Upon examination, we see the music at the top, with
numbers "1", "2",
"3" repeatedly written in:
the dancers are to coordinate their movements to these
places in the music.
Underneath the music there appears a rectangular
shaped geometry. The paths for the dancer's appears
along this geometric pattern. We easily see numbers
"1", "2",
"3", thus the movements of the
dancers are to coordinate with the music. However, in
addition to coordinating music and dance in a geometric
pattern on a stage, we see Feuillet notation for foot
and arm positioning. Of especial importance is that the
Feuillet system of notation does not appear with
a 9-line staff and clef notation such as that used by
Stepanov. Feuillet systems of choreography used notation
for motions of parts of the body, but were less detailed
than some of those systems of choreography that developed
later.
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