pennsicdance: Ball List?

[KilrRabbit at aol.com]

This doesn't help any for the 16th century Italian if they are going to 
change but here is the list from last year. According to Greg the list will 
be the same, other than the Italians, so at most 5 dances will be different.


Gathering Peascods (ECD)
Rostiboli (15cI)
Montarde (Arbeau)
Carmans Whistle Canary (16cI)
Parsons Farewell (ECD)
Black Almain (English Measure)
The Pinwheel Game (16cI)
Horses' Branle (Arbeau)
Break: Ballo del Fiori (16cI)Official Bransle (Arbeau)
Galliard (16c)
Jenny Pluck Pears (ECD)
Gelosia (15cI)
Madam Cecilia Alman (English Measure)
Lo Spagnoletto (16cI)
Hearts Ease/Rufty Tufty (suite) (ECD)
Petit Riense (15cI)
Break: Lyonnaise GalliardA Pavane: Carolingian, or improvise (Arbeau)
A Saltarello (15cI)
New Boe Peep (ECD)
Anello (15cI)
Pease Bransle (Arbeau)
Bizzaria d'amore (16cI)
Picking of Sticks (ECD)
Amoroso (15cI)The Band Begins Turning Into Pumpkins
Break: more of the Pinwheel GameTrenchmore (ECD)
Washerwomans Bransle (Arbeau)
Sellengers Round (ECD)
Turkish Bransle (after the fashion of Arbeau)
Black Nag (ECD)
Petit Riense (15cI) (now that it's less crowded)
Hyde Park (ECD)

Victoria

> >It will be the same as last year's, with different 16th century
> >Italian.
> 
> *patiently*  Well, since that is what would need to br practiced,
> can you please tell us which?  And which versions, in the cases
> where there are radically different reconstructions?
> 
> Susan



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