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Gigue: Baroque Dance
Original title: ジーグ バロック
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Gigue | A dance with lively movements <English/Irish style>. The 3rd dance composing a Baroque suite is the “gigue.” The gigue is said to originate from the English and Irish dance called “Jig.” Characterized by leaping movements, it is written in compound meters such as 6/8 or 12/8. November 14, 2019
ジーグ（Gigue）｜躍動的な動作の舞曲＜イギリス・アイルランド風＞ バロック時代の組曲を構成する第3の舞曲は、「ジーグ」です。 ジーグは、イギリスやアイルランドの「Jig」という踊りが発祥と言われています。 飛び跳ねるような動きが特徴的で、8分の6拍子または8分の12拍子といった複合拍子で書かれています。2019/11/14
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