I'm teaching some grade schoolers a minuet for a play and have had trouble finding one that is accurate, entertaining, and still straightforward enough for all of us ;) This looks like it will be perfect!
Hi Marquis William Smith. I also love this beautiful piece.The minuet is from Rameau's opera Platée (1745). Another version on CZcams....Rameau: Minuet fra Platée Piano. See also CZcams....Baroque Dance: Minuet from Rameau's Platée 1745
Strange journey of minuet 1) French + etc, European royalist symbol 2)Across Atlantic, in Argentina + Uruguay in 18010 to 20 independence wars. some people created several dances called minue--- inspired by French original, but unique Momue Nacional Monue Federal Mi nue Montonero (Up-- or Highland) The new Mimue became. republican !!! independence symbol. See various videos under each of these 3.Minues.
i found a minuet in Rameau books (le maître a danser) but they're dances, not music, what music you play in this video if it minuet then who compose it
Neat. But if I had to watch couple after couple do this like in the olden days at 'assembly halls' that I am learning about in a documentary on dancing I would get bored.
I'm teaching some grade schoolers a minuet for a play and have had trouble finding one that is accurate, entertaining, and still straightforward enough for all of us ;) This looks like it will be perfect!
Belle musique e dance, j'adore France
Hi Marquis William Smith. I also love this beautiful piece.The minuet is from Rameau's opera Platée (1745). Another version on CZcams....Rameau: Minuet fra Platée Piano. See also CZcams....Baroque Dance: Minuet from Rameau's Platée 1745
I love this but please can someine tell me how I can join this society and how to contact them?
amazing so much grace
Nice!
I like this music and dance very much!!🌹🌻
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Ooh! This was lovely :) Thank you for posting it!
Thank you!
i like very much! Thank you very much!👏👏👏😚
Me encanta : )
Lovely
Strange journey of minuet
1) French + etc, European royalist symbol
2)Across Atlantic, in Argentina +
Uruguay in 18010 to 20 independence wars. some people created several
dances called minue--- inspired by French original, but unique
Momue Nacional
Monue Federal
Mi nue Montonero (Up-- or Highland)
The new Mimue became. republican !!!
independence symbol.
See various videos under each of these 3.Minues.
On tippy-tippy toes and baby steps!
The "tippy-tippy toes and baby steps" are genuine baroque dance steps. Love it or hate it ... but know it.
The word minuet is said to come from French "menu" (small), precisely because of the very small steps it required
Such pretty ness
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Footwork a bit sluggish, no resistance in the lowered steps
Interview..Tanya Hanna.. prescription ball...the brothers Grimm..🧙♀️💤💤👀🌹
i found a minuet in Rameau books (le maître a danser) but they're dances, not music, what music you play in this video if it minuet then who compose it
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Sounds proto classical? Yes? More simple than baroque
Neat. But if I had to watch couple after couple do this like in the olden days at 'assembly halls' that I am learning about in a documentary on dancing I would get bored.
Not Pierre RAMEAU but Jean-Philippe RAMEAU...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Rameau
Who is the composer of this minuet?
Menuet
Great example of the “Z figure”
I'm sure Sir Percy Blakeney from the Scarlet Pimpernel isn't the only one to fine the minuet "rather tedious."
Oh... very bad😃