"Recueil De Contredances Mises En Chorégraphie" is a meticulously detailed guide to the popular social dances of the early 18th century. Authored by Raoul Auger Feuillet, a prominent figure in dance notation, this work offers a unique window into the choreography and performance of contra dances during the period. Written in French, the book is intended to allow individuals to learn the dances without the aid of a master.
The book's significance lies in its accessibility and detailed choreographic descriptions, making it invaluable for anyone interested in the history of dance and social customs of the era. This edition offers insights into the methods of dance instruction and the cultural importance of dance in aristocratic society. A fascinating resource for dancers, historians, and anyone captivated by the elegance and artistry of early modern dance.
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