Quadrille
Also called square set
Late-eighteenth- and nineteenth-century square-set ballroom dance in named figures (été, poule, pastourelle, finale; later Lancers). It hears Contredanse for the published-figure assembly job recoded as a square of four couples. Empty Given is historically checked: the set stays a ballroom type rather than a named parent of later social dance. Cotillion leftover as a sibling set name. Square dance leftover as a later American recoding. Galop leftover as a figure, not a child. Lancers leftover as a named set on this node. Do not duplicate contredanse new orleans jazz.
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- Quadrille (five figures) French assembly tradition (late 18th century)
- Lancers nineteenth-century ballroom (19th century) YouTube
- Caledonians British/American ballroom (19th century)
- Parisian quadrille French ball tradition (19th century) YouTube
- Square-set quadrille Atlantic ballroom tradition (19th century)