Canaries

canaries

canaries (or canarie, or canary). Old dance in rhythm something like gigue but with all its phrases beginning on first beat of the measure with a note a beat and a half long. So called in 17th cent. because it imitated Canary Is. rituals.

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Serinus

Serinus (canaries, seedeaters) See FRINGILLIDAE.

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Canaries

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