yeeeeessss...... quite indeed

@@DalTones79 ok seriously wtf is this shit

But I don't like her not distinguish silhouette, poor arm decoration and skirt with no underwear... and their shoes with 20th century construction of heels - it changes all the body balance... The same first sight but with all the period nuances they would look and move very different.

Might be the wig, it's a bit odd. And there's no poof to the lady's skirting, like no crinoline or cage or anything.

Didn’t notice her, the man’s clothes were quite nice and distracting:)

Yes, it is the shiny material, the style of the wig and the lack of petticoats to cover the paniers that make it look more carnaval than historical.The shape of the dress and decorations are lovely, and the dancing is stunning. xoxo

Her clothing is one-piece costume. An actual ensemble would consist of these layers: linen chemise stay stockings shoes pockets bum roll petticoat gown (with attached bodice) stomacher

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Rameau?

www.amazon.de/Music-Baroque-Dances-at-Co/dp/B0097RF68S/ref=sr_1_4?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1487148697&sr=1-4&keywords=a+choice+collection

Thank you for the link but the song featured in this video is not in that book.

oh indeed... is from another that isn't available anymore... there is just an available piano version of this here barocktanz-shop.de/epages/2683b426-ad2f-475a-94bf-7b74585af9f0.sf/de_DE/?ObjectID=665839

oh sorry indeed is on another CD of Francine Lancelot... but is not available anymore

By the way, it's called a piece, not a song. A song needs a singer...

si son del barroco lo que pasa es que es el barroco ingles y no les gustaba tener mucha relación con la moda francesa ya que eran enemigos por ello crearon su propia moda no era tan diferente

Music is added afterwards...