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    action later popularized Hu’s editing and innovative techniques within martial arts pictures. Adaptations were applied to remodel the viewing experience of action cinema; firstly‚ enhancing the use of editing‚ camera movement‚ anamorphic lens and choreography. Kung Fu became the spectacle in marital arts‚ which

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    innovation in all our dance works. The choreography and the teaching methods employed at Abstratics are both known for their versatility and creativity. We challenge students in a positive way so that they are able to inculcate self-motivation to work towards developing their

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    During “Waltz of the Flowers‚” a part of The Nutcracker selection‚ the mood of rebirth and growth sept into the audience. The piece started very calmly with the dancers doing jumps about the stage. As the piece progressed‚ the jumps and leaps got grander and the movements became larger and more impressive‚ as the flowers “grew”. There were many long extended movements that slowly became faster and more impressive as the music grew louder. The dancers throughout the whole piece were smiling to show

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    reference to her technique‚ choreography‚ and performing. Modern Dance is a style of dance that originated in the early 1920s as a rejection of Classical Ballet; it can be used to show raw emotion‚ political/social issues‚ and freedom. Martha Graham (11th May 1894 – April 1st 1991) was an American dancer who had a large impact on Modern Dance. The development of Modern Dance was largely impacted by Martha Graham‚ particularly by her influence on technique‚ choreography‚ and performance. Martha Graham

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    1. From this experience I hope continue to gain knowledge in dance. In addition‚ I believe going to New York will put me in a position where I can mature as dancer and as an individual. 2. I will be attending Dance Theater of Harlem’s first session summer intensive. I have been accepted. 3. Most of the external funding has come from my family graciously giving what they can. I plan to pay for the rest of my tuition by baby sitting and working my old job. Essay For so long I felt like I was stagnant

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    Ever since I can remember‚ I’ve been very passionate about music. I started singing in the Church choir when I was in kindergarten and took guitar and piano lessons. However‚ I didn’t realise how important music was to me until last year. I auditioned for the middle school Show Choir in seventh grade‚ but I didn’t get in. I decided I wasn’t going to pursue choir as an elective in school anymore‚ but by some stroke of luck I was put into a regular choir class the next year. Most likely this was because

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    sequel of Fancy Free. Robbins changed the original way of the musical plays by mixing the choreographies and having up to date wardrobe. He then created Billion Dollar Baby‚ a jazz musical play‚ on 1945. By the 1947 he had won his first Tony Award for choreography thanks to his musical High Button Shoes. In 1949‚ he became a member of the New York City Ballet. In 1952‚ Robbins stops dancing to focus on choreography. He created multiple plays throughout the year‚ such as‚ Peter Pan‚ West Side Story

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    may confuse them‚ or even think they’re the same thing‚ but they have their similarities and differences. Many people say cheer is better‚ and others may say dance is better. They may have some deviation‚ as in physical ability‚ technique‚ and choreography; but one thing they do have in common are the competitions. Both cheerleaders and dancers have physical requirements they need to meet in order to exceed in their sport. For example‚ cheerleaders need to be able to lift and throw 90lb to 120lb

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    choreographer is a person who creates dance compositions and plans arrange dance movements and patterns for dances. The art of choreography is a demanding and difficult task for even the most advanced artists. Improvisation in which the choreographer provides dancers with general directions that serves as guidelines for improvised movements and form. Planned choreography‚ in which the choreographer tells the dancer the motions and form in detail‚ in so leaves no opportunity for the dancer to exercise

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    . Robert Louis Fosse Developed his own form of Jazz style in American Broadway and musical theatre throughout the course of the 50’s 60’s and 70’s. He was the choreography behind ‘All that Jazz’‚ ‘Chicago’ and ‘Sweet charity’. Elements of Fosse’s work can be seen to this day and common characteristics include Soft Boiled Egg cupped hands‚ the Charleston step‚ angled joints‚ the drape and the Fosse walk. For this

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