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    her dancers were seen to be walking in circles, showing her famous “fall and recovery” technique by combining the use of their demi-pointe and isolating their torso to incline over the trunk of their body. Both Humphrey and Graham started off with ballet, which they still used as the foundation of their original contemporary technique, including alignment, turnout, posture, toe pointing, keeping their shoulders down, and engaging their core, but quickly rebelled even further away, deeper into the

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    the dance world ballet and modern/contemporary style are two different things that in fact have some characteristics in common. Ballet was the beginning of dance. Derived form the court dance style, ballet has been around since the 15th century. On the other hand, contemporary evolved around the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Just like the difference in the time periods, these two dance styles also differentiate in the music style. For ballet the music is almost

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    How to Dance a Perfect Dance Recital Dancing is an art that takes much talent and determination to master. Dancers spend years of technique training in the studio. Ballet consumes hours of their time as they learn new dances. This amount of dedication is shown when they perform in front of hundreds of friends and family at their studio’s annual dance recital. Although dancers make their performances look easy, there are many things that need to happen before the final bow including getting dressed

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    At the age of three, I was exposed to the wonderful art form of dance that is shared by so many around the world. It is questioned as to how dance, specifically Ballet, is still relevant in modern culture. The simple reason is that it is loved by so many artists, who have shared their passion for ballet on to generations of students who are eager to understand and master this complicated art form. I was lucky to be immersed into the dance world at such a young age. It is difficult for me to imagine

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    I'll blame what happens next on the door, and through expansion and growth, those doors will continue to open. Through the doorway of Shaw Dance Studio, literally thousands of students and clients have walked to embrace an establishment that has given individuals and employees the opportunity for growth, challenge, learning, and life-long friendships over the past 25 years. The doors of Shaw Dance Studio and Preschool symbolize many things to many different individuals. To the often-anxious

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    is just one of the many comparisons used in the ballet Face to Face. This ballet demonstrates a stark contrast between a dancer filled with the hope and joy that Christ brings, and a dancer consumed by selfishness, alcohol, and loose living. I had the opportunity to view this ballet during a summer ballet intensive, and it challenged me to repent from my sin, and turn towards God. Last summer, I attended a two week Summer Dance Intensive at Ballet Magnificat intending to improve my technique and

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    “Again.” Mrs. Dames commanded. I had been at it since 7 o’clock in the morning, my body aching for rest. My father paid for the Ballet Lessons to teach me more discipline, ‘Like I don’t get enough discipline at home.’ I thought bitterly to myself. Right now, I am working on a routine that I will be performing at a competition in America by the end of this week. I had worked on the routine for a little over a year now, I knew it like the back of my hand. My father said he’ll be there this time,

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    Learning the history of how Baroque era would be major influence on how we see art after many centuries ago. During this era it open many doors for many people and it show us how everything would be linked to each other. Baroque era was really important time because during the Baroque era we had many things that were being accomplished for instance opera, dance and music. In the 16th century this is when we were introduce to opera. Opera was a form of play in which the text was sung and it was not

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    you ever experienced so much pressure and stress that you are unable to sleep at night? This is a common occurrence amongst students competing at Youth America Grand Prix. Youth America Grand Prix is the world’s largest ballet competition that offers scholarships to prestigious ballet academies and companies across the globe. Aspiring ballerinas spend most of their years training and preparing routines that they will perform to compete for highly competitive scholarships and a chance to pursue their

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    dance styles differed greatly throughout the show with only two shows having similarities that made them seem like they had been choreographed by the same person. These dances were ballet/modern mixtures called Sacred Shapes and effervescence. Overall, the Fall Appalachian Dance Ensemble was an interesting show with ballet, modern, animal-like, and some goofy/playful dance movements that along with stage layout, lighting, etc. made for a good date with my girlfriend and I. After the initial performance

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