Le Maître de Danse, Or, The Art of Dancing Cotillons: By which Every One May Learn to Dance Them Without a Master, Having the Figures Displayed in Drawings for that Purpose : Also, a Vocabulary, Explaining All the French Terms in Cotillons, with Their Signification |
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Common terms and phrases
advance and retire assemblé avant back again giving back to back backward balancez and turn centre Chaine Anglaise change partners chassé cross over giving Demi deux eight chassez explain feet fifth position figure finale foot in front forward four bars four half round four ladies four opposite dancers four set gentleman advance gentleman cross gentleman opposite gentlemen pass giving their left giving their right grand round half promenade half right hands four half jetté ladies chain ladies cross ladies fronting ladies hands lady and gentleman lady opposite leaving his lady left foot line holding hands ners NOUVELLE oppo opposite couple opposite dancers advance Opposite lady partners and turn places Poule promenade half round Queue du chat resume retire twice right and left right foot right hand second position set in line SET OF COTILLONS side Sissone spring step takes turn partners turn your partners vance
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| Title | Le Maître de Danse, Or, The Art of Dancing Cotillons: By which Every One May Learn to Dance Them Without a Master, Having the Figures Displayed in Drawings for that Purpose : Also, a Vocabulary, Explaining All the French Terms in Cotillons, with Their Signification |
| Author | Edmund H. Conway |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | C.S. Van Winkle, 9 Wall Street., 1827 |
| Original from | University of California Irvine |
| Digitized | Apr 21, 2017 |
| Length | 43 pages |
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