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Annonce de l'assemblée générale des sociétaires du crédit agricole de Tonneins a la salle des fêtes de fauillet #tonneins #creditagricole #assembleegenerale #sallesdesfetes #fauillet #14fevrier2020 (à Crédit Agricole) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8hhFIKI4OV/?igshid=75x74at8lon
Links to baroque dance facsimiles in the Library of Congress' Historical Dance Collection.
Ok, anyone interested in the Baroque era should thank their lucky stars this exists. I was actually able to find the dance I was looking for (La Savoye), which I am studying in a workshop this weekend.
The notation is called Feuillet notation, because it was supposedly invented by someone called Feuillet. I’ll note though that another well-known choreographer of the time, Beauchamps, insisted Feuillet had stolen and modified the system which he himself had originally invented.
