| Fioretto | |
| a ballo for two | |
| Source: AW Smith (3 mms), reconstructed by Dafydd Cyhoeddwr | |
| Music: Il Bel Danzare (DHDS) (no intro) | |
| Starting position: side by side, hand in hand (by default) | |
| Section 1: | |
| 1-12 | Twelve saltarelli starting left (the tempo is quite quick with this music) |
| Section 2: | |
| 13&14 | The man leaves with a doppio left (gallopato - galloping, large), and returns with the same on the right |
| 15&16 | The woman does the same |
| 17&18 | The man leaves and returns again with the same |
| 19&20 | The woman again does the same |
| Section 3: | |
| 21 | The man does a scosso and the woman responds |
| 22-25 | Take right hands, circle with four pive, starting left |
| 26 | The woman does a scosso and the man responds |
| 27-30 | Take left hands, circle with four pive, starting left |
| Section 4: | |
| 31-34 | The man leaves with two sempi, left and right, and three doppi, left, right, left |
| 35-38 | The woman catches up with the same steps |
| 39 | The man performs a scosso and the woman responds |
| 40&41 | Volta del Gioioso (two sempi, right and left, ripresa right), the woman maneuvers to end up "in front" (on the left) by the end |
| Dance repeats with the woman leading the second time through | |
| Note: the reconstruction follows NYP most closely, especially in section 4 where it has the chase happening with two sempi and | |
| three doppi instead of two, as Smith's translation states (with no footnote). The music seems to take that tack as well. | |
| Also, "fioretto" means little or dear flower | |