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'''Java''' is a [[dance]] which was developed in France in the early part of the 20th century. The origin of its name is uncertain, but it probably evolved from the [[valse]].
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A java is danced during a key scene at a working class café in [[Jean Vigo]]'s film ''[[L'Atalante]]'' (1934). Composer [[Maurice Jaubert]] arranged his java melody for [[player piano]]; it recurs later in the soundtrack as a refrain for [[accordion]].
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* Henri Joannis Deberne, ''Danser en société'', Christine Bonneton editor, 3/1999, Paris {{ISBN|2-86253-229-0}} p. 144-145
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