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    How Dance Has Affected Me

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    How Dance Has Affected Me If I had to give one reason why dance has changed my life‚ I would say that it’s because it gave me so much within the numbered dance we had together. When I was 5 years old I asked my mother if I could join ballet. I had been growing obsessed with it for the past year of my life. I loved to watch videos of ballet recitals that my cousin Lucy had performed in. I was extremely jealous of her. She was tall and thin and she looked regal and poised while she was running around

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    de ballet from the scene of the classical‚ Swan Lake. Corps de ballet works as one‚ with synchronized movements and corresponding positioning on the stage. It is a group of dancers who are not soloists‚ which means that they only serve as the “shadows” to the “stars.” Ms. Veronique Doisneau narrates in the beginning that it is the most horrible thing we do. The performance has become an outlet for her to express her emotions. Finally‚ it is perfect because the performer knows the dance in

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    Ballet Pioneers and Icons George Balanchine was born in Russia to a promising future of Ballet. Balanchine’s father was a composer which led to Balanchine studying the piano. When he was ten years old‚ he began lessons at the Imperial Ballet School where he learned Russian styles of dance. He went to the St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music to study piano and also to continue his study of ballet. Balanchine gathered a group of dancers to present his choreography until a manager of the Ballet

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    Pia Bausch Vollmond Dance

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    video I have watched of Dance Theater. I have watched many different styles of dance from ballet to straight contemporary‚ but this is the first time I have seen a dance with such bold and strong movements. I initially saw this dance as a bit strange because I am not used to this type of style‚ but the emotions and the passion was so prominent within each dancer that I couldn’t help but be fascinated. Pina Bausch is an amazing choreographer whose dance pieces dominate in the Dance Theater community. She

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    Tundra Swan Dance School

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    Tundra Swan Dance School was established in July 2008. We are one of Alberta municipality registered dancing performance schools in Calgary‚ which give us a good reputation. We offer a variety of classes‚ including: Enlightenment dance‚ Chinese dance‚ Basic training‚ Ballet‚ Latin‚ Jazz‚ Tap as well as musicals and so on. Individual dance class has a limit of 15 students and dance strengthening class is available on different age groups. Our faculty staffs are caring and specialized dancing professionals

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    Dance Critique

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    Dance Critique: Jubilation Dance 2012 In Fall 2012 there was a production called Jubilation taken place in El Camino College in the Campus Theatre. The Dance consist of many different styles of dancing from African dance by Nichole “Nittche” Thompson Spirit Within‚ to Tango as demonstrated in La Revancha Del Tango‚ choreographed by Imara Quinonez. One of the most common and best performed dances that was presented in the production were The Gift and Broadway Bound‚ choreographed by Bernice Boseman

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    indian dance

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    Indian Dance: Antara Bhardwaj- Kathak styles Kathak is the one of eight forms of Indian classical dances perform by men and women‚ originated from northern indian‚ known as kathakars or storytellers. The styles of dance have its unique character from the rhythmic footwork with rhythms that he or she stomps out barefoot on the floor‚ accented with many bells worn around the ankles ( and from seeing the guest artist I can say there were more than 100 bells around her ankles making lots of

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    Modern Dance started in the 20th century in Germany and the United states as a way to rebel against rigid formalism‚ artifice‚ and superficiality from ballet. Modern dance resembled modern art and music being experimental. Pioneers of Modern dance like “Isadora Duncan‚ Loie Fuller‚ and Ruth St. Denis in the United States‚ Rudolf von Landon and Mary Wigman in Germany” they all wanted to create an awareness to their audiences of inner and outer realities. Isadora Duncan started “free dance” where

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    girls at my dance studio. Now at the age of eleven‚ my love for dance continues. When I was four‚ I was part of my studio’s recital.It was an honor for me. My other young and I friends danced to the lion sleeps tonight. Of course being four year olds‚ it was a lot of blindly wandering around the stage. My skill has greatly advanced from that day. Over the years I have performed jazz‚ ballet‚ tap‚ hip-hop‚and contemporary. Between eight years and ______ costumes‚ my passion for dance has grown.

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    types of dances. To start‚ classical modern dance has been around since the 19th and 10th centuries. This genre came out of Germany and the United States and is a theatrical dance style. Many choreographers rebelled against ballet and vaudeville in the 20th century and that is how modern dance started. Many Americans thought this dancing style was weird or odd because it was like nothing they had seen before. While watching the rite of spring‚ I did not feel that it was a classical modern dance style

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