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    Billy Elliot

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    what you want to become‚ it gives a high degree of inspiration to witness somebody else’s successful story. Stephan Daldry‚ the director of Billy Elliot‚ exploits Maslow’s theory to depict a coal miner’s son from Northern England who desires to be a ballet dancer. Billy Elliot is a musical version of the British movie of the same name‚ and both of them are directed by Stephan Daldry. Although the movie was his first debut as a director‚ it brought enormous success with various awards. In terms of

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    Agnes De Mille Essay

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    The Life of Agnes de Mille Agnes de Mille‚ born September 18‚1905‚ was the daughter of William Churchill de Mille‚ a famous playwright‚ and Anna George. Agnes’ early schooling was at Hollywood School for Girls‚ a private school. She later attended the University of California Los Angeles where she graduated at the age of nineteen. After her parents’ divorce‚ she went out on her search to become a successful dancer. She was unable to find employment in the theatre‚ so she simply began to compose

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    Emily Ahrens Kathy Gorman Dance Appreciation-05 Dance Performance Critique 14 December 2013 Nutcracker Ballet December 14‚ 3013 On December 14‚ 3013‚ I attended the Nutcracker Ballet at Viterbo University in La Crosse‚ Wisconsin. This ballet was put on by the La Crosse Dance Center’s. When critiquing a dance performance there are lots of things to take into consideration. You should pay attention to the following: number of turns‚ speed‚ coming up and down and on and off point‚ direction of turns

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    Within this literary spectacle‚ Li draws on his own experience growing up in extreme poverty in China during communist leader Mao Zedong’s reign as Chariman‚ as well as the political influences and extremes that lead him to becoming an international ballet dancer. The challenging experiences of growing up in the Cultural Revolution are clearly evident in the text as Li narrates his life within the times of Communism and subsequent attempted mass communist indoctrination. Frequently contrasting to the

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    Great Impact of a King on music and theatre Sinan Erk Mutafoğlu 11149 HUM 204 Prof. Filiz Ali December 2nd‚ 2011 In the 17th century‚ France witnessed political‚ social and artistic facts which were triggered by the relationships between Louis the Fourteenth‚ Jean-Baptiste Lully and Moliere. This relationship between these important

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    Black Swan Perfection

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    of the hands of a human being? But the bottom line is do we really know the true meaning of the description itself? In the case of the movie “Black Swan”‚ released in 2010‚ director Darren Aronfsky crafted the deeply troubling‚ driven protagonist-ballet dancer‚ Nina played by Natalie Portman‚ Nina competes for the main role as the Swan Queen and hopes to perform as a perfect ballerina. For the role‚ Nina must represent two entirely different personalities for each character; the pure‚ innocent white

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    The Beatles Research Paper

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    Jessica Hamilton Professor Weierman History and Journalism Paper 3/11/12 The Beatles “Oh Yeah‚ I’ll Tell You Something I Think You’ll Understand When I Say That Something I Want To Hold Your Hand…” “I Want to Hold Your Hand” was the first song released in America by the popular band from Liverpool‚ The Beatles. From that moment forward‚ The Beatles became popular all over the world and forever changed the music industry. The Beatles started the British Music Invasion in the United States

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    Bella

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    continued through the ages with dance/music forms such as the jig‚ waltz‚ tango‚ disco‚ salsa‚ electronica and hip-hop. Some musical genres have a parallel dance form such as baroque music and baroque dance; others‚ such as classical music and classical ballet‚ developed separately. Dance is a type of art that generally involves movement of the body‚ often rhythmic and to music. It is performed in many cultures as a form of emotional expression‚ social interaction‚ or exercise‚ in a spiritual or performance

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    What is NOH ?

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    Noh to what is essentially its present-day form during the Muromachi period (1336 to 1573) under the patronage of the powerful Ashikaga clan‚ particularly the third shogun‚ Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. It would later influence other dramatic forms such as Kabuki and Butoh. During the Meiji era‚ although its governmental patronage was lost‚ Noh and kyōgen received official recognition as two of the three national forms of drama. By tradition‚ Noh actors and musicians only rehearse together once‚ a few days

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    The Effects of Japan’s Geography On Its Culture & Economy Japan is an archipelago that is covered in mountains and consist more than six-thousand islands. Japan has a warm and wet climate‚ also since Japan has very little flat land it was a challenge to farm. Since farming was difficult the Japanese decided to grow rice‚ rice was very easy to grow and japan had the perfect weather to grow it. The geography of Japan was very strange for a civilization of people to live on. Only 15% of the land

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