The 'running dance' — Italian version fast, French version dignified, both baroque period. Originated in Italy/France · 16th–17th c.. Typically danced around 150-200 BPM (fast).
Running dance; Italian version fast triple-time; French version slower, more dignified.
What to expect: Rarely danced socially today. Preserved in historical dance societies and baroque dance workshops. Encountered at Early Music concerts and historical dance reconstruction events.
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Historical and period dance events are usually organized by reenactment groups, Regency societies, or university clubs. Expect a caller, a walkthrough, and (often) period dress.
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