Dance and its music in America, 1528-1789

Kate Van Winkle Keller

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Arts and Performance Studies Musicology and Musical Analysis Diversity and Impact of Dance

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From Toya Indian dances in Florida and Matachines dance-drama in the Southwest, moving to ordination balls, pantomimes, Black election celebrations and country dances, this book presents dance in North American lands that would become the United States of America as a powerful yet ephemeral medium of cummunication and society dynamics.

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