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Finding a Dance to play for
Posted by Sally
7/30/2002  4:16:00 PM
I'm a young flutist who is going to perform a piece called the The Swiss Shepherd, by P. Morlacchi for a contest at my school.
I would like to know what type of dance could go with this classical piece. I don't know the name for it's style except that it has fast articulation and a music-box like effect. Can you help me?
re: Finding a Dance to play for
Posted by tired
8/5/2002  11:31:00 PM
Kind of hard to tell if I can't hear the music, but it depends on the beats per measure etc. If it's fast and articulate and has 4 counts in a measure, it could be a Quickstep, but it could also be a foxtrot. If it's got three beats in a measure, it might be a waltz, but it's fast so it might also be a Viennesse Waltz.

you see the conflict here.
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