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    Alvin Ailey ’s Influence on Modern Dance Alvin Ailey never considered dancing as his career. He had always been enthralled by the lights‚ costumes‚ and dancers flowing with the music‚ but it never occurred to him that he would be creating such spectacles. He went to see many shows when he was younger‚ mostly ballet and musical theater. Acceptance for modern dance had not yet been established during the 1940 ’s‚ when Ailey was in his childhood‚ and he would become one of its most major influences

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    women. Therefore‚ the blonde serves as a reminder to the narrator the he will never get to realize social equality. The blonde symbolizes forbidden freedom‚ and she strips the narrator of his innocence and decency. By provoking them with the naked dancer‚ the white audience shows the amount of control they have over black people. The audience not only consisted of the black boys‚ but also important men in the community such as judges‚ lawyers‚ bankers‚ fire chiefs‚ merchants‚ and teachers. A pastor

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    bloom. Postmodern dance claimed that any movement was dance‚ and any individual was a dancer‚ with or without training. It allowed everyday movement to become a legitimate performance art. Postmodernists were known to question structured dancing and push dance and art to new levels. Among these postmodernists was Yvonne Rainer. Yvonne Rainer was born on November 24‚ 1934 and is now 79 years old‚ she is an American dancer‚ choreographer and filmmaker. Her work is often known to be experimental and challenging

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    mental and environmental demands. Today’s teacher of dance has an integral role to play in both creating a safe environment for dance education to take place‚ and ensuring the knowledge‚ skill and attitudinal development necessary for healthy dancers. The Australian Code of Ethics for Dance Teachers‚ emphasises a safe dance environment in which‚ both studio principals and individual teacher will ensure that facilities provided‚ conform to minimum safety and space requirements and have suitable

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    Essay On Bomba

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    Bomba is a popular music in Puerto Rico that has been part of their heritage. This music and dance began among the African slaves working in the sugar cane fields in Puerto Rico; this music is the most African influenced of Puerto Rico types of music‚ therefore Bomba is actually considered afro-puertoriquean music; the rhythms and instruments between both cultures sound similar. The slaves used Bomba as a way to relieve their minds from all the slavery damages‚ as a way to liberate all their frustrations

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    I would like to discuss the third video “Ansambl SHOTA" and talks about the included evidences that support Hagen & Bryant’s Coalition Signaling Hypothesis‚ which argues that music and dance have the function to signal the existence as well as the quality of a coalition. In this video‚ two common features of music are vividly presented‚ which both show that the performance of music and dance commonly depends upon corporation and coalition. One feature is that the music and dance are produced and

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    the future possibilities and doors her bravery will open and the lives her example has inspired. Misty Copeland is a world changer. Copeland’s achievements include: written two biographies‚ designed a clothing line for curvy dancers‚ created a scholarship for colored dancers‚ helped start a girl’s dance program in Rwanda‚ sponsors children in Rwanda and the Girls and Boy Club‚ as well as acted in Broadway’s “On the Town.” The fortitude of Copeland is a testament to people who share similar struggles

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    it self and is such a beautiful form of dance. Fire poi is great for your inner chi‚ such a fun way to get yourself moving. Acro dancing is a way to partner up for an usual type of dance that will be sure to give you an adenine rush. Trampoline dancers are definitely one of the most extreme and freeing dances out there. These circus dances are just now becoming known and are for anyone who likes to flow to the rhythm of the beat. Aerial modern dance involves using your whole body to incorporate

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    incorporated in many ways in the Sun Dance. The Cheyenne held a principle that "all essential sacred items in the sun dance (be) related to the buffalo." (Atwood) The Lakota would place a dried buffalo penis against the sun-pole to give virility to the dancers. This "reinforces the symbolic meaning of the ceremony as a celebration of the generative power of the sun." (Atwood) The buffalo skull is used as an alter during the Sun Dance. Offerings are presented to the skull‚ the Cheyenne stuffing the eye and

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    The Limbo is a different and unique dance and is also called the “Under Stick Dance”. The limbo dates comes from the mid to late 1800s in Trinidad. It reached mainstream popularity during the 1950s. The Limbo was was popularized by dancer pioneer Julia Edwards (known as the First Lady of Limbo) and her company‚ which also appeared in several films‚ like “Fire Down Below”‚ and toured internationally in the 1960s. A film “Julia and Joyce” was produced in 2010 by Trinidadian and American dance researcher

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