The Bourrée is a lively dance that originated in the Auvergne region of France during the Renaissance. It is characterized by its quick tempo and simple, repetitive steps, making it accessible for dancers of all skill levels. Traditionally, the Bourrée is performed in a duple meter, often accompanied by folk instruments such as the bagpipe or hurdy-gurdy. In addition to being a dance, the Bourrée is also a musical form. Composers like Johann Sebastian Bach have incorporated Bourrées into their works, showcasing its rhythmic and melodic qualities. The dance and music continue to be celebrated in folk traditions and classical performances alike.