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    Black Swan

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    sweet girl trapped in a swan’s body and the only way to break the spell is true love. Nina lands the role of the Swan Queen – but‚ the role of the Swan Queen requires a dancer who can play both the White and the Black Swan. The White Swan is an epitome of control‚ grace‚ and innocence. Contrary‚ the Black Swan requires the dancer to dance freely and lose inhibition. The two roles are complete opposites of one another; thus‚ this becomes the dilemma of the heroine. The leading actress played a role

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    the 2016 Olympics (New World Encyclopedia‚ 2009). Historical Development Ballroom dancing began in England during the Victorian Era (late 18th and early 19th century) as a form of dance for those in the upper class of society. Dancers usually participated in these dances at balls or parties‚ which is where the name ballroom dancing originates. The first true ballroom dance was the waltz‚ and were soon followed by other forms of dance such as polka. While the dances began as fairly

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    Ballet Costumes

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    changed is what dancers wear. From their head to toes‚ Ballet costumes have changed alot since the first ballet was on stage. From extravigant costumes with high heeled character shoes to classical and romantic tutus with pointe shoes. Many of the first ballets were danced in France and Italy and used very elaborate costumes. The court ballets in Italy were more developed than the ones in France. In the beginning of ballet‚ dancers wore extravagant costumes. Because female dancers usually wore high

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KZgCJDQQPM. This video contains the dancing of one of the best b-boyers also knows as break-dancers in the entire world. He is voted number one in Korea for break dancing. Break dancing is a combination of a Dj‚ hip-hop‚ beat boxing‚ and of course dancing. It is a six step performance leading into a power move then finally a freeze‚ a moment when the dancer completely stops moving holding a difficult position. It started in New-York and grew up mainly around hip-hop. Break

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    up the dance floors across the United States. Many versions of swing dancing are still in existence today. Of those dances (the Lindy Hop‚ Jitterbug‚ East Coast Swing‚ West Coast Swing‚ and the Charleston)‚ the two most common amongst the social dancers are the East Coast Swing and West Coast Swing. Though they derived from the same dance‚ the Lindy Hop‚ many things set them apart from one another. The style‚ frame‚ and beat of the West Coast Swing make it the more popular of the two. The East

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    Dance is a sport

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    competitive nature”? That sounds more like it. Football‚ baseball‚ and track fit those definitions‚ but so does another recreational activity that is not typically considered a sport: dance. b) Personal Statement: I myself am a dancer and have been dancing my whole life. Being a dancer‚ one of the worst things anyone can say is that dance is not a sport and I want to prove them wrong. Transition: Dance fits all those requirements. An athletic activity? Oh yeah! Requiring skill or physical prowess? Definitely

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    Mikhail Baryshnikov

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    Dance History‚ ABT‚ Mikhail Baryshnikov Mikhail Baryshnikov‚ Russian dancer‚ choreographer and actor is considered one of the greatest ballet dancers in history alongside Vaslav Nijinski and Rudolf Nureyev. He was born to Russian parents in Latvia‚ a country in the Baltic region of northern Europe then occupied by the Soviet Union‚ on January 27th‚ 1948. After dancing with the Kirov Ballet in Leningrad‚ he defected to Canada in 1974 to take advantage of opportunities in western dance. He free

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    story-telling‚ later came to be known as Kathak. Kathak is danced by both men and women. A Kathak dancer is not required strictly to adhere to fixed steps and stages in a fixed order. He or she can change the sequence of stages to suit his or her aptitude and style of dancing. There is a sort of contest during the performance in which the drummer plays and weaves a complex design which in turn is danced by the dancer‚ specially in the item which is technically known as jagaj dikhana. It is a kind of friendly

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    burns black‚ a laughing dancer in veils of light‚ whose dance transforms the darkness to gold. ~ Adu Abd Allan ben Abi-l-Khisal ben Abi-l-Khisal He who cannot dance will say: The drum is bad. ~ African Proverb Kristy Nilsson - Tarentelle‚ Atlanta Ballet Centre Theatre If you can talk‚ you can sing. If you can walk‚ you can dance. ~ African Proverb The

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    Indian Dance Forms

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    it was practised ad performed in the temples by a class of dancers known as the devadasis. It was a part of the religious rituals and has a long and hoary past. The kings and the princely courts patronised the temples‚ as well as the various traditions sustaining the dance form.  The salient features of Bharatanatyam are movements conceived in space mostly either along straight lines or triangles. In terms of geometrical designs‚ the dancer appears to weave a series of triangles besides several geometrical

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