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VENETIAN
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Atelier di costumi, the Venetian tradition
of banquets and festivities in aristocratic mansions relived by guests
dressed in elegant costumes from various periods from the 16th to the
19th centuries to make the atmosphere of the gala evening even more evocative.
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Araldi della Serenissima, standard bearers in Renaissance
costume give guests a special welcome, sounding their trumpets to emphasise
the solemnity of great events.
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Moretti o Valletti, servants dressed according to the dictates
of 18th century chronicles recalling the traditions of the Venetian nobility
who wanted servants coming from lands under the dominion of the Republic
of the Serenissima. On their arrival, guests are greeted with flaming
torches.
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Lezioni di Minuetto, a group of professional
dancers in period costume give a demonstration of the dances typical of
Venetian feasts during the 17th and 18th centuries and later involve guests,
teaching them the fundamental steps of a number of famous dances such
as the Minuet, Gavotte and Passacaille.
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Caccia al tesoro a Venezia, game in costume for groups of
from 30 to 300 people taking place among the alleyways and small squares
of Venice with its centuries-old fascination, visiting the well and less
well known sites of a city rich with magic and colour. |
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