1. An Allemande is a renaissance musical form meaning 'German dance" - Handel composed many famous Allemandes

2. Noun . Allemande (plural Allemandes) A popular instrumental dance form in Baroque music, and a standard element of a suite, generally the first or second movement

3. Allemande - Musical Definition Allemande - German dance in 4/4 time

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6. Alleluiahs: alleluias : allemande

7. La Renaissance allemande.

8. Other pieces are of the allemande style.

9. Allemande in A minor Alt ernative

10. Allemande translation in French - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'République Démocratique Allemande',République démocratique Allemande',allemand',Allemand', examples, definition, conjugation

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12. Allemande (n.) name for a German dance in 3/4 time, 1775, from French Allemande, fem

13. Borrowed from French Allemande (“ German (dance) ”)

14. Musical examples where the term 'Allemande' is used:

15. Course: cello paganini piano trumpet violin lesson: bach violin partita no. 1 - Allemande bach violin partita no. 1 - Allemande double bach violin partita no

16. Then, he asked me to play the allemande.

17. The Allemande is believed to be of German origin

18. Allemande in G minor, BWV 837 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)

19. This post will discuss approaches to writing an Allemande

20. Some people classify Allemande as a base or mother sauce

21. Allemande Sauce is an enriched version of Sauce Velouté

22. Laissez-moi vous réexpliquer clairement la position Allemande

23. Callers may assist on an Allemande Left that requires some or all of the dancers to turn 360 degrees by calling, for example, "Allemande Left A Full Turn Around" or "Allemande Left all the way around to your partner".

24. Allemand m (plural Allemands, feminine Allemande) German person; Related terms

25. Allemande in British English (ˈælɪmænd, French almɑ̃d)

26. Allemande sauce definition, a velouté thickened and enriched with egg yolk

27. Allemande’s Name History – I read this pale, yellow sauce Allemande translates to “German Sauce”

28. The Allemande Sauce is a compound sauce that can be used for making …

29. Johann Sebastian Bach, Suite Es-dur, BWV 819, Allemande,Sergey Myasoedov, CembaloGelsenkirchen, April-Mai 2009www.myasoedov.de

30. L'industrie chimique Allemande est relativement concentrée sur la plan géographique

31. Bezzenberger, Tilman; Gruber, Joachim; Rohlfing-Dijoux, Stephanie : Die deutsch-französischen Rechtsbeziehungen, Europa und die Welt / Les relations juridiques Franco-allemandes, l'Europe et le monde.

32. Thoroughbred pedigree for Allemande, progeny, and female family reports from the Thoroughbred Horse Pedigree Query.

33. IGH 53 Key A minor Movements/Sections Mov'ts/Sec's: 1 Allemande Composer Time Period Comp

34. Dance with the Dowager: The Allemande is a war table operation in Dragon Age: Inquisition

35. First of all, an Allemande is a dance commonly found in the Baroque era suite

36. Germany’s generals; their rise and fall, translated and published as Les généraux allemande patient (Paris, 1948).

37. The Allemande and courante, and the basse danse and tourdion.… chamber music: Sources and instruments …that were then popular—the Allemande, courante, sarabande, and gigue—the suites they composed were based on contrasting tempos, metres, and rhythmic patterns.

38. Allemande, processional couple dance with stately, flowing steps, fashionable in 16th-century aristocratic circles; also an 18th-century figure dance.

39. The partitas all consist of four dances, arranged in the standard late Baroque order, i.e. allemande—courante—sarabande—gigue.

40. In the ensuing transformation the traditional French notion of `les incertitudes allemandes,' in the sense that Germany might dangerously trade unification for neutrality, has lost all significance.

41. Allemande Lefts that require other than a 180-degree arm turn are less frequently used and are moving towards the Gimmick category

42. The reason for their confusion is that Allemande Sauce is itself used as the basis for many other sauces

43. The allemande from the Partita in A Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed on the Archlute by David Tayler

44. Jeune Allemande de la Croix Rouge faisant appel aux dons et portant des paniers de fleurs dans les bras en Allemagne, circa 1940

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46. As a name, Allemande has the advantages of being unusual whilst still having a history, and pretty while still having gravitas.

47. As one of the enduringly popular dances of the Baroque genre, an Allemande is often offered as a standard portion of a musical suite

48. While early on an Allemande served as a prelude to the suite, the dance is usually included in the first movement today.

49. Get the DVD:http://dancetimepublications.com/products/how-to-dance-through-time-volume-iv/Allemande, an influential French Baroque Court dance, is performed

50. Pierre de Bartha joins Jochen Peter Breuer as equal partners and incorporated the company as an SARL, “JPB – La Synergie Franco-Allemande”.

51. The opening Allemande is the lengthiest of the four movements of Johann Sebastian Bach's Partita in A minor for solo Flute

52. There seems to be no particular reason for the billing of an Allemande in London’s theatres during the 1730s and 1740s

53. An Allemande is one of the most popular instrumental dance forms in Baroque music, and a standard element of a suite

54. It is formed where two streams converge: the Nied allemande ("German Nied") and the Nied française ("French Nied"), which join in Condé-Northen.

55. Each concert is composed of a prelude and a succession of dances in the traditional order (allemande, sarabande or courante, followed by other dances.)

56. Allemande definitions ăl'ə-mănd', -mänd', ăl'ə-mănd', -mänd' A lively dance of the mid-18th century in triple meter.

57. Découvrez la recette de Bretzel, spécialité allemande salée qui fait tomber les petits comme les grands

58. The disaster of the Franco-Prussian War (French: Guerre franco-allemande de 1870) led the French to create in urgency numerous marching regiments.

59. Al· le· mande \ ˈa-lə-ˌman (d) How to pronounce Allemande (audio) , -mən, -ˌmänd, senses 1 & 2a also ˌa …

60. Des soldats allemands se couvrant d'un filet qui les rend invisible des avions lors des grandes manoeuvres d'automne de l'armée Allemande, en

61. ‘As such courtly French dances as the Allemande and courante eventually overtook the pavan and galliard in popularity, so they were assimilated into the suite.’

62. When the Allemande re-emerged in the 1760s, as a contredanse (a type of cotillon) and then a duet, this arm-hold was still much used.

63. Originally, the Allemande formed the first movement of the suite, before the courante, but, later, it was often preceded by an introductory movement, such as a prelude.

64. What does Allemande-left mean? (square dance) Move in which two facing dancers take left hands or forearms, turn halfway around to the left, let go, an

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66. An Allemande (Italian: allemanda) is a dance that was popular in Baroque music of the 17th and early 18th centuries.The word comes from the French word for "German".

67. The interplay of pointed ovals that flow along the shade of the Allemande Gold Chandelier makes this fixture read like a gleaming piece of jewelry that will perfectly ornament a room

68. Allemande sauce (which is also sometimes called "German Sauce") is a finished sauce made by thickening a veal velouté with a mixture of egg yolks and heavy cream called a liaison

69. The Allemande Sauce (which is also sometimes called "German Sauce") is a finished sauce made by thickening a veal velouté with a mixture of egg yolks and heavy cream called a liaison

70. Composers of the Baroque period often wrote a group of dances called a suite.There was usually an Allemande, a courante, a sarabande and a gigue, in that order.Sometimes there were one or two other dances as well.

71. The Allemande Dance or Deutschen originated in Germany in the early 16th century, then on to France where it entered Paris through Alsac, then the Rhineland, while there, it was polished up, and finally arrived in England

72. This manual contains detailed instructions for numerous styles of dance ( branle , galliard , pavane ), as well as short sections about military music, drumming, and marching, and a few details about dance forms such as Morris dance , the Canary (reputed to be dances from the Canary Islands ), the Allemande , Courante , and Bassadance .

73. WHEREAS BY DECISION 44/59 OF 4 NOVEMBER 1959 THE HIGH AUTHORITY AUTHORIZED UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 1961 THE JOINT SELLING OF FUELS FROM HOUILLERES DU BASSIN DE LORRAINE AND SAARBERGWERKE AG BY THE SAAR-LOTHRINGISCHE KOHLENUNION , DEUTSCH-FRANZOESISCHE GESELLSCHAFT AUF AKTIEN , UNION CHARBONNIERE SARRO-LORRAINE , SOCIETE PAR ACTIONS FRANCO-ALLEMANDE ( SAARLOR ) ;

74. It is, with the exception of the Prelude and the Air, the only movement of the Suite which has not originated in a dance-form.The Allemande is a piece of moderate rapidity—about an allegretto—in common time, and commencing usually with one short note, generally a quaver or semiquaver, at the end of

75. WHEREAS BY DECISION NO 44/59 OF 4 NOVEMBER 1959 THE HIGH AUTHORITY AUTHORIZED UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 1961 THE JOINT SELLING OF FUELS FROM HOUILLERES DU BASSIN DE LORRAINE AND SAARBERGWERKE AG BY THE SAAR-LOTHRINGISCHE KOHLENUNION , DEUTSCH-FRANZOSISCHE GESELLSCHAFT AUF AKTIEN/UNION CHARBONNIERE SARRO-LORRAINE , SOCIETE PAR ACTIONS FRANCO-ALLEMANDE ( SAARLOR );

76. Whereas, by Decision No 44/59 (1), as last amended by Decision 82/146/ECSC (2), the Commission authorized the joint selling of fuels from Houillères du Bassin de Lorraine and Saarbergwerke AG by the Saar-Lothringische Kohlenunion, deutsch-franzoesische Gesellschaft auf Aktien/Union charbonnière sarro-lorraine, société par actions franco-allemande (Saarlor), of Saarbruecken and Strasbourg;

77. We also salute the work of the Franco-German Youth Office (OFAJ — Office francoallemand pour la Jeunesse) which has enabled over seven million young people to meet each other, the Franco-German University (Université franco-allemande [a network of French and German higher-education establishments created in 1999, with many campuses and an administrative headquarters in Saarbrücken]), through 16

78. Bifara 8 Holzgeige 8 Grosse Quinte 5 1/3 Octave 4 Flûte allemande 4 Flûte de Vienne 4 Vox angélique II 4 Grosse Tierce 3 1/5 Nasard 2 2/3 Septième 2 2/7 Flageolet 2 Piccolo 1 Harmonica aetherea IV 2 2/3 Fourniture VII 2 Tercian II 1 3/5 Trompette 16 Trompette 8 Saxophone 8

79. Whereas by Decision No 44-59 of 4 November 1959 (1), as last amended by Decision 79/983/ECSC (2), the Commission authorized the joint selling of fuels from Houillères du Bassin de Lorraine and Saarbergwerke AG by the Saar-Lothringische Kohlenunion, deutsch-franzoesische Gesellschaft auf Aktion/Union charbonnière sarro-lorraine, société par actions franco-allemande (Saarlor), of Saarbruecken und Strasbourg;

80. Bifara 8 Holzgeige 8 Grosse Quinte 5 1/3 Octave 4 Flûte allemande 4 Flûte de Vienne 4 Vox angélique II 4 Grosse Tierce 3 1/5 Nasard 2 2/3 Septième 2 2/7 Flageolet 2 Piccolo 1 Harmonica aetherea IV 2 2/3 Fourniture VII 2 Tercian II 1 3/5 Trompette 16 Trompette 8 Saxophone 8