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    Short Essay On Kidd Pivot

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    Dance theatre – also known as Tanztheater – is a method of joining aspects of dance and theatre together into a piece that represents and references reality. Laban used the term to create distance from classical ballet and to establish the connection between all art media. A typical dance theatre piece contains dancing‚ vocalizations (speaking‚ singing‚ chanting)‚ sets and props‚ and costumes. The more elaborate sets and the emphasis on acting in particular set a dance theatre piece apart from a

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    Queensland Ballet Essay

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    West End‚ Brisbane‚ is at the top when it comes to how they are going in terms of dance. The company has been improving ever since it’s establishment. It has now reached the point where people from all around the world are buying tickets to go and see a stunning piece performed by some of the most talented ballerinas in Australia. The pieces that they perform usually have aspects of both ballet and contemporary dance. This ballet school made its first appearance in 1960 when Charles Lisner OBE established

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    What Is Hip Hop?

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    Hip hop is a style of dance that combines movements such as popping‚ locking‚ breaking‚ krumping‚ and jazz-funk. Hip hop is used to express individuality and has often been credited with helping to reduce inner-city gang violence by replacing violence with dance battles. What is Contemporary Dance? Contemporary dance is a style that lets you express yourself‚ has a lot of versatility and improvisation‚ unlike the strict and structured nature of ballet. Contemporary dance focuses on floorwork‚ using

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    Analyse the choreographic style of Alvin Ailey Alvin Ailey was a famous choreographer/dancer also founder of his own dance company (AAADT). Inspired by many‚ (including Katherine Dunham and Horton) he began dancing at the age of 15 where he found his love for dancing. Ballet‚ jazz and Broadway were the three main dance styles Ailey loved. These styles can also be recognised in nearly all of his choreographies. As choreographic styles identify the constituent features‚ when it comes to Ailey’s work

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    Ballet Folklorico

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    music. Each dance has a story‚ a representation. Ballet Folklorico is one of those dances that truly represents the culture of it’s origin. Mexico’s traditions and history live on through these dancers‚ even to this day. In the 1950s‚ Amalia Hernandez was a young dancer with a goal. She was a resident of Mexico City. This is where her‚ along with a few dancers founded a dance company. The art of Ballet Folklorico was born. Hernandez then began to choreograph over 30 ballets‚ or dances. When the art

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    ballet philippines

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    outreach and educational programs introduce new generations of audience members not only to dance‚ but to music and visual art as well. BP’s official school‚ the CCP Dance School‚ continues to produce dancers of international caliber. As the dance company in residence at the Cultural Center of the Philippines‚ Ballet Philippines is globally recognized as the country’s flagship company in ballet and contemporary dance. With a treasure trove of over 400 works‚ Ballet Philippines’ wide ranging‚ eclectic

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    History of Ballet Ballet is a formalized form of dance with its origins in the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th and 16th centuries. It quickly spread to the French court of Catherine de ’ Medici where it was developed even further. In the 17th century at the time of Louis XIV‚ ballet was codified. The predominance of French in the vocabulary of ballet reflects this history. It also became a form closely associated with the opera. Ballet then spread from the heart of Europe to other nations

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    Teenage Ballet Essay

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    Ballerinas who waited to start dancing until after their teen years are not unheard of‚ but are uncommon. There are several dancers who did not fall in love with the art of ballet before they were well into their teen years. In fact‚ some are called to dance even in their twenties (Berardi). However‚ this information isn’t widely known‚ resulting in abandoned hopes of learning. It is believed that children have more time to be corrected‚ shown how to properly do something‚

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    Traditional dances that were presented in the film share similarities in a way in which they can all identify each other. Even though‚ many aspects of their cultures are different when it comes to dancing their clothing‚ rhythm‚ and beats all tend to be similar. For instance‚ the Apache Indian people wear their own traditional clothing but‚ just as the European dancers share a circular drum and their dances are done in a circle. Not to mention‚ many of these traditional dances are done to spiritually

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    Bob Fosse Research Paper

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    Cabaret. Bob Fosse was born in Chicago‚ Illinois‚ on June 23‚ 1927. A trained dancer‚ Fosse achieved success as a choreographer and director of stage and screen musicals. Fosse took an early interest in dance‚ displaying unusual skill. His parents supported his interest‚ enrolling him in formal dance training. By his early teens‚ Fosse was dancing professionally in local nightclubs. It was here that he was first exposed to the themes of vaudeville and burlesque performance‚ where at the age of 15 he

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