What were the two popular dances during Elizabethan times?

1. Pavane: A slow, stately dance often used as a processional or opening dance. It was characterised by its sweeping, gliding movements and was typically performed in pairs or small groups.

2. Galliard: A lively, upbeat dance that followed the pavane. It was characterised by its intricate footwork, jumps, and turns, and was usually performed by solo dancers.