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    Dance

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    Dance‚ the art of precise‚ expressive‚ and graceful human movement‚ traditionally‚ but not necessarily‚ performed in accord with musical accompaniment. Dancing developed as a natural expression of united feeling and action. The Origins of Dance The earliest history of human dance is a continuing mystery. From the evidence of illustrated ceramic fragments‚ some archaeologists have speculated that dance originated some 5‚000 to 9‚000 years ago in early agricultural cultures located in a swath

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    “Riverdance”‚ Irish dancing has become more popular and includes dancers from all over the world‚ not just Ireland. Since it has spread across the globe‚ it has evolved and absorbed influences of new cultures over a long period of time to create hybrid products resulting in three main form of irish dancing. These are: social dance‚ including Ceili and set dancing‚ sean-nos dancing‚ and step dancing. Ceili and set dancing are similar in that they were both utilized for social dancing and both resemble

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    to me personally was Billy’s description of dance. When he described his dancing and the feeling that he got from dancing‚ he said that he forgot everything and felt as if there was a fire in his body and that he felt he disappeared. I understand exactly what Billy was referring to when he said this. When I dance‚ I feel like none of the problem in the world matter. I can let out all my stress and worries just by dancing. A fire seems to be lit inside of me when I dance and I forget about everything

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    ‘Bojangles’ Robinson Biography Bill “Bojangles” Robinson was most the legendary of all Black American tap dancers that lived in the 20th century. Bill was also an actor who was best known for his film roles and Broadway performances. Bill dancing style that involved dancing upright‚ while extracting and swinging his light footwork‚ took tap from the previous flat-footed shuffling style and developed tap dancing art to a delicate perfection‚ pushing performers to their toes. Bill ‘Bojangles’ Robinson was

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    Furthermore‚ there is also a lot of dancing in the musical. There is modern‚ tap‚ jazz‚ classical and ballet dancing. One thing I noticed while watching An American in Paris‚ is that there was a large amount of tap dancing. Also‚ there is one dance that really reveals the character of Lise. Henri is describing Lise to Adam. In each song he describes‚ Lise dances the way he portrays her. First‚ Lise is enchanting with great beauty. She is in a pink dress spinning elegantly in big circles. Then‚ she

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    Dance In The 1920s

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    All throughout human history‚ dance has played an important part in cultures around the world its purpose ranging from rituals to entertainment. As cultures grow and mature dance often reflects the movements and mood of the era. So how does dancing of the 1920’s reflect the cultural movements of the 1920s? Such as the changes in both the Women’s right and African Americans movements. During the 20’s‚ a majority of the workforce was mostly strictly males professionals‚ although some women in previous

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    Others in the Western dancing world later developed a more simple style and pattern‚ which incorporated dance elements from other dances as well. The basic is also in a full 8 count‚ but with a side to side motion. Both of these styles consist of 3 normal steps and then a tap step‚ which is often accompanied by a “pop” of the hips‚ and can sometimes be substituted with syncopations. The music has an accent rhythm at every 4th count‚ this is normally when the dancers will tap-step and pop their hips-

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    cushion the corns on his feet. In the story‚ the grandpa says‚ “I wonder if my tap shoes still fit?” all while he is smiling‚ knowing that the shoes will still fit. The grandpa shows the children that it is ok to make believe and use your imagination to have a good time by sharing his dancing and magic tricks. The grandchildren get to explore their own creativity by trying on old clothes pretending‚ singing and dancing their selves. The story is told from the point of view of the grandchildren

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    join the entire nation in mourning his passing‚ and our heart-felt sympathies are with his wife‚ Robyn‚ and his family” (Shepard). Fred Astaire won over America’s heart and continues to popularize dance through his phenomenal execution of ballroom dancing and his innovative way of filming dance to appeal to bigger audiences. Fred Astaire was able to create a name for himself that no one else could

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    African influence in the music as well as the dance. Salsa is a partner dance‚ although there are recognized solo steps and some forms are danced in groups of couples‚ with frequent exchanges of partner (Rueda de Casino). Improvisation and social dancing are important elements of Salsa but it appears as a performance dance too. The name "Salsa" is the Spanish word for sauce‚ connoting (in American Spanish) a spicy flavor[1]. The Salsa aesthetic is more flirtatious and sensuous than its ancestor

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