8 thoughts on “ Tarantella ”

1. Tarantella is a typical South Italian dance and means "of the tarantula." The book that Nick found information about the Spinnetod, called "Tier Gift," is German for "animal poison." The term Klosterhaus, mentioned by Monroe to Nick, is German for "abbey house.".

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2. The Tarantella-type of dancing is not limited to just Italy. In Buzabatt, Persia, there is a Tarantella dance which is similar to the one found in Southern Italy. The Furlana or Fourlane found in Venice is also similar to the Tarantella although it is more irregular and brusque and danced mainly among gondoliers.

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3. Enjoy a small house salad or caesar salad $ with entree only. We can substitute steamed or sauteed fresh vegetables for pasta, potato or salad that comes with .

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4. Tarantella napoletana, canzone napoletana, tarantella campana, italian tarantella, musica della Campania PRATOLA FOLK - "E Pummarole" - Album "E' N'Ammuina" (the best of italian folk music).

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5. Tarantella provides an upscale dining experience that even the most discerning of connoisseurs would appreciate. Centrally located in St. Stephen's square, Tarantella's evolution from a nightclub in the s to its current form is reflected in its immaculately decorated interior/5().

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6. Tarantella, a Southern Italian fast paced folk dance is far North in the Pyrenees. Belloc uses the dance as a metaphor for life. Could see this poem becoming popular at funerals/5.

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7. Tarantella's is the largest Italian Restaurant in Clark and has been family owned and operated for over 15 years. We offer a full-service bar, seat restaurant and pizzeria. We have off-premise and on-site catering menus available. We now feature a full gluten free menu.

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8. Tarantella, couple folk dance of Italy characterized by light, quick steps and teasing, flirtatious behaviour between partners; women dancers frequently carry tambourines. The music is in lively 6/8 time. Tarantellas for two couples are also danced.

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