💃 Medieval Music & Dance – What Did the Middle Ages Sound Like? 🎶🏰

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The Middle Ages were filled with music, dance, and traditions that shaped medieval life. From royal feasts to village celebrations, medieval music, dark folk, and dungeon folk set the rhythm for both the nobility and common folk. But how did they actually dance?

💃 Branle – A lively circle dance, where people stepped side to side in a synchronized rhythm. Easy to learn, perfect for feasts and festivals.
🎭 Galliard – The dance of nobility—fast, full of jumps, kicks, and spins. If you could dance the Galliard, you were a true court performer.
🏰 Carole – One of the oldest medieval dances, a simple chain dance performed in taverns, castles, and streets, often accompanied by folk dungeon synth melodies.
🎶 Saltarello – A high-energy Italian dance known for its rapid steps and lively mood—often played on lutes, shawms, and drums.

🔥 Medieval music, dungeon folk, and folk music brought these traditions to life, blending instruments like the vielle, hurdy-gurdy, and shawm to create the unmistakable sound of the Middle Ages.

💬 Would you dance like it’s the 1400s? Which medieval dance would you try? Tell us in the comments!

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