Welcome to "GSA Intro. to Dance" student resources
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Home page-class goals, guidelines, rules
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the impact of dance on other art forms as they attempt to record dance
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the impact of dance on other art forms as they attempt to record dance
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the impact of dance on other art forms as they attempt to record dance
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Duke University in Durham, North Carolina
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inspired by dance
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Lewiston, Maine
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This is the key Dance Posture exercise that every budding dancer needs to do... It doesn't matter whether you are learning balle
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China - 19 Movements
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Advanced Yoga Asana Demonstration
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Sarah leads a gentle and deliberate series of asanas geared toward the brand new yogi
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India – Kalari Payat [Kalari is a very tiny and surviving fragment of ancient Indian martial art called 'Varma Kalai'. Varma is
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Ancient traditions in modern movies
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Sarah Kline walks you through five postures designed to help open the body so you can maintain an open mind
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This film pays tribute to dancers, and all the wear and tear their bodies go through to do amazing things. Beautiful Illusion,
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A history & summary
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The Chinese Lion Dance goes back some one thousand years.
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The Dunhuang dance is based on the poses found in cave paintings, in which Buddhist divinities fly gracefully toward their heave
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Folk dance
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from So You Think You Can Dance based on Bollywood movie Slumdog Millionaire; choreography by Nakul Dev Mahajan; music by A.R. R
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classical Indian Dance
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Harini Jeevitha
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malle in madras ,vintage 60's documentary recently re-released
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malle in madras
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Kathakali is a famous dance from Kerala state (India). Mudras (hand gestures) are main art of communication. There are about 24
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Chidambaram Arts
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one of the traditional dances in Zimbabwe
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a sabar class in Dakar, Senegal, 2007
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Sadie & Kaya
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wikipedia entry
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Jewish wedding (scene from Fiddler on the Roof)
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from Pride and Prejudice
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The girls are students of Renata Madaraszova school of arts from Senec near Bratislava, Slovakia
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Transylvania in Romania
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it was on trend everywhere in Europe in the middle of XIXth century
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Excerpt from: Learning about dance: dance as an art form and entertainment By Nora Ambrosio
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Nureyev
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classical ballet
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excerpt from: Learning about dance: dance as an art form and entertainment By Nora Ambrosio
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The best pair of acrobatic tap dancers in Hollywood last century
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During a period of racial segregation and economic uncertainty, dancers found reprieve at places like the Savoy Ballroom. old UR
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This project includes over one-hundred and fifty websites providing biographies of writers, poets, artists, musicians, entertain
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a vaudeville style duet (1952)
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social dance manuals at the Library of Congress
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A glimpse of the some of the dances that were popular during World War I.
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youtube
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blog post
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demonstrations of ragtime and jazz dances
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the vital contribution of African American dance to the Jazz scene
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period photos/music
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video - motion
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still photos
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filmed by Thomas Edison 1896
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made by Clément-Maurice for the Phono-Cinéma-Théâtre in 1900
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Fred Astaire in Shall We Dance
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vernon castle tango With Fred Astaire & Ginger rogers
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Nelson Eddy (vocal). From the motion picture "Dancing Lady".
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1937 movie "A Day at The Races", starring Whitey's Lindy Hoppers
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a clip from the movie "Stormy Weather" (1943)
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in the film. "Thousands Cheered" (1943)
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film 1953
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movies featuring recognizable dance forms
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With Dance in Video, Alexander Street Press captures dance performances from the stage and brings them directly to your computer
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American dancer, choreographer, and theatre director known as the father of theatrical jazz dance
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choreographer for a number of hit musicals, including Peter Pan, The King and I, Fiddler on the Roof, Gypsy, Funny Girl, and Wes
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an influential jazz dancer and choreographer
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a noted jazz choreographer who created a new form of jazz dance that was inspired by Fred Astaire and the burlesque and vaudevil
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Bob Fosse 1966
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Rhythmists
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Gregory Hines protegé
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featuring Gwen Verdon, Ethel and George Martin, Matt Maddox and Danny Kaye
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Fosse
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CBS News
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from the Tony Awards
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All That Jazz, interpreted in French
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Period setting of the show, Chicago / Also see "BXIII. Social dancing-early 20th c."
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excerpt from Learning about dance: dance as an art form and entertainment By Nora Ambrosio
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first performed in Paris (1912)
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the Ballet Russes company in Paris, changed the face of ballet for ever.
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the revolutionary twentieth-century dance troupes known collectively as the Ballets Russes
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Balanchine has defined the ‘modern’ direction of classic ballet, [contemporary ballet's] gestures are courtly, yet respond in a
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Choreography by George Balanchine: A Catalogue of Works
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This schematic chronology provides a comprehensive overview and context for Balanchine's choreography year by year, also noting
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a dance form developed in the early 20th century
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Gregg Russell & Ryan Lohoff
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tappers
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freestyle battle
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Shaun T. exercise
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postmodern vs.avant-garde
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DWTS--Serena Cuevas & Christian Oviedo--Tiempo Libre--Tu Conga Bach
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this story shows the power & importance of animals in Native American traditions
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19 dance companies showcased
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morning mist
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ft. Jay-Z
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Tina Landon choregraphy
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Tina Landon choreography
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Tina Landon choreography