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• This CD includes a large collection of Medieval and Renaissance pieces played on the original instruments, for an authentic and historically accurate sound. I used it for high school music history class, and will also use it for my own enjoyment. Very good recordings /5(35).

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• Middle Ages and Renaissance, an album by Various Artists on Spotify. Middle Ages and Renaissance By Various Artists. • 40 songs. Play on Spotify. 1. Court Sonata - Raffaello Sartori. 2. Court Dancing - Raffaello Sartori. 3. Chivalrous Triptych.

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• During the Renaissance period, there was a distinction between country dances and court dances. Court dances required the dancers to be trained and were often for display and entertainment, whereas country dances could be attempted by anyone.

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• The Renaissance was a time of art, music, engineering, trade, and amazing change. The Renaissance changed the face of humanity forever and continues to this day. Court dancers basically referred to the dances of the upper classes such as Kings, Queens, Dukes, Duchesses etc. The court dances or dance's of court were many and varied (see dance list below) and were sometimes called 'Stately Dances .

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• Courtly Dance in the Early Renaissance Medieval Dance. Dance is one of the oldest and most universal of human art forms. European cave art from the Stone Age depicted dancing figures, and dance flourished in the ancient societies of Greece and Rome. The ancient Greek word for poetry, mousike, referred to a series of stanzas that were delivered in song while dancing.

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• Dance - The Middle Ages And The Renaissance. (Originally Published )[an error occurred while processing this directive] CHRISTIANITY, like the religions of the Hebrews of old and the Greeks, employed dancing as an important part of the ritual of worship. During the greater part of a thousand years, the relation was not violently disturbed; the ballet d'action served in the .

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• During the Renaissance period, there was a distinction between country dances and court dances. Court dances required the dancers to be trained and were often for display and entertainment Country dances could be attempted by anyone. During the Renaissance some of the world greatest thinkers, inventors and artisans were born.

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• During the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, people from all strata of society danced for and reasons. Clergy, male and female nobility, knights, and peasants all danced to celebrate life-span events and religious and secular rituals, and .

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