a dance of German origin with 4 moderate beats to the bar, although sometimes written as two longer beats in a bar, often the first movement in a suite of dances; in the late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century, a quick dance written in triple time, the precursor of the waltz
Allemande
Language: French
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Allemand
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a dance of German origin with 4 moderate beats to the bar, although sometimes written as two longer beats in a bar, often the…
Almain
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a dance of German origin with 4 moderate beats to the bar, although sometimes written as two longer beats in a bar, often the…
Almand
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a dance of German origin with 4 moderate beats to the bar, although sometimes written as two longer beats in a bar, often the…
Almayne
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a dance of German origin with 4 moderate beats to the bar, although sometimes written as two longer beats in a bar, often the…
Anglais
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English; an English country dance, sometimes part of the suite, in quick duple time, always starting on a strong beat
Anglaise
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English; an English country dance, sometimes part of the suite, in quick duple time, always starting on a strong beat
Andalouse
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various dances of Spanish origin
Deux temps
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in 2/2 time, in a tempo where there are two dance steps to a bar whatever the time signature