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Explore the Elegance of Renaissance Dance with Pavanne and Galliard

Discover the beauty of Pavanne - a slow, regal dance, and the lively Galliard - with small skips and jumps, both from the Renaissance era. Instruments like viols, crumhorns, and recorders create a melodic atmosphere for these traditional dances. Watch videos to immerse yourself in the music and rhythms!

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Explore the Elegance of Renaissance Dance with Pavanne and Galliard

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  1. Pavanne and Galliard By Scott

  2. Pavanne • Slow • 2/4 • Dance steps are slow and on the beat • Dancers form a procession • From the Renaissance period

  3. Galliard • Moderate or quick • ¾ time • Dance steps include small skips, kicks and jumps • Uses dotted (jumpy) rhythms • From the Renaissance period

  4. Instruments used • Viols – violin: cello or double bass sound • Crumhorn – oboe sound • Lute – guitar sound • Theorbo – guitar sound • Recorder • Pipe and tabor – recorder type instrument and drum, played simultaneously by the same person • Pavannes and Galliards were also written to be played on the harpsichord.

  5. Photo of galliard

  6. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRQA_Z5USog http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXZrT4fMgFk

  7. Photo

  8. Question? • In the second video what was the 3rd instrument • Drum • Violin • Lute • Recorder

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