Clone of Clone of Mutanza scempio 16

Also known as:

Gambata and campanella.

Title translation:

Compasso's sisteenth single-tempo galliard variation

Source:

Dance Type:

Number of dancers:

Choreography:

Left

hop on the left foot, holding the right leg high (in front?), turning around to the left
hop on the left foot, holding the right leg high (in front?), turning further around to the left
hop on the right foot, in place, kicking the left foot backwards, completing the turn if necessary
hop on the right foot, in place, kicking the left foot forwards
cadenza - jump
land on both feet

Reverse

hop on the right foot, holding the left leg high (in front?), turning around to the right
hop on the right foot, holding the left leg high (in front?), turning further around to the right
hop on the left foot, in place, kicking the right foot backwards, completing the turn if necessary
hop on the left foot, in place, kicking the right foot forwards
cadenza - jump
land on both feet

Discussion:

Lupi describes a gambata.

Condensed version, for calling:

2 hops turning, campanella

right in front, turn left

Music:

This takes one tempo (one bar in 6/4 or 6/8; two bars in 3/4 or 3/2) of galliard music.

About this translation:

Katherine Davies, 2016.

Translation:

The gambata (gamba mean 'leg') with the little bell (campanella) turning around.

Transcription:

16. La Gambata con la campanella in volta.

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