Rond: Branles d'Escosse, Gavotte

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Czech dancing group Rond: The early dance locks, stock and barret performs Branles d'Escosse and Gavotte reconstructed after the french dance treatise Orchésographie by Thoinot Arbeau (1589). Castle of Velhartice, summer 2006.

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• Rond
• dance
• early
• arbeau
• orchésographie
• branle
• branles
• gavotte
• bagpipe
• bagpipes
• renaissance
• Velhartice

[natxete96]

this is the worst video i have seen before, what a shit, fucking scotish dancing

[MichalMedved]

@natxete96 Thanks! Always glad to please :P

[Petraphage]

@natxete96 You're right. These are the worst football player I've ever seen too. But they are pretty good at dancing.

[jirihozpodebrad23]

...dobrse:)!!! really good...:)!

[spidergem1]

it sounds like the drone is projecting around the room and the rafters

[MichalMedved]

Well, thank you!

Just be careful: we never say, that this is, how the dance actually looked like. Arbeau's rather vague descriptions allways lead you to some guesswork, at the end. So, yes, we do our best, to make it as cloe to the original text as possible, but one can never know...

But we are still glad to hear you like it ;)

[Dolanor]

Haha, I've already posted ... I'm already senile ... ^^'

[Dolanor]

I didn't comment it too, but yes, you did an awesome job. Even if I had the orchesographie, I didn't read it all, and your video help me learn the step for the gavotte. So I imported it in the medieval tavern of Paris and lots of people enjoy to dance it, and the musician to play it.

Next step for me is to master the galliard ^^' See you in 2 years :p

Thanks again for your work !

[gmtdiato]

Merci,didn't notice before.[does it turn the sound into the room rather than into the rafters?]

[jianshu]

I also thought it was "go by" man...wtf haha.

Gavotte doesn't seem like it fits into the song =/