These dance melodies for two treble recorders create an insight into life in the Renaissance and Baroque eras and take us on a musical journey to times long past. Very popular and quite common in their day, the allemandes, sarabands, chaconnes, gavottes, and gigues have remained popular throughout the centuries. Staying true to the historical style, the pieces have been arranged according to dance types and not to the level of difficulty.

T. Susato: Branle simple und Banle gay - M. Praetorius: Branle double - P. Attaignant: Branle gay - P. Attaingnant: Basse dance . T. Susato: Ronde und Saltarelle - T. Susato: Basse dance - T. Susato: Basse dance und Nachtanz - T. Arbeau: Pavane und Galliarde - M. Praetorius: Pavane - J. Bull: Galliarde - J. Bull: Pavane - J. Thysius: Galliarde - H.L. Haßler: Galliarde - V. Haußmann: Tanz und Nachtanz - C. Monteverdi: Siciliana - J.H. Schein: Allemande und Tripla - G. Farnaby: Courante - nach einem alten Teigenlied aus Deutschland: Allemande - Heidelberger Liederblatt 1602: Courante - P.F. Caroubel: Courante - G.F. Händel: Sarabande - G.F. Händel: Sarabande - Lochamer Liederbuch: Gigue - J.-B. Lully: Sarabande - G.F. Händel: Marsch - H. Purcell: Menuett - C. Petzold: Menuett - H. Purcell: Chaconne - A. Campra: Passepied - H. Purcell: Hornpipe