EXAMPLE TESTING


Example 1. Mozart, Minuet K. 601, no. 4, mm. 1–8

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Example 2. Mozart, String Quartet in D minor, K. 421, Menuetto, mm. 1–10

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Example 3. Alignment of steps and beats in the minuet, according to Feldtenstein (1772)

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Example 4. Musical examples from M. Malpied’s Traité sur l’Art de la Danse (1770, 100)

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Example 5. Dittersdorf, Symphony no. 3 in G, Kr. 75, Tempo di Minuetto, mm. 1–15 (winds omitted)

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Example 6. Proportion of sections with an odd number of measures in two minuet corpora

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Example 7. Mozart, Symphony in C, K. 551, Menuetto, mm. 17–28 (trumpets and timpani omitted)

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Example 8. Haydn, Symphony no. 64 in C, Menuetto, mm. 1–8 (reduction)

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Example 9. Bass-line strategies to differentiate between strong and weak measures

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Example 10. Frequency of first-section lengths in two minuet corpora

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Example 11. Mozart, Symphony in D, K. 202, Menuetto, mm. 1–14

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Example 12. Haydn, Symphony in D major, Hob. I: 70, Menuetto, mm. 1–10

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Example 13. Proportion of minuets with a two-bar extension by repetition in the first section

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Example 14. Opening reverences illustrated in Tomlinson’s The Art of Dancing (1735, Book II, plate IV)

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Example 15. Haydn, String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 33, no. 2, Scherzo, mm. 1–10

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Example 16. Haydn, Minuet in G major, Hob. IX:8, no. 8, mm. 1–8

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Example 17. Mozart, Symphony in G minor, K. 183, Menuetto, mm. 1–12

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Example 18. Three illustrations of the Z-figure in eighteenth-century dance treatises

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Example 18b. Z figure illustrated in Tomlinson’s The Art of Dancing Explained by Reading and Figures (1735, 120)

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Example 18c. Z figure illustrated in Feldtenstein ’s Erweiterung der Kunst nach der Chorographie zu tanzen (1772, 67)

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Example 19. Haydn, Symphony in A major, Hob. I:59, Menuetto, mm. 1–12 (winds omitted)

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Example 20. Dittersdorf, Symphony in D, Kr. 74, The fall of Phaeton, Tempo di Minuetto, mm. 1–12 (reduction)

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Video Example 1. Minuet step forwards and backwards (Dance: Sarah Edgar; Music: Haydn, Symphony no. 60 in C, Menuetto)

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Video Example 2. Honors to the Presence (Dance: Sarah Edgar; Music: Haydn, Symphony no. 70 in D, Menuetto)

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Video Example 3. Minuet steps combined into a Z-figures (Dance: Sarah Edgar; Music: Mozart, Symphony K. 183, Menuetto)

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Video Example 4. Simplified execution of a Z-figures (Animation: Alison Stevens; Music: Mozart, Symphony K. 183, Menuetto)

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Example A. Breakdown of minuets included in the corpus

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