The dance suite was one of the focal musical forms of the Baroque period. Originally, they were made for dancing, but as they progressed in the Baroque era, they were then designed for listening instead, generally during important social functions. As they progressed and evolved out of the dance floor, composers started developing their suites even more complicated (still musically interesting). The Water Music also incorporated dance forms typically found in the Baroque suite. Handel combined and designed both festivity and finesse in perfect ration to retain the royal ear from tiring.
Hi! I got into LaGuardia a while ago and I'm a soprano-alto. I reccomend show songs such as if I loved you from carousel, the beauty is from the light in the piazza, memory from cats, or any christine song from phantom of the opera. Good luck!
