- The
gavotte (also gavot, gavote, or gavotta) is a
French dance,
taking its name from a folk
dance of the Gavot, the
people of the Pays de Gap
region of...
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optional movements were
known as galanteries:
common examples are the minuet,
gavotte, p****epied, and bourrée.
Often there would be two
contrasting galanteries...
- cards, with the
Kings at the
right column and the
Queens at the left.
Gavotte or Odds and
Evens (also
known as Palace) is a rare
solitaire game that...
- Prelude, a
second Gavotte and a Menuet.
French Suite No. 5 in G
major (MIDI realization) I.
Allemande II.
Courante III.
Sarabande IV.
Gavotte V. Bourrée VI...
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originally appeared on
their 1970
album "Air Conditioning". This
version omits "
Gavotte & Variations" and "Andante" from the
original album. This
version contains...
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Piotr Anderszewski (Nos. 1, 3 & 5,
Warner classics, 2014)
Pablo Casals (
Gavottes I and II from
English Suite No. 6, BWV 811, arr.
Fernand Pollain; Naxos...
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Holberg Suite, Op. 40 1.
Praeludium 2.
Sarabande 3.
Gavotte-Musette-
Gavotte 4. Air 5.
Rigaudon Performed by the
chamber orchestra of the
United States...
- (Milano:
Ricordi 1904) Ciao! Célèbre
Valse (flute and piano)
Comme une
gavotte (mandolin and piano-or-guitar,
publication date unknown)
Coquetterie for...
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features of the
Baroque suite.
There are six movements: Präludium (1921)
Gavotte (1923)
Musette (1923)
Intermezzo (1921–1923) Menuett. Trio (1923) Gigue...
- 'La Royalle'
Sarabande Masquerade Gigue Gavotte Chaconne Pieces in D
major Sarabande Gavotte Chaconne Gavotte Rondeau (& Contrepartie)
Pieces in G minor...
