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• You had one eye in the mirror as you watched yourself gavotte
• Vreeland performed in Anna Pavlova's Gavotte at Carnegie Hall.
• :: It's a first cousin to the Gavotte.
• The swish of gowns as women gavotte about a ballroom.
• The farandole bears similarities to the gavotte, jig, and tarantella.
• The gavotte is the most widespread of all Breton dances.
• The ball features magnificent dancing ( " Gavotte " ).
• She bakes brownies, helps with homework and lovingly dances the stepmom gavotte.
• Call it the " Gimme Gavotte ."
• "Amor's Gavottes " found House in a jolly mood.
• By then, few knew how to gavotte.
• The Menuet and the Gavotte gained popularity.
• In the Baroque suite the gavotte is played after ( or sometimes before ) the sarabande.
• The Gavotte, originally written in G minor, was transposed into D minor upon orchestration.
• There followed a Gavotte and Musette by Gluck, two sprightly French dances and then Chopin.
• In his hands, the gavottes of Bach's G minor English Suite are wonders of animation.
• A sturdy luggage rack and ample desk simplified the two-person gavotte of setting out our paraphernalia.
• It is claimed that one of Bach's gavottes must be played fast and another one slowly.
• In early courtly use the gavotte involved kissing, but this was replaced by the presentation of flowers.
• In the soprano aria, a Gavotte, a virtuoso solo violin possibly represents the " worldly things ".