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Italian Dances of the 17th century

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Composer: Anonymous

Arranger: Giorgio Pacchioni

Instrumentation: Descant

Period/Genre: Baroque

Grade: Easy - Moderate

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*21 Dance Tunes.* Instrumental Balli including Ballets, Corrents, Sarabandes and Allemandes.

(Note: Balli was an Italian dance form during the fifteenth century, most noted for its frequent changes of tempo and meter. The name ballo has its origin in Latin meaning "to dance")

The dances here were evidently written by an amateur music-maker or dancing master. They may be performed on soprano or tenor recorders. These compositions serve to enlighten us on the extensive repertoire of instrumental dances constituting part of the Italian Baroque literature, a field that still requires to be penetrated thoroughly. Giorgio Pacchioni

1. Ballo Bolognese

2. La Venetiana

3. Spagnuolo

4. La Maesta

5. Gagliarda Reale

6. Balletto di Schiavo

7. La Gratia

8. Balletto de'Moretti

9. Ballo de' Pazzi

10. Ballo Funebre

11. Ballo all Veneta

12. Balletto del Sig.Marchese Francesca Gonzaga

13. Balletto 1

14. Balletto 2

15. Corrente del Sig. Marchese Agnelli

16. Alemanda

17. Sarabanda

18. Ballo del

19. Sarabanda

20. Ballo grave

21. Ballo de' Cavaglieri

_AMEB Grade 3 List B Descant [No. 8 Balleto de Moretti and No 19 Saraband]_

_Part 12 pp._

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