- The
saltarello is a
musical dance originally from Italy. The
first mention of it is in Add MS 29987, a late-fourteenth- or
early fifteenth-century m****cript...
- Luca
Saltarello (c. 1610 – c. 1645) was an
Italian Baroque painter known for his
religious compositions.
After training in
Genoa he
worked the rest of...
- the
original on 7
February 2011.
Retrieved 30
April 2011. "Formaggio
saltarello".
Prodotti tipici.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 12
December 2011...
- may
correlate to the
frequently mentioned Hupfauff, Springdantz, and
saltarello types of
dances of the late
Middle Ages. The term is
found in the c.1227...
- this
included pieces like the 14th-century
Italian dance instrumental ("
Saltarello") and 16th-century
Catalan ballad ("The Song of the Sibyl"),
lyrics from...
- inspiration." I.
Allegro vivace II.
Andante con moto III. Con moto
moderato IV.
Saltarello:
Presto Performed by the
Musopen Symphony Problems playing these files...
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button accordion used in
Italian folk music. It is
often used to play the
saltarello. "www.organetto.info The most po****r
Italian website on "organetto" (diatonic...
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which are
labeled istanpitta. Of the next
seven pieces, 4 are
called saltarello, one trotto, one
Lamento di Tristano, and the
final one is
labeled La...
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without proper c****ography, for
dances such as the ballo, carol, stampita,
saltarello,
trotto and roto. The 15th
century is the
first period from
which written...
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during the
Middle Ages
include Carole, Ductia,
Estampie (Istampitta),
Saltarello, and the Trotto. The
farandole is also
frequently presented as a medieval...
