Macarena's Influence On American Dance Forms And Similarities To The Africanist Aesthetic

Macarena's influence on American dance forms and similarities to the Africanist Aesthetic Introduction This discussion will select a dance piece that we have not covered in class. The discussion will incorporate an idea or theory that Brenda Dixon Gottschild presents in one of her lectures whi ...

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Analysis Of Articles

ANALYSIS OF ARTICLES Analysis of Articles Analysis of Articles Review of Articles Article No. 1 Doris Humphrey (1895-1958), American dancer and choreographer on the movement reflected in "The Art of Making Dances," a book published the year of his death. It could be said that the ...

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Dance Recital

DANCE RECITAL Dance Recital Dance Recital Introduction Two years back, I saw a children classic dance recital in a theater. I was amazed to see the dance and the aesthetic environment. This experience was a unique experience that I never had. This children classic recital dance was ...

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Break-Dance

BREAK-DANCE Break-Dance Break-Dance Introduction The b-boying (Break Dance), began as a method for rival gangs of the ghetto to resolve disputes over territory. The story of the break begins in the Bronx in the 1970s and is closely linked to the fate of a gang leader named Aka K ...

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Hip Hop Dance

HIP HOP DANCE Hip Hop Dance Hip Hop Dance Introduction Hip-hop (Hip hop) - free dance style, means "to jump," small jump According to the spirit of the dance style of hip-hop is close to break-dance and R & B. Hip-hop it is not just dance but a way of life, even the style of clo ...

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Review Of A Breaking-Dance Live Performance

REVIEW OF A BREAKING-DANCE LIVE PERFORMANCE Review of a breaking-dance live performance Review of a breaking-dance live performance The main purpose of this paper is to make a review on the break dance live performance. In this paper, I give the review on the live performance of K ...

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Critical Response

CRITICAL RESPONSE “Liz Lerman Critical Response Method” “Liz Lerman Critical Response Method” Liz Lerman is a well-known choreographer who developed the "critical response process" of assessing dance. Lerman's method, which is during WIP performances, calls upon choreographers and dance ...

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Response To Dancing Publicly As A Dancer

Response to Dancing Publicly as a Dancer This discussion will constitute my reflections on a dance club meeting that I attended in which a senior dancer gave instructions on tutting and popping. The unofficial name that the students had given to the class was The Topping Session; meant to be a ...

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Dance In Islamic Culture

Dance in Islamic Culture Dance in Islamic Culture Thesis Statement “In Islamic Culture, religious scholars from different school of thought have different approaches towards the Islamic verdict on Dancing”. Introduction The Islamic teachings about Dancing differ across the religious g ...

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Artist Thesis: George Bellows

Artist Thesis: George Bellows Artist Thesis: George Bellows Thesis Statement: “How did George Bellows see the natural world as a partition of modern industrial life through his works?” Introduction This research paper is an attempt to analyze two works of the American realist painter Geo ...

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