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| Preface to the Selected Writings | |
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| A Complete facsimile of the 1981 edition, Dance of Court and Theater: The French Noble Style 1690-1725 | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Preface to Book One | |
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| The Noble Style of Dance in the Age of Louis XIV: General Background of Court and Theater | |
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| Dance at the French Court, 1650-1715 | |
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| Five Theatrical Personalities, 1632-1729: Lully, Moliere, and Beauchamp; Pecour and Campra | |
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| Dance Types and Theatrical Technique, 1650-1715 | |
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| The Dancing Masters and Their Books, 1623-1725: Feuillet, Rameau, and Tomlinson | |
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| An Analysis of The French Noble Style of Dance and Its Notation | |
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| Introduction To The Analysis Of Eighteenth Century Dance Sources | |
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| A Survey of the Components of the Dance | |
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| The Beauchamp-Feuillet System of Choregraphie: The Representation of the Dancing Area, Spatial Figures, the Music in Dance Scores, Symbols for Foot Positions and Steps, Signs | |
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| The Theory of the Arm Motions and Their Notation | |
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| The Notation of Meter in Choregraphie | |
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| The Steps and Their General Performance in Duple- and Triple-Meter | |
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| The Steps in More Complex Metrical Situations | |
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| Step-sequences, Tempi, and Expression | |
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| Technique of Etiquette | |
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| The Menuet According to Rameau | |
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| Labanotation Examples | |
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| App. 2: Exercises | |
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| Chronology of Political Events | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index to Book I | |
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| Updated and Expanded Articles and a Ballroom dance a deux in Beauchamp-Feullet Notation | |
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| A Dance for Kings: The Seventeenth-Century French Courante - Its solemn character, step-patterns, metric and proportional formulations | |
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| Fifty-Six Dances to Music by Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687): A Survey | |
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| Aimable Vainqueur or The Louvre: Louis Pecour's ballroom danse a deux with the music by Andre Campra from Hesione in four-part score | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| List of Illustrations | |
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| Index to Book Two | |