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To Dance The Dance
So, a link is forged in the look between the relationship between Nature and Human Nature, that of
dancing, for surely this is one of the most obvious links, our mimicry, in some cases, of the movement of nature, in human
dance steps
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An Introductory Description
to one of the most important
dance forms of the Renaissance
the Galliard was one of the more
popular dances of the time period,
if not the most popular dance
(it was said to be the favourite
of Queen Elizabeth I of England)
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