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    I Hope You Dance

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    I hope you dance “And when you get the chance to sit it out or dance‚ I hope you dance.” (Sillers‚2010‚ ll.8.&9.) If you had the chance to sit it out or dance‚ would you dance? This amazingly‚ inspirational song was written by Tia Sillers when she was at her breaking point‚ sitting on the beach just after going through a heart wrenching divorce. It really is peculiar that such an inspirational and beautiful song such as “I hope you dance” was written at such a devastating time. As she sat beside

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    In this paper‚ I will be comparing and contrasting the three different dance style performances. The music for each of the performances is different‚ therefore‚ giving the impression that the performances do not share any similarities. Even when performing different styles of dance‚ one can encounter similarities. These similarities can be the use of space‚ body‚ energy‚ and time. The first performance is a music video by Paula Abdul performing a jazz. The music video appears to be very sensual and

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    Based in Sydney‚ Bangarra Dance Theatre is Australia’s leading Indigenous Performing Arts Company. It showcases a fusion of Aboriginal culture with contemporary dance. Founded in 1989 by Carole Johnson‚ ‘Bangarra’ means ‘to make fire’ in the Wiradjuri language from south-east Australian tribes. Bangarra’s vision is to not only respect traditional Indigenous cultures of Australia but to relight the connections between Indigenous cultures and contemporary artistic expressions. Also Bangarra also strives

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    Irish dance is still popular today. Many Irish dancers practice for hours to participate in a Feis‚ which is a festival where people can come together in music‚ dance‚ sing‚ theatre‚ and sport‚ and these festivals are held year round. In the Feis there is a dance competition. In Feis competitions there are different levels‚ when a dancer wins first place in a few times they can move up a level. As a beginner and advanced beginner a dancer has to place a first‚ second‚ or third in all dances to move

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    Intro “Ballet is a female sport”‚ “guys who dance are mostly likely gay”‚ how do we ourselves or heard other associate male dancers with homosexuality? The reality of the dance world is that men are boxed into stereotypes that leave a lasting impression on them emotionally and mentally. Dancing is not only a career but an art form‚ and dancers are artist. The stigma placed on male dancers is tenting‚ which can inhibit the portraying of the beauty and purity of their art. The body is a dancer’s tool

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    MOVZ Dance Self Analysis

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    eldest senior team members of MOVZ Dance Company‚ serving in a position of leadership has been a normality of the last four years. As over twenty hours per week are spent around numerous impressionable young girls‚ the decisions I make are of utmost influence. I hope my presence has guided the company towards excellence‚ in the sense of both talent and atmosphere‚ and has left a positive impact on these girls for the rest of their lives. The propensity I have for dance does not come naturally. Over the

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    Indigenous  Australian art‚ music and dance. These three aspects of the Indigenous culture are also part of the Torres Strait Island culture who "together make up 2.4% of the Australian population" (Macklin‚ 2004). These people express their personal experiences and the Indigenous Australian history through art work‚ dance and song. For example‚ an art piece may be about the creation of the land. Music can interpret the sounds of the animals or the hunters and the dance be interpreted to the stealing of

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    Introduction Alvin Ailey was a choreographer who founded the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in 1958. It was a hugely popular‚ multi-racial modern dance ensemble that popularized modern dance around the world thanks to extensive world tours. His most famous dance is Revelations‚ a celebratory study of religious spirit. Ailey received the Kennedy Center Honors in 1988. Ailey’s philosophy to art is clear in his work - he desired his performers to follow his meticulous choreography‚ but have

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    Section 1: Dance is a profession that requires a lot of dedication and passion‚ and - when done correctly - can provide tangible rewards with multiple benefits to both physical and psychological development. A dancer requires great concentration throughout the whole body to develop the required flexibility‚ coordination and rhythm‚ the varied content of the course has allowed me to gain new knowledge and practical skills to help fulfill these expectations. I took the CBTS course because of my love and

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    This week‚ I could think about the feminine aesthetics in a dancing body. In Witch Dance‚ Mary Wigman denies performing femininity. Unlike the conventional female dancers‚ she makes grotesque movements. For instance‚ as sitting on the floor‚ she holds her ankle and stamps her feet on the ground. It seems like an evil witch gets ready to aggressively devour her prey. Besides her dance‚ a wacky mask erases any emotion from her face‚ and a series of explosive sound generate fear and tension in her stage

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