 All of the members of the "balletto" were women, and some were also in the "concerto delle donne", including Laura Peverara (who cross dressed in at least one instance), Anna Guarini, and Livia d'Arco, at least in 1582 and 1583, as well as Vittoria Bentivoglio, a member of the first incarnation of the "concerto".Instead of the "balletto" being a spontaneous dance among the courtiers, as it had been up until 1579, it became an elaborate and well-rehearsed entertainment.These entertainments frequently included the women cross-dressing, which was often commented on by contemporary chroniclers.