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    Japan Research Paper

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    Japan Japan is a country with a great deal of influence on the world economy. Many other nations around the globe work closely with this country through international business. With the increasing global importance of Asia and Pacific Rim‚ and economic and strategic significance of the US-Japan relationship‚ it is important that more Americans will improve their levels of cultural awareness to increase their national level of understanding of Japan. When working in the global commercial environment

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    The story The Nutcracker has many different versions of the story. There are books‚ movies‚ and ballets. The original book was made in 1816 by ETA Hoffmann‚ and was called The Nutcracker and the Mouse King. There are many different rewrites of the book. The book is during Christmas‚ and Clara got a nutcracker‚ and it was magical Christmas. In brief‚ there are many different adaptations of the story The Nutcracker. Despite the various version of the story the plot stay the same. The plot has the

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    dancers strive to achieve from the moment they first lace up their pink‚ silk ballet slippers. But what is the perfect ballerina‚ what is the ideal they are attempting to reach and what are the consequences of dancing to an‚ ultimately‚ unattainable goal? These questions have started to catch the attention of parents‚ friends‚ doctors and dance teaches as the prevalence rate of eating disorders skyrockets within the ballet community. When one thinks of the perfect ballerina they probably envision a

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    In the ballet there are many different approaches to many different pieces. There is more modern/contemporary approach to ballet in this day and age and more of a classical take on ballet when it first came about. Out of all the ballets in the world that have been dances and performed‚ I will be reviewing Romeo and Juliet (1940) and Radio and Juliet (2005) approaches. Besides the time difference and the ballet itself‚ there are many differences and similarities that these two pieces share and will

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    Mikhail Baryshnikov is a professional dancer. Born in Latvia in 1948 has become one of the best ballet dancers in the world. Baryshnikov is known for being versatile dancer with high leaps and strong turnouts. He has performed and choreographed with several renowned ballet theaters in the world and continue to perform and create his own works to this day. Baryshnikov has not only transformed the dance world‚ but has also taken his passion and love of dance to film. Throughout all of his career Baryshnikov

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    Samurai Code Of Behavior

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    lord feudal system-political and social system based on the granting of land in exchange for loyalty‚ military assistance‚ and other services fief-grant of land from a lord to a vassal haiku-Japanese poem of 17 syllables written in three lines kabuki-type of Japanese theater; has singing and dancing; performances can last all day manorial system-economic system in the Middle Ages that was built around large estates called manors samurai-professional Japanese warrior hired by wealthy landowners

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    on August 27‚ 1968 in Leningrad Russia (Alexei Ratmansky‚ 2016.). He started dancing at the young age of four to the sound of music‚ Alexei moved very amicably to the musical beats. At the age of ten he was enrolled in what was known as the Bolshoi Ballet but is now the Moscow State Academy of Choreography (Alexei Ratmansky‚ 2016). He and his classmates had grown to have tremendous respect for their teacher‚ Pyotr Pestov. He can recall how classes were like‚ he compared it to wartime. He explained

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    sinderela aliw theatre A. Ballet in General According to the Oxford Dictionary‚ Ballet is an artistic dance form performed to music using precise and highly formalized set steps and gestures. Ballet originated in the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th century. Noblemen and women were treated to lavish events‚ especially wedding celebrations‚ where dancing and music created an elaborate spectacle. King Louis XIV had a heartfelt influence on the development of ballet. He is passionate about

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    Nacho Duato

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    Ignacio Duato Bárcia‚ also known op Nacho Duato (Valencia‚ 8 January 1957) is a Spanish modern ballet dancer and choreographer. After a long and successful career‚ he was selected by the Spanish Ministry of Culture and Education as the artistic director of the National Spanish Dance Company (Compañía Nacional de Danza de España) in June 1990. In July 2010 Nacho Duato was appointed the artistic director of the ballet at the Mikhailovsky Theatre‚ effective from January 2011. Contents  [hide]  1 Career

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    which younger dancers of successive generations have emulated‚ is often pointed to as the cause of physical debilitation and chronic pain. One thing about Balanchine’s legacy is sure – both his glorification and objectification of women in American ballet forever changed the landscape for female dancers. In the age of neo-classical dance he forged a new path for female dancers‚ providing opportunity and inspiration‚ as well as a strong dose of emotional oppression and physical destruction. 2 Body

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