- The
cotillion (also
cotillon or
French country dance) is a
social dance, po****r in 18th-century
Europe and
North America.
Originally for four couples...
- 325–327. Lacouture, 1991, pp. 204–205. Lacouture, 1991, pp. 206–207. Jérôme
Cotillon, "Un
homme d’influence à Vichy:
Henry du
Moulin de Labarthète",
Revue Historique...
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McCarthy 1999, p. 74.
Greenberg 2018, pp. 83–85.
Greenberg 2018, p. 95.
Cotillon 2005.
Montmayeur 2005.
Miyazaki 1996, p. 442.
Miyazaki 1983, p. 147. Kanō...
- Argillet, Argilliere, Begeain, Begean, Bon Savoyan, Chetouan, Cintuan,
Cotillon Des Dames, Gascon,
Grand Chetuan,
Grand Picot,
Grand Picou, Gros Chetuan...
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mailles ("chainmail"). The Old
French cote also gave rise to the word
cotillon ("cotillion", a dance).
Petticoat is
another indirect descendant of cote...
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Grapes (las doce uvas de la suerte).
Young people typically go out to a
cotillón, a very big
feast in bars and pubs, and they
drink and
dance until the...
- 2018.
Retrieved 3
April 2018. Infobae. "Show de
Pablo Lescano,
divertido cotillón y kit "anti resaca": la
intimidad del
casamiento de
Dalma Maradona". Argentina...
- moitiés qu'on
soude ensuite, des masques, des chevaux, des
accessoires de
cotillon, des bigotphones, chevaux-jupons [fr],
April Fools' Day fish, charcuterie...
- Alan
Napier "Return to Fiji" (1970) "All
About Andrea" (1973) "The Lost
Cotillon" (1974)
James Shigeta "No
Motive for Murder" (1971)
Richard Basehart "Noel's...
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piano (1822?) D 975,
German Dance in D
major for
piano (1824?) D 976,
Cotillon in E♭
major for
piano (pub. 1825) D 977,
Eight Écossaises for
piano (1816...
