English Baroque Festival Part III

[annazt11]

Wow, so elegant!

[Dragonchispi]

wow! they look so graceful almost like flying! 

[EmpressDreamer]

Now I know what they mean by "gliding across the dance floor"...

[Sowka1967]

"me thinks I see...Where? In my mind eyes" Psst ;-) Honi Qui Soit Mal Y Penser ;-)))!Greets from Warsaw ;-)

[DofS1]

it just me or you can see her nip

[Maturin01]

The Music is; Handel: Water Music Suite #1 In F, HWV 348 - Bourrée

[TheJbach]

Light on their toes!!! Excellent!! Heavy eye make-up is a grave no-no here!! And a touch of pastel ribbon w/ tiny flowers in the hair, please! The skirts are just a bit long... lets see the fine silken slippers w/ big pretty bows and those lace petticoats/pantaloons!! Great dancing!!

[pinkpriss]

I used to have one of those dresses but I had to sell it because I was baroque and needed the cash.

[ariadnazul26]

@pinkpriss I wish u sold it to me! :(

[XxfireblastxX]

@pinkpriss Oh, I see what you did there :D That's a nice joke :)

[3atha1988]

@pinkpriss broke*

[bc2boy]

cool



[Geneva009]

Thanks for uploading this.

[MarquisDePologne]

Music and choreography in woman's solo are totally koherent! Bravo!

[harpsong777]

absolutely enchanting. the dancing, the music, fantastic.

[acerb45666555]

the thing to do is watch a bit of Blackadder The Third among all this! it all fits the scene!

[HyperboreanJewel]

my eyes are wet, omg it is so beautiful!

[298030]

WHO the FjUCK COULD DOSLIKE THIS !!?!?!??! 

[298030]

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[zimrahin]

I think Im born in the wrong century! Love this :D

[brv1848]

The clothes are not Baroque, they are from the middle of the 18 th century!

[davehshs]

@brv1848 I'm not a fashion maven, but do realize that Handel was a major figure of Baroque music, and was still alive in the middle of the 18th century. Did clothing change that much from early 18th to mid-18th century? It looks "right" for a Handel period piece.

[cazonetta]

@brv1848 Handel was born in 1685 and died in 1759. Fashions changed dramatically in between, from wigs to the shoes. The clothes in this video are derived from the 1750's, and Handel wrote Wassermusik in 1717 - a time when Baroque in *music* was still the mode, but definitely not Baroque in *clothing fashion*. Handel was also popular throughout much of the century up until 1770, about. So I think it is safe to say this might have been danced the year he died, in fashions as per 1750.

[Maturin01]

@brv1848 The Baroque period is from 1600-1750. The music was still being played well after 1750 but was considered a little out of style by 1780.

[jaalexis2002]

Pour danser de la musique classique comme, ils sont de la chance. Merci de partager.

[AugustusAurelianus]

Magnificent!

[SCarleTT123star]

bellissimo!!! possiedo questo video!!! e mi diletto nella danza barocca!!!! complimentidi nuovo.........w la countrydanse!!!

[Dardanus42]

Suite in F major : Bourrée.

[QueenAnnesFury]

What song is this?

[Wiaceslaff]

I don't know...

[LaBelleDanse]

"Water Music" - Handel.

[theproplady]

@Wiaceslaff I call it the "Frugal Gourmet" music because it was the theme song of that show for many years.

[waistoi]

@Wiaceslaff Handel's Watermusic

[Gonnakillyou]

@QueenAnnesFury From Handel's Water music. :)

[1y]

@Gonnakillyou

Yes, the first one is a "Bourrée" from the first of the two Suites of Handel's Water Music

[zlomiany84]

@QueenAnnesFury  Handel's Water Music

[BritainShallPrevail]

@QueenAnnesFury Water Music Suite No.1 in F, HWV 348 - 7. Bourrée

[gianm73yout]

@QueenAnnesFury Handel, Water Music, Suite I

[ClavedeFa0]

@QueenAnnesFury Handel: Water Music Suite #1 F