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Petit Vriens is a fairly simple dance from Domenico. It is for three people -- it can be done with a man and two ladies or two men and one lady. The music has been notated by Monica Cellio in fairly quick 6/8 time, which means that one Piva takes one bar of the music, while a doppio takes two bars (or one bar of 6/4). |
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Part 1 (Piva) |
1 - 16 |
Pv x 16 |
Start with sixteen tempi of Piva, leading in and around the hall. |
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Part 2 (Piva) |
17 - 20 |
Pv x 4 |
The front person leads forwards with four pive. |
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21 - 24 |
Pv x 4 |
The second person follows. |
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25 - 28 |
Pv x 4 |
The third person follows. |
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Part 3 (Piva) |
29 - 30 |
DL |
The first person goes forwards with a double on the left foot. |
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31 - 32 |
DL |
The second person follows. |
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33 - 34 |
DL |
The third person follows. |
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35 - 36 |
RvL |
The first person turns to face the second person, and does a riverenza on the left foot. |
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37 - 38 |
RvL |
The second person turns to face the first person, and does a riverenza on the left foot. |
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39 - 40 |
RvL |
The third person moves around to form the third point of a triangle with the other two people, faces the second person and does a riverenza. They all finish by doing a quick riverenza together. |
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Part 4 (Piva) |
41 - 42 |
DLb |
All walk backwards with a double on the left foot. |
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43 - 44 |
DR |
All walk forwards back to meet with a double on the right foot. |
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45 - 46 |
RpL |
All move to the left with a ripresa. |
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47 - 48 |
RpR VtL |
All move to the right with a ripresa, and finish with a volta tunda around to the left. |
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