Court Dance refers to a style of dance that was performed in royal courts during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. These dances were often elaborate and formal, showcasing the grace and skill of the dancers. They were typically performed at social events, such as balls and celebrations, and were an important part of courtly culture. The choreography of Court Dance often included specific steps and formations, reflecting the social hierarchy of the time. Dancers wore ornate costumes, which added to the visual spectacle. This dance form played a significant role in the development of ballet and influenced many other dance styles.