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  1. passepied definition in English dictionary, passepied meaning, synonyms, see also 'passé',passerine',pass',passel'. Enrich your vocabulary with the English Definition dictionary.
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  2. Define passepied. passepied synonyms, passepied pronunciation, passepied translation, English dictionary definition of passepied. n. 1. A spirited dance in triple meter, popular in France and England in the s and s, resembling a minuet but faster. 2. The music for this dance.
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  3. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Onomimono - Passepied on AllMusic.
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  4. Watch the video for Passepied (Debussy) from Punch Brothers's The Phosphorescent Blues for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.
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  7. This Baroque dance called the Passepied {päs-peyay] (Fr.; Eng. "Paspy") meaning literally to 'pass the feet' which was a form of the Branle, which came to France from Brittany in the early fifteen hundreds and some believe that it can be traced back to an earlier lentiningmictagendliconuttiazuri.infoinfo has been said that it originated by the sailors of the lentiningmictagendliconuttiazuri.infoinfo was basically a Minuet, only much faster and done.
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  8. PASSEPIED - Ura no Ura (w/ English Subtitles) パスピエ - 裏の裏(英語訳詞入り) - Duration: 5 minutes, 6 seconds. PASSEPIED Official Channel 4 years ago.
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