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masque: a standalone construct

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Theatre history

an aristocratic court entertainment combining poetry, music, dance and spectacular scenery, ending with courtiers joining the dance.

In theatre history, masque refers to an aristocratic court entertainment combining poetry, music, dance and spectacular scenery, ending with courtiers joining the dance. This meaning comes from Orgel (1965) in The Jonsonian masque.[1]

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  1. Orgel, S. (1965). The Jonsonian masque. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780231053716

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