Three Renaissance Dances in A major, Op. 90

This piece is the final piece (fifth piece) composed for my cousin's wedding, and this time, it is a collection of three Renaissance dances: Basse Danse, Pavane, and Galliard. This piece describes the events of lively dancers as they dance to these courtly and energetic dances, including the Basse Danse for its poised nature, the Pavane for its graceful tone, and the Galliard for its demanding demeanor. Dancers dance with partners as they transverse each dance, and the liveliness is in the air for the entire duration. If you all want to check out the four other wedding pieces I composed, here are the links below:

I. Nocturne for Solo Piano in D major, Op. 78 (Op. 78, No. 8) - https://flat.io/score/630fedfccfb8e10012d7e108-nocturne-for-solo-piano-in-d-major-op-78

II. Three Dances for Harpsichord and String Quartet in G major, Op. 83 - https://flat.io/score/6140ee94762723001462ab8d-three-dances-for-harpsichord-and-string-quartet-in-g-major-op-83

III. Valse du mari et de la femme nouvellement mariés (Op. 88) - https://flat.io/score/60c27013c4699e00124891cc-valse-du-mari-et-de-la-femme-nouvellement-maries

IV. La magnifique Mazurka de marriage (Op. 89) - https://flat.io/score/624de6418f0b5c0012ce9648-la-magnifique-mazurka-de-mariage

This piece may have no slurs or dynamics, but that is the beauty of it! Being able to interpret the piece in any way possible and having a wonderful and joyous time playing it! Have a wonderful and blessed day, everyone, and have fun dancing and listening to music!

~ FireFairy316