De Pratica seu Arte Tripudii by Guglielmo Ebreo of Pesaro . The dance begins on the first beat of the music in the Broadside Band recording. For readers accustomed to mapping dance steps to modern measures, there are two beats in each measure of music in verses 1,ountry predominated. Remember that as Negri defines it, an ordinario consists of two passi and one spezzato. In executing a left fioretto, the left foot kicks under the right foot.
Partners begin to exchange places.
This section diverges markedly from Negri s instructions, which call for extended galliard solos. See the discussion in the introduction. The two ordinarii sideways can also be done as Caroso-type Corinthian steps, that is a combination of two sotte pieds and one trabuchetto to the left, and the same combination back to the right.