10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIGAUDON»
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1
The Baroque Piano: The Influence of Society, Style, and ...
Dance: Rigaudon Originally a folk dance from southern France, the rigaudon was
a popular social dance at the Court of Louis XIV. Later as an instrumental form, it
was used in French ballets and operas. Couples faced each other and danced ...
2
Rene Blum and The Ballets Russes: In Search of a Lost Life
Professor Rigaudon (his name the title of a Renaissance dance form) watches
closely over his class. One of his students, Lucrezia, an avid ballet mother, asks
to speak to him confidentially, so he dismisses the other students, whereupon
she ...
Judith Chazin-Bennahum, 2011
3
A New Collection of Forty-four Cotillons, with Figures ...
JLe Grand Rond * *• Each Gentleman leads his Partner a quarter bf the Course
on the Right and Rigaudon, each Lady Pirouette, then turns under her Part- 2 I
ner's Arm and Rigaudon I 2 Another quarter of the Course in the fame j manner ...
4
String Explorer, Bk 1: Teacher's Manual
Instruct students to look up rigaudon in the glossary, and discuss its meaning with
them. # Direct students to identify the rit. symbol in this exercise, and review its
definition. Practice the second ending without a ritard., then again with both the ...
Dabczynski, Andrew, Meyer, Richard, Phillips, Bob
5
Dance in Handel's London Operas
Rigaudon, from Radamisto, act 3, finale. would seem to be a German device, for
Little has noted this among several “rigaudons” in Gottlieb Muffat's
Componimento musicale of 1726.25 The generally even harmonic rhythm of
example 2.6 ...
Sarah Yuill McCleave, 2013
6
Dance, Spectacle, and the Body Politick, 1250-1750
A popular dance by the English dancing master Mr. Isaac, his Rigaudon (LMC
7280 and 7420), was published in two rather different no- tated versions,
suggesting that there may have been some variability in the way it was danced.
12. J[ohn] ...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The rigaudon (also spelled rigadon, rigadoon) is a French baroque dance with a lively duple metre.
Richie Krishna Fergus, 2012
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Treading Through: 45 Years of Philippine Dance
The Rigaudon was often used by Italians as a closing chorus in dramatic works;
by the French for the singing of particular odes and pleasing ariettas." The
parallelism with the superficiality of a cabinet shuffle is not merely operating on ...
Basilio Esteban S. Villaruz, 2006
9
20 Progressive Solos for String Instruments: Bass
Rigaudon. *. (Peter Lee of Putney) Pint published 1785 Transcribed for Bass and
Piano by Samuel Applebaum senza rit. ffrit. Presto *) A Rigaudon (or rigadoon) is
a 17th century dance usually in | time. It was used in the operatic ballets of ...
10
Ravel: Man and Musician
d. December, 1914; “Ronde,” 5 pp.) Ed.: Dur., 1916 Title: Le Tombeau de C
ouperin (piano). Comp. 1914-17 l) “Prélude" 4) “Rigaudon" 2) “Fugue" 5) “Menuet
" 3) “Forlane" 6) “Toccata" Autog.: MAT. 18 pp. s. & d. July, 1914. June-November.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIGAUDON»
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rigaudon is used in the context of the following news items.
Socalled pieces together an album that sounds like Canada looks
... from a house/disco number with Wales's ebullient vocals to a Québecois call-and-answer rigaudon (featuring local hero Yves Lambert) to a dubby dance track ... «National Post, Jun 15»
La Licorne de Blainville et le Rigaudon de Caen mêlent leurs voix …
Chant choral La Licorne de Blainville et le Rigaudon de Caen mêlent leurs voix Joseph Abanda accompagné par Elise Marie a réuni les deux chorales qu'il ... «Unidivers, Jun 15»
The Shoes of Le Nôtre
... in choreographies, for L'Entrée d'Apollon (Apollo's Entrance), Le Rigaudon de la Paix (The Rigaudon of Peace), and La Bourrée d'Achille (Achilles' Bourrée). «The New Yorker, May 15»
Musical Responses to Tragedy
The outer sections of Rigaudon were vigorous in rhythm and ebullient in mood. The slower central section, however, was a bit too staccato for my taste: it felt ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Mar 15»
Orpheus: A Constant Whole In One
When it reasserted itself in the lively concluding Rigaudon, the resemblance to Scandinavian folk music — Grieg's intention — was much stronger than in most ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Nov 14»
Jean-Michel Othoniel, le magicien du roi
Menuet et rigaudon, sarabande et pastorale. C'est un ballet sur l'eau. Une illusion. De ricochets en arabesques, on entend juste le bruit des pas du souverain ... «Paris Match, Oct 14»
Jory Vinikour's artistry in Rameau prevails over ill-tempered …
Likewise, the minor mode filagree of Rigaudon and the registral refrains of Musette were so well-rehearsed that Rameau's often thorny suspensions didn't so ... «New York Classical Review, Oct 14»
Paloma Herrera, Julie Kent and Xiomara Reyes to Retire from The …
1 for Piano and Orchestra, Cruel World, Getting Closer, Glow- Stop, Known by Heart, Rigaudon, Seven Sonatas, States of Grace, Within You Without You: A ... «Broadway World, Oct 14»
Classical CDs Weekly: Grieg, Mahler, Choir of Gonville & Caius …
Hadland plays the fourth movement Air with utter sincerity, and the Rigaudon bounces along. He's preceded on this compilation by the string version, performed ... «The Arts Desk, Sep 14»
The Great War At 100: Music Of Conflict And Remembrance
We're hearing the sprightly "Rigaudon," which doesn't sound very sad but it does commemorate the pair of brothers who were killed by the very same shell on ... «Northwest Public Radio, Jul 14»
