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    Strictly Ballroom

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    within the world of ballroom dancing and a juxtaposition of two very different cultures of which are both are conveyed to the viewers on numerous accounts in the film. In Strictly Ballroom individuality and freedom is constrained by a need to conform to the glamorised and fake world of ballroom dancing. This underpins Baz Luhrmann’s film from start to end with Scott Hastings desire to dance his own steps. This is first seen during the opening scene where Scott is dancing in the Waratah state Championship

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    Dance Paper

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    Dance Paper ARTS/100 February 28‚ 2011 Dance Paper Dance is used as a form of expressing how you feel through the movement of your body through music. Through the different styles of dancing‚ it can be slow paced‚ fast paced‚ mellow‚ seductive‚ fun and enjoyable at the same time. The different styles discussed in this paper will show that jazz‚ ballet‚ folk‚ ritual and modern dance are different but similar. Whatever style of dance you choose they all have repetition‚ form and rhythm

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    Meaningful Occupations

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    meaningful occupations to me are dancing‚ swimming‚ and taking pictures. If I was to become handicapped in the future I would be able to adapt to my disability with an open mind if I could still participate in these occupations. Physical Context The three occupations that I find most meaningful can be performed in different physical contexts. For example‚ dancing can be performed in built environment such as home‚ community‚ or school. When I engage in dancing it is usually in my home or another

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    There have been many theories about the origin of belly dancing‚ but most evidence links it to the Middle East and Mediterranean countries. Some say it was originated by the Phoenicians; others claim that it was introduced into Egypt by the Turks. Egyptian tomb paintings dating from as far back as the fourteenth century BC depict partially dancers whose callisthenic positions appear to be very similar to those used in belly dancing. There are also no historical documentation exists for the origins

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    Focus on U-N-L a public-affairs presentation of 90-point-three‚ K-R-N-U. I’m Natalie Stanley. Intro: From ballroom to tango‚ and break dancing to ballet‚ dance has always been a part of human culture‚ rituals and celebrations. Today‚ most dancing is about recreation and self-expression‚ although it can also be done as a competitive activity. The benefits of dancing are innumerable in terms of one’s social‚ mental‚ and physical health. Fortunately‚ we attend a university that makes the art of dance

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    patterns; the dancing is a simultaneous layering of unrelated dance phrases; the music is primarily distorted sounds and noise. Yet‚ despite the overall discord of the piece‚ it is still comprehendible — which is exactly Gerring’s intention. Horizon experiments with how many different elements could be incorporated in a piece without it dissolving into complete pandemonium. Gerring explores this idea in all aspects of the piece‚ but particularly with the relationship between dancing and music. Gerring

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    Social Dance

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    HISTORY OF SOCIAL DANCE Social dancing (dancing for pleasure) really starts with the Cotillion and Quadrille. These are set dances for four couples‚ and their descendants are still around today in the form of English and Scottish country dancing and‚ of course American square dancing Dancing in couples came along in the form of the Galliard‚ Minuet and Gavotte (each developing from the other)‚ but each danced essentially at arms length‚ and in repetitive sequences. Imagine trying to get close

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    convey belonging to the ballroom dancing world. In Scene 1 of “Strictly Ballroom”‚ symbolism is used to connect the protagonist‚ Scott to the world of ballroom dancing. The number 100 pinned to his back represents his strive for perfection and his determination to win. The gold sequinned costume also reinforces this idea‚ also being symbolic of the golden performance expected of him. Through symbolism‚ we can see that scott is trying to belong to the ballroom dancing world by conforming to their standards

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    Daffodils

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    he saw unlimited number of golden daffodils. They were beside the lake and under the trees. These daffodils were moving so rapidly as if they were dancing. The poet saw them fluttering and dancing together happily. They were dancing only in his eyes and imagination. In fact‚ the poet colors what he sees by his imagination. The physical movement of dancing reflects the psychological state of the daffodils’ happiness. The first stanza a contrast between the loneliness of the poet and the crowd of the

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    Ancient African Dance

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    Dancing played an important role in ancient African religion ceremonies.Even today several of those dances remain in modern religions practice. Most of the Ancient African dances are for celebrations and traditions. Ancient African dancing is a totally different and self adequate language that is joyful and makes you feel electrified. African dances is a method to communicate with your feelings and emotions. African dances celebrate ceremony of passage and help the bonds between members of tribes

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