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A noted dancer at the English court

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The Spanheim is one of six from the first collection of dances to be printed in London in the 18th century. It is choreographed by Mr. Isaac and notated by John Weaver, published in 1706. ...the music is by James Paisible, a frequent collaborator of Isaac's, and it was created for Queen Anne's birthday around 1705. Further, Weaver states in his dedication of the six dances that it was the 1st Duke of Richmond, Charles Lennox, that danced "all or most" of these six dances. AJim (talk) 22:41, 11 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]