T Angelosa
	a balletto for two
	Source: AW Smith (2 mms), reconstructed by Dafydd Cyhoeddwr
	Music: Una Festivita Della Danza (DHDS) (lead in intro)
Starting position: side by side (holding hands)
Section 1:
1-4	Four saltarelli tedesci starting left
5	Two sempi, backwards, left and right
6	Riverentia to the ground (turning toward one another)
Section 2:
7-10	Four saltarelli tedesci starting left
11	Two sempi, backwards, left and right
12	Riverentia to the ground (turning toward one another)
Section 3:
13	Take right hands and switch places with a doppio portogallese, left
14-16	Facing in opposite directions (man "downgroup", woman "upgroup"), three doppio portogallese, right, left, right
	Note: the instructions indicate "they make faces as if jealous, one of the other" - this means to look back at each other
17&18	They approach with three contrapassi beginning left and meet
19	Riverentia, touching right hands
Section 4:
20	Take left hands and switch places with a doppio portogallese, right
21-23	Facing in opposite directions (man "upgroup", woman "downgroup"), three doppio portogallese, left, right, left
	Note: the instructions say "at every doppio looking in each other's face, as they did earlier"
24&25	They approach with three contrapassi beginning right and meet
26	Riverentia, touching left hands
Section 5:
27-30	Take right hands and circle with four pive, starting left
31-34	Take left hands and circle with four pive, starting left; at the end, adjust so that the other person now leads the set
	Dance repeats.
	To fit the dance to the music, I've reconciled the confusing instructions in section 1 and 2 by removing the doppio back and the
	first riverentia (the instructions in the two mms' are somewhat contradictory here). Though I wouldn't have done it normally, again
	to fit the music I've split the riverentia in sections 3 and 4 into its own measure. And finally, the last riverentia, only mentioned in
	one of the two manuscripts, has been eliminated (though there's a note at the end of the music to do one to).