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Corantos were
early informational broadsheets,
precursors to newspapers.
Beginning around the 14th century, a
system developed where letters of news and...
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Coranto Lake is a lake in the San
Pablo de Lípez Muni****lity and San
Antonio de
Esmoruco Muni****lity of the Sur Lípez Province, Potosí Department, Bolivia...
- The courante, corrente,
coranto and
corant are some of the
names given to a
family of
triple metre dances from the late
Renaissance and the
Baroque era...
- Look up
coranto in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Corante: or,
Newes from Italy, Germany, Hungarie,
Spaine and
France was the
first newspaper printed...
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dances (b****adance, pavane, almain) to fast,
lively dances (galliard,
coranto, canario). The former, in
which the dancers' feet were not
raised high...
- with a
large x-height and
large inner counters), such as Swift, Gulliver,
Coranto and Vesta. He also
developed designs for magazines, coins, books, logos...
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Pavana (220)
Galiarda (295) From the John Bull
Virginal Book: [
Coranto] (3) [
Coranto] (4)
William Tisdall,
Complete Keyboard Works,
Howard Ferguson (ed...
- types:
Allemande (Almain) B****e
danse (B****adance)
Branle (Bransle)
Canario Coranto Dompe Galliard La volta,
variation on the
Galliard Pavane Sarabande Spagnoletta...
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There are
references to
dances such as the
galliard or sinkapace, volta,
coranto, pavane, and canario, and
stage directions indicate dancing in many plays...
- "Dance:
Quatre Dance Pavan" VIII. "Song:
Celestial Light (for
Lincoln Cathedral)" VIV. "Dance:
Coranto;
Theme (lutes and recorders)" X. "End" 20:16...
