What are the characteristics of the performance and movement of the "funeral ritual dance" in Ancient Egypt?

Ancient Egyptian ritual dances were performed at funerals, and most of the dances were performed by women, who "no longer had any of the unrestrained movements that belonged to males; there were no large strides or robust, varied postures, and the lines of the movements were soft and pleasing to the eye; they never made any large arcs, transformations, or sudden changes in movement". They never make large arcs of transformation or sudden changes in movement, and even if the character's emotions are impulsive or impassioned, the movement is still contracted".