Jacob Bloom,
Why spare us the details? This seems just the sort of forum for laying out
what delineated quadrilles. I for one would be interested in knowing the
distinct structural differences, even if in practice I may blur them.
Jerome
Jerome Grisanti
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On Sun, Feb 23, 2020 at 1:03 PM Jacob or Nancy Bloom via Contra Callers <
contracallers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
As someone who leads a lot of historical dance,
especially eighteenth
century, I think of "quadrille" as referring specifically to the dance
format in square formation that replaced eighteenth century cotillions.
There are distinct structural differences between cotillions, quadrilles,
and most modern square dances. I'll spare you the details, at least for
now. Although there are plenty of modern square dances with the word
"quadrille" in the name, I don't think of them as quadrilles.
Jacob Bloom
Arlington, Massachusetts
jandnbloom(a)gmail.com
http://jacobbloom.net/
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