Tarantella napoletana
Also called Neapolitan tarantella
Named Neapolitan couple-dance in a fast compound duple, in the city festa and, from the seventeenth century, in guitar and keyboard books. It is a practice, not Canzone napoletana (the song school) and not a leftover umbrella for the whole South. It hears Baroque and Renaissance court dance. Spanish-Naples theatre dance is a contested third hop (Escuela bolera). It already gives the named Calabrian, Sicilian, and Salentine dances a city-name hearing (Tarantella calabrese, Tarantella siciliana, Pizzica). Tammurriata leftover as a Campanian sibling, not a child. Notte della Taranta leftover as festival billing, not Worldbeat. Empty extra Received/Given is historically checked.