Shooter Jennings - Manifesto No. 1

CURANTA (French: courante) - par. dance 16-17 centuries According to the dance theorist T. Arbo (16th century), C. was performed as far back as 1530. the game.Similar K. contains sb. F. Filidora (1690). In the 17th century K. is very widespread. How household dance disappeared to con. 17 century In prof. music is saved until the 1st floor. 18 century (in the instrumental suites of J. S. Bach, G. F. Handel, French. Harpsichordists). Initially, K. had muses. size 2/4 (movement and jump), dotted rhythm. Later there is a gradual stylistic. K.'s bifurcation into two types: French. and ital. (corrente). Will distinguish. French features K.'s species are a moderate pace, size 3/2 or 6/4 frequent change of rhythm. groupings (solemn and smooth movements); ital. types - fast pace, constant size 3/4 or 3/8, motor ability, frequency. M. Resenty. Courant. 1630. Examples of the French. K. species can serve K. from the English suites of Bach; examples of ital. species - from 3, 5, 6 clavier partitas and most of K. from Franz. Bach Suite.