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A Greek system of rhythmic body movements used to interpret poems.
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A variety of Medieval dances.
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A program where a solo performer portrayed all characters in a story.
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A song and dance performance to fllute music.
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Dance inspired by soldiers in battle.
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Dance derived from wresteling.
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Lusty Dances
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Group dances that feature circular patterns.
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derived from Italian verb ballare which means to dance.
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16th and 17th centry dances.
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Founded by poet Jean-Antoine de Baif and composer Thibault de Courville.
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One of the most important earily coreographed works.
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It greatly increased the scenic possibilities.
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As coreography grew more demanding the number of professional dancers increased.
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Founded by Louis XIV.
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An opera performed in a converted tennis court.
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Composite spectacale of several difrerent acts.
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Emphasized variety and display.
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New form of ballet aimed at dramatict coherence and concision.
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Created Les Caracteres de la Danse.
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Horse ballets
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Student of Prevost, coreographed Pygmalion in London.
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Pupil of Prevost, retired with largest pension ever given to a dancer.
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Written by Jean Georges Noverre.
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Coreographed by Gaspero Angiolini.