Early 19th-century four-couple square dance — dominated European and American ballrooms for 70 years. Originated in France → Europe · Early 19th c.. Typically danced around 110-140 BPM (medium-fast).
Set dance for four couples in a square; five figures; dominated European and American ballrooms from 1815 to 1880s.
What to expect: Rarely danced socially today. Preserved in historical dance societies and Victorian/period ball events. Encountered at historical dance weekends and balls that recreate 19th-century social 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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