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    qualification on its own. (“Top Universities”) “Many dancers have professional auditions by the age of seventeen or eighteen. Training is the most important component of a dancers careers. Eight hours of dance is a normal day in class. Keeping their bodies in shape is part of their daily routine‚ they

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    Dance Is A Sport

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    centuries and has never died out or changed unlike any other sport. In order to be deemed a dancer‚ a person must maintain exquisite physique and strength. Dancers must go

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    teachers‚ classes at dance studios are to be paid for and they can get quite expensive if a dancer is taking a variety of classes at once. Studios offer numerous amounts of classes all day for different age groups with different dancing styles. In dance studios the dancers generally start at a very young age and learn the basics of technique as young children. The training in a studio is intensely vigorous and dancers are expected to know what is asked of them immediately because they learned most of their

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    Osage Firebird”). Maria Tallchief was born on January 24th‚ 1925 to a wealthy Native American family in Fairfax‚ Oklahoma. Her family relocated to Los Angeles when she was eight years old‚ and there she was able to train in ballet with professional dancers such as David Lichine and Bronislava Nijinska. Tallchief’s career really boosted when she met the infamous Russian-born choreographer George Balanchine. Balanchine made Tallchief into the first star of the New York City Ballet and the first prima

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    African American Art Mural

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    board measuring (56.5 × 75.6 centimeters). The young girl in the painting probably fifteen years of age is performing a ballet dance. The dancer has worn a light blue dress decorated with orange flowers and orange hair band. The impression is of a live performance by experienced dancer pulling “a dancer on pointe” move. As portrayed in the scenery‚ the dancer gestures to an empty side on the right side of the stage with her left arm. The painting is a unique balance of color‚ figure and movement

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    History of Salsa

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    Chapter I History of Salsa Salsa is a dance form with origins from the Cuban Son (circa 1920s) and Afro-Cuban dance (specifically Afro-Cuban Rumba (dance)).[citation needed]. It is generally associated with the salsa music style‚ although it may be danced under other types of music with an 8-count rhythm. Before and around the time of World War II‚ the music traveled to Mexico City and New York. It was in New York where the term "Salsa" was created. In fact‚ the use of the word salsa for danceable

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    Dance Critique: The Rite of Spring The Rite of Spring was choreographed by Vaslav Nijinsky‚ a Russian dancer and choreographer. He joined The Imperial School of Ballet in 1900 and was later the lead dancer of the Ballet Russes. He eventually choreographed many works‚ one of them being Le Sacre du Printemps (The Rite of Spring) in 1913. He “exceeded the limits of traditional ballet” and the Rite was an example of this. In 1919 he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and spent the rest of his

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    Ballerina Research Paper

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    Molly Herman Professor George Perf 200 12 August 2015 Dancing Towards Perfection The perfect ballerina. This is an idea many young 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

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    Pointe Essay

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    When people think about ballet the same image enters everybody’s mind‚ a ballerina standing on her toes while she wears beautiful silk pointe shoes. Along with experience a dancer also needs to be responsible and also needs to know how to care for her and the shoes in order to prevent serious injury. Pointe shoes are generally made with a lot of layers but even many layers cannot prevent pain and injury. It is important that I discuss the history of pointe dancing‚ the disciple and care that is needed

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    role? I want to be a captain because I want to help our team and the people on it strive as dancers. Some people on the team have not danced before so I would love to help those girls see how fun dance is‚ and help everyone grow as dancers. One unique strength I would bring to this team is my helpful critics. If I see a dancer’s toe not pointed or and arm positioned past its point I will let the dancer know and encourage her in a kind way when she fixes it. Another unique strength I would bring

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