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GIFTS FOR BAROQUE BITCHES
Hot Pink Baroque Bitch - Bath Mat
Baroque Bitch Ballet - Mouse Pad
Baroque Composers Ampersand 2 - White Text - Tote Bag
Baroque Composers Ampersand 1 - Black Text - Holographic Finish Sticker
I had this brainrot in my head all week. Just two cuties dancing an allemande (???)
yeah she's dancing in her stays, don't worry about it, I assume they're alone or James wouldn't have indulged this side of himself I've decided that he has
I referenced this vid on youtube, which was an excerpt from something called Dancing Through Time. In my brief and poorly-educated searches on baroque dance, I came across two different ideas about what it was - a much simpler and less touchy-feely dance, and the one I linked above, which appears to be the 18th century version of grinding on the dance floor swing and actually looks like a lot of fun.
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[...] a correct feeling for the natural tempo of every meter, or for what is called tempo giusto, is attained by diligent study of all kinds of dance pieces. Every dance piece has its definite tempo, determined by the meter and the note values that are employed in it.
Johann Philipp Kirnberger (1721-1783)
Antonio Vivaldi: La Follia (La Folia); Voices of Music, Robin Gilbert and Carlos Fittante, dancers
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Georgian January Day 5: Travels
I have to say that my adulthood sucks and I haven’t had a proper vacation since like 2017 or 2018, and for 2020 I had a Paris travel planned but well, the apocalypse happened, and honestly this year does not look any better travel wise. BUT it seems to be the right time to plan a good travel, and one of my dream ones is going to the Fêtes Galantes at Versailles and have a great time while dancing in costume. And maybe be able to take one or two great Baroque Dance classes. Now I just need a couple of good friends, great costumes and, let’s be honest, a perfect excel sheet!
Image: from the Château de Versailles website.