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Dance:
Dance (from Old French *danse*) generally refers to the translation of (mostly musical) auditory stimuli into movement. Dancing serves many social functions in human societies, but can also be an end in itself or a pastime. It is an integral part of rituals and customs, sports, and an art form. Well-known folk dances include the waltz, the Zwiefacher, the polka, the mazurka, the Ländler, and square dance.
Renaissance:
European music of the early modern period, i.e., the 15th and 16th centuries
Series:Dances
Instrumentation:Recorder 4
Difficulty:easy
Series:Terpsichore - Dances
Instrumentation:Trombone 4
Difficulty:medium
Series:Dances
Instrumentation:Recorder 4
Difficulty:medium
Series:Stand Alone Pieces (Dances/Marches)
Instrumentation:Recorder 6
Difficulty:easy
Series:Dances
Instrumentation:Recorder 5
Difficulty:medium
Series:Terpsichore - Dances
Instrumentation:Trombone 4
Difficulty:medium
Series:Terpsichore - Dances
Instrumentation:Trombone 4
Difficulty:medium
Series:Stand Alone Pieces (Dances/Marches)
Instrumentation:Recorder 5
Difficulty:easy to medium
Series:Stand Alone Pieces (Dances/Marches)
Instrumentation:Recorder 4
Difficulty:easy
Series:Dances
Instrumentation:Piano
Difficulty:medium