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42 Annotated Bibliography of Renaissance DanceSociety of DanceHistory ScholarsSociety of Dance History Scholars. Proceedings, Dance History Scholars,Sixth Annual Conference : Ohio State University, 1983. Milwaukee, Wis.:Society of Dance History Scholars, 1983.Lizbeth Langston: Partial Contents: - Sparshott, Francis. The Missing Artof Dance - Brainard, Ingrid G. Modes, Manners, Movement: TheInteraction of Dance and Dress from the Late Middle Ages to theRenaissance. - Wagner, Ann. Dance as Virtue: An Analysis from theSixteenth Century Courtesy Literature. - Applegate, Joan S. EnglishCavalier Dance-Songs: Henry Lawes and Robert Herrick. - Chadima, HelenGower. The Use of Castanets in Baroque Dance. - Marsh, Carol. Fishingfor Basses: Finding Musical Concordances for English Country Dances. -Foster, Susan Leigh. On Dancing and the Dance: Two visions of Dance'sHistory. - Brainard, Ingrid. Court Dances of the 15th Century. - Daniels,Margaret. Passacaille d'Armide. - Feves, Angene and Hammond, SandraNoll. La Bacchante: Alternate Performance StylesSociety of DanceHistory ScholarsSociety of Dance History Scholars. Proceedings of the Eleventh AnnualConference, Society of Dance History Scholars, North Carolina School ofArts, February 12-14, 1988. ii leaves, 269 p. : ill. ; 28 cm Riverside: DanceHistory Scholars, 1988.Stephens, VivianStephens, Vivian, and Cellio, Monica. Joy and Jealousy : A Manual of15th-Century Italian Balli. Pittsburgh: Real Soon Now Press, 1997.Sutton, JuliaSutton, Julia, and Holub, Johannes. Il Ballarino: The Art of RenaissanceDance. 1 videocassette (33 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in Pennington, NJ: DanceHorizons Video, 1990.Reconstructions of dances by Marco Fabritio Caroso and Cesare Negri.Julia Sutton, Patricia Rader (dancer), Charles Perrier (dancer), Tom Zajac(recorder; flute; percussion), Grant Herreid (lute), Karen Hansen (violin)and Paul Shipper (plucked instruments)Symborski, LynnSymborski, Lynn. Eastern Kingdom Dance Book. Privately published,1979.Del (D.Elson): A book listing common SCA dances of the period.Tercio, DTercio, D (editor). Proceedings of the International Conference 'ContinentsIn Movement: The Meeting of Cultures in Dance History', 1999. 1999.Sparti, BarbaraSparti, Barbara. Introduzione alla tavola rotonda 'Mattaccino-Moresca:Past and Present' e The Moresca and Mattaccino in Italy; circa 1450-1630.1999.(In Proceedings of the International Conference 'Continents In Movement:The Meeting of Cultures in Dance History', 1999 pp 189-199.)
Annotated Bibliography of Renaissance Dance 43Thomas, BernardThomas, Bernard, and Gingell, Jane. The Renaissance Dance Book;Dances From the Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries. London:London Pro Musica, 1987.Lizbeth Langston: Gingell's step-unit descriptions are clear and easy towork with. I find all her interpretations reasonable. There are some errors(as in the galliard description from Negri) and some figures reversed (as in"Leggiadra Marina").Dennis Sherman: Includes bibliographic notes on dances and on music,performance notes, discussion. Includes 4 and 5 part performing editions(both parts and score) of the music for all dances included, which are asampling of many styles found in the Sixteenth and Seventeenthcenturies.Wagner, AnnLouiseWagner, Ann Louise. The Significance of Dance in Sixteenth CenturyCourtesy Literature. v, 229 p. : ill UMI, dissertation (University ofMinnesota), 1983.Westlake, NatHubert JohnWestlake, Nat Hubert John. The Dance; Historic Illustrations of DancingFrom 3300 B.C. To 1911 A.D.. viii, 68 p. illus. (incl. ports.) 25 cm London:J. Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd., 1911.By an AntiquaryWhite, EileenWhite, Eileen, and Mitchell, Kathy. The Maner of Dauncynge. 36 p. : ill.,facsims., music ; 21 cm Leeds: Arbeau Dancers, 1981.Wilson, D. RWilson, D. R. The Steps Used in Court Dancing in Fifteenth-Century Italy.privately published, 1992.Del (D.Elson): This is an exceedingly useful book for people studying 15thC dance. It lists, in sections ordered alphabetically, all of the stepscontained in the 15th C Italian dances. For each step it gives a detailedreconstruction; including evidence extracted from the manuscripts,examples of use, and comparisons as to how the steps were referred to bythe different authors (Domenico, Cornazano, and Guglielmo).Wilson, D. RWilson, D. R. The Steps Used in Court Dancing in Fifteenth-Century Italy.115 p. privately published, 1998.Reprint of The Steps Used in Court Dancing in Fifteenth-Century Italy,1992.Wilson, D. RWilson, D. R. Domenico of Piacenza (Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, MS Ital.972). Cambridge: The Early Dance Circle, 1988.Wood, MelusineWood, Melusine. Advanced Historical Dances. 189 p. plate, diagrs. 26 cmLondon: Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing, 1960.
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