Light fantastick

[greenilex]

What do people think? Should we shake a leg in this area?
Or maybe it is too early in the year?

I'll start us off with a Bach gavotte, from Partita number 6, I think. I wonder if anyone has attempted choreography for this?

[french frank]

Not really a dance, but I can picture people dancing to it, and I like it

[greenilex]

I like it too, especially the attendant infant...and the educated air of the various nymphs and graces. But someone was spending a lot of time at the wash-tub.

No-one seems to be in dancing mood. Pity, that.

[Flosshilde]

picture people dancing to it,

Looking at it without sound I'm reminded of Powerpoint presentations produced by (young, usually) techies who think that just because something can be done then it should be done.

Apart from that, I've no idea what this thread is about

[Serial_Apologist]

Looking at it without sound I'm reminded of Powerpoint presentations produced by (young, usually) techies who think that just because something can be done then it should be done.

Apart from that, I've no idea what this thread is about

A party political broadcast on behalf of the Greenilex Party, perhaps...

[Alain Maréchal]

Apart from that, I've no idea what this thread is about

Me neither - some context please.

[Nick Armstrong]

Apart from that, I've no idea what this thread is about

Glad it's not just me.

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

[greenilex]

Imagine how hot and sweaty those poor Groosland dancers felt.

But thanks, I enjoyed every minute.

At least the Furry Dance has costumes...

[french frank]

Looking at it without sound

It's probably more important to listen than to look

[ardcarp]

Oh God...you've just wrecked my fave Brandenburg. They might at least have had the 'dancers' in groups of 3 to reflect Bach's cunning plan. I shall not be able to program it again without Beryl Cook flashing (Oh God, even worse) before my eyes.

[greenilex]

Flashing fantastic.

A bit like stone fertility carvings on holiday...Malta, probably, with an audience of miniature Mediterranean elephants.

[Flosshilde]

I don't know if this is what the thread is about, but I've booked to see 'Seven' at the Edinburgh Festival - a dance performance to Mahler's 7th Symphony. If I don't like the dance I can always shut my eyes.

[Bryn]

I naturally assumed the thread referred to the work by Howard Skempton, as heard on Hear and Now.

[greenilex]

Hesitate to mention Jack Vetteriano and the butler, but some yellow sands might be a good idea.
And some not-so-wild waves.