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The pavane was the court dance of England starting in the 16th century. It was the inspiration for hundreds of pieces of ensemble, keyboard, and lute music. It was designed as a processional dance and was perfect for showing off your court clothes.

Ferrabosco II: Four-Note Pavan (MB, 63)

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