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    Choreographing into the Dance Culture When I asked my audience about what they thought of dance, responses generally jumped to the music, Ballet, Hip Hop, Salsa, So You Think You Can Dance, street dancing, the clothing style, the breaking, the locking, the popping and so much more. When I think of dance, I think of the different techniques of performing, the different tempo and style of each choreography, and of course the music that compliments the dance. According to The Journal of African American

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    person who they are. Who I am is shown through my passion for dance, service and exploration. When I was five I was introduced to Bharatanatyam, a classical Indian dance. Learning to move to the music and create beautiful expression of emotion and art, I fell in love with dance. It became my medium of free expression. After moving to the US, dance was a cultural root I needed to help me adjust. In a time when I was questioning my identity, dance allowed the opportunity to stay close to my heritage. Although

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    Analogy Tramontane

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    beginning of the piece, the company members were also costumed in clothing that could be considered dance warm ups. As the piece progresses, the dancers each individually slip away change into more formal dance costume attire. The colours of the costumes were all fall-like tones and provided warmth and comfort against the white background and serious matters of Dora’s story. Another aspect of the dance is several drywall sheets that are red on one side and grey on the opposite side. The dancers interact

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    Latin Music Usa Analysis

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    Salsa In my Life The video Latin Music USA, relates to our class watching the video I am able to say I can do some of the moves they do! Our class relates to this video because they talk a lot about community and being able to connect to another, I think our class connects us to others we generally would not associate with. They talk about when the Fania All Stars would perform the energy from both the stage and the audience was tremendous and people did not want to sit, I think this relates to

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    known as Fiesta de Quince is the most important event every girl wants once they turn fifteen. Quinceañera celebrations are formal and very expensive due to buying the decorations and most important the girls dress. A traditional father and daughter dance is always important in a quinceañera event. In the United States many celebrate sweet sixteen even though the quinceañera tradition has been adapted and still celebrated today. SYMBOLISM The main purpose of the event is to thank God for all his

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    This book is about how one dance comes together, from beginning to end, from choreography to opening night. The author offers paintings and thoughtful placement of words regarding his observations of dancers as they perfect their moves. The book ends with the curtain going up during a performance. This book is ideal for anyone who wants a preview of what goes on behind the scenes of dancing. Grade level Equivalent: 4.2 ( scholastic.com) This book would be a great informational text for fourth

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    drama, and an award ceremony. That year I was chosen to dance. As I already had an existing reputation for dancing well, I was an appropriate choice for the event. The dance I chose to do was complicated in itself but I wanted to take it one step further by adding my own twist to it. The dance consisted of traditional Bengali dance followed by a small contemporary piece and then finished by a combination of Salsa and Tango. I chose these dance forms because I was trained for many years in these arts

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    Rave Party Videos

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    ------------------------------------------------------------- Watch this video of a high profile rave party. Actually a birthday party turned into a rave party. Observe these hot babes dance to the beats of loud music. They are getting seductive and omphy! If you are a party animal then you will love watching this video. These beautiful models are getting up close and personal on the dance floor. Of course with the guys. Some are engaged in kissing and smooching the girls while others are getting a bit too close. The party animals

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    owned by the individual countries or rather cultures that relate to specific countries. For instance, India has thousands of cultures that are unique and distinct across all of the communities and religions that are present in India. The dance, religion, music, food, customs, architecture and language in India differ from one region to the other this is because as much as culture is close it cannot be the same across communities. There are many things that people in a particular geographic

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    today is that African Americas have created most of the dances we do today. As a society, we have been inspired by the native African dances because they poured their souls into the dances which all had meaning. From what I’ve noticed African Americans and dance are a pair because it brings out the rhythm and joy in folks. The musical culture is very strong and over the last few years has become stronger. There are many genres of music and dance. In the 50’s you just heard the artist singing, but

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