Écossaise

a folk dance of Scottish origin performed to bagpipe music. The écossaise is a variety of contredanse, a dance common in Great Britain. It was performed as a ballroom dance in France beginning in the late 18th century. The musical time was first 3/4 and later 2/4. The main movements include a sliding step and hop. The écossaise was used as a musical form by Beethoven, Schubert, and Chopin.

单词	écossaise
释义	Écossaise Écossaise a folk dance of Scottish origin performed to bagpipe music. The écossaise is a variety of contredanse, a dance common in Great Britain. It was performed as a ballroom dance in France beginning in the late 18th century. The musical time was first 3/4 and later 2/4. The main movements include a sliding step and hop. The écossaise was used as a musical form by Beethoven, Schubert, and Chopin. Écossaise Écossaise a folk dance of Scottish origin performed to bagpipe music. The écossaise is a variety of contredanse, a dance common in Great Britain. It was performed as a ballroom dance in France beginning in the late 18th century. The musical time was first 3/4 and later 2/4. The main movements include a sliding step and hop. The écossaise was used as a musical form by Beethoven, Schubert, and Chopin. écossaise écossaise (ˌeɪkɒˈseɪz; French ekɔsɛz) n1. (Dancing) a lively dance in two-four time2. (Music, other) the tune for such a dance[C19: French, literally: Scottish (dance)]
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