Movies forget married women kept hair under linen caps and never went outside without a hat or bonnet. Sometimes the extras on set look better than the lead cast. Ditto for a man with his linen showing and doublet unbuttoned. Never in public.
Love this film. Elizabethan court was full of Manners, observing them, men bowing elaborately, showing the calf of a muscular leg etc! It was all about a man courting a lady, poetry, music dancing. Elizabeth was very cultured before becoming Queen.
La volta, también conocida como volta, lavolta, la volta, levalto o levolto, es una danza en pareja que surgió en el Renacimiento, de tiempo ternario y carácter vivaz. Tuvo su mayor esplendor en la Europa de los siglos XVI y XVII. Es probable que pueda ser el origen del vals e incluso también de la polka.
Cette Dance n'est certainement pas la Volta mais autre chose. La Volta (12ième siècle) se dançait en Provence puis à la cour des Valois enfin en Allemagne méridionale vers le 16 et 17ième siècle. Ce qui ne retire rien à cette magnifique scène de cinéma mais la Volta n'est pas une dance qu'on dansait à la cour anglaise des Tudor. Mieux encore la musique de cette scène n'est pas à 3 temps ni un 6/8
J'ai lu que la reine Elizabeth 1 aimait la Volta. Il est possible que ma source (inconnue) ait basé cette affirmation sur ce film. Etes-vous bien sûr que la Volta n'ait pas pénétré dans les cours et les palais anglais?
"La Volta was Queen Elizabeth's favorite dance in the 1500s, as referenced by Jasper Ridley's book Elizabeth I, The Shrewdness of Virtue (published 1989)."
exact movements, exaggerated gyrations for kids of the 90s..i am one and i know. these are arrogant and bouncy...gives a self centered aura. the other ones i see in movies are robotic because they are taken from books that have illustrations. i would think...looking at georgian early aryan dances and going as far as syria for levantine renditions....it would flow from step to step and a sense of modesty because a woman is close to a man in a public display of couple expression? it says they must have been pompous.
Joseph Fiennes cuts such a dash in this film. He wouldn't look out of place in a Tudor court.
She never, never, NEVER would have worn her hair down in public.
Honestly. As much as they pay attention to some historical things they totally neglect others
Movies forget married women kept hair under linen caps and never went outside without a hat or bonnet. Sometimes the extras on set look better than the lead cast. Ditto for a man with his linen showing and doublet unbuttoned. Never in public.
Porquê não?
@@deem7478 She wasn't married !
She did that..In her coronation.
Elizabeth the first a true queen & statesperson she had a very tough time dangerous time too ❤
No words. I like to be on Elisabeth 's place in this moment. Perfect.
Love this film. Elizabethan court was full of Manners, observing them, men bowing elaborately, showing the calf of a muscular leg etc! It was all about a man courting a lady, poetry, music dancing. Elizabeth was very cultured before becoming Queen.
My favourite monarch so clever had to work so hard for her respect
The queen dancing la volta!!! Outrageous!!! Call mary stuart!!!no,wait...
U mean the bastard Queen. Yeah.
Amo esa escena....💚
Really beautiful 😍 ❤
Im here because of the link from the dreaming fic
The Shyan one right? Because if so then same lol
La volta, también conocida como volta, lavolta, la volta, levalto o levolto, es una danza en pareja que surgió en el Renacimiento, de tiempo ternario y carácter vivaz. Tuvo su mayor esplendor en la Europa de los siglos XVI y XVII. Es probable que pueda ser el origen del vals e incluso también de la polka.
У вальса 3х дольный метр, а у польки 2х дольный метр и по истории это скорее чешский танец.
From what I hear Edward de Vere (aka Shake-speare) was one of Q Elizabeth’s favorite dancing partners. I’d love to see a film of them doing La Volta!
Crazy English, but thanks for this beautiful scene. This is Civilisation!
By "Crazy English" do you mean the subtitles or the characters in the scene?
It's not Shakespeare in Love, it's Elizabeth with Cate Blanchett
Hence "can also be seen in", not "is seen here in"
Cool. No one said it wasn't.
Love the music 🎶🎶🎶
It is nice, but I don’t think that orchestration with those instruments existed in Elizabethan times. Not yet.
What they are doing is nowhere near a Volta. It's the dance version of gibberish.
Best Queen of all
Splendid! 👏😍
Wish I could find this in about a 5 minute version
Shame they didn’t use authentic 16th century choreography.
And music
@@zralokvemigraci - Agree!
Boa tarde amo dança medieval 😄
Dann sind Sie hier falsch😂😂😂
Это действительно интересно, если в средневековых интерьерах, костюмах, а музыканты играют на инструментах того времени.
Stupenda!
Where can I get the real music without voice ?
Movie soundtrack. Be aware this isn't period music.
The Volta
0:48 the kid in the back looks like a baby Lily Allen
Кейт прекрасна 😊
She found it in the window and just had to have it
Cette Dance n'est certainement pas la Volta mais autre chose. La Volta (12ième siècle) se dançait en Provence puis à la cour des Valois enfin en Allemagne méridionale vers le 16 et 17ième siècle.
Ce qui ne retire rien à cette magnifique scène de cinéma mais la Volta n'est pas une dance qu'on dansait à la cour anglaise des Tudor. Mieux encore la musique de cette scène n'est pas à 3 temps ni un 6/8
Well I would ask you how you know all this, but it doesn't matter. It's very interesting regardless.
S'il vous plaît, où puis-je en savoir plus sur cette danse ou d'autres danses de la période médiévale ? J'ai essayé de chercher.
J'ai lu que la reine Elizabeth 1 aimait la Volta. Il est possible que ma source (inconnue) ait basé cette affirmation sur ce film. Etes-vous bien sûr que la Volta n'ait pas pénétré dans les cours et les palais anglais?
"La Volta was Queen Elizabeth's favorite dance in the 1500s, as referenced by Jasper Ridley's book Elizabeth I, The Shrewdness of Virtue (published 1989)."
Try the Volta with someone Lizzo's size.
Pembroke Arundel Sussex conspiracy
Есть телефоны в замке?
Если б без лишних слов, то классику можно было бы послушать.
Die Hot Pants!
exact movements, exaggerated gyrations for kids of the 90s..i am one and i know. these are arrogant and bouncy...gives a self centered aura. the other ones i see in movies are robotic because they are taken from books that have illustrations. i would think...looking at georgian early aryan dances and going as far as syria for levantine renditions....it would flow from step to step and a sense of modesty because a woman is close to a man in a public display of couple expression?
it says they must have been pompous.
How silly.
He has skinny legs like farkle lol
Diese königin zeigte der ehe den stinkefinger .