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    American culture, music plays an important role in multifarious ceremonies and rituals including powwows, the Ghost Dance, Nightway ceremonies, and house dedications. To Native Americans, a powwow is described in several ways. A powwow can be an intimate tribal gathering, a massive dance competition for large cash prizes, a memorial for a dead relative, a social affair where people gather to dance, sing, drum, eat, re-establish family ties and make new friends or a combination of these descriptions.

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    Bullying: A Ghost Story

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    "Your so Awkward”, “Can you be any more wired" We all have a ghost story; some might be about abuse others about neglect. My ghost story involved being bullied. Bullied means to be badgered and intimidated by someone. Many are bullied at school others at work and some at home. On the other hand, I have been bullied on a trip. Being bullied is the hardest thing anyone can go through, but I have been able to move forward, and overcome the treatment by opening up, as well as not be in silent, and to

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    in class, such as the ghost dance and how they were forced out of their land to live in the reservation. There were also many things that we haven't discussed in class; for exa mple, the weapons that they used, the housing and other traditional dances. In class we learned about the ghost dance which indicated hopes for the natives when they were on the reservations. However, there were many more dances that gave the native hope for other things; for example: the war dance represented success in

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    influences of many countries on the country’s culture are evident in its dance forms and music and instruments that make this music. Bulbul has remained a favorite musical instrument. It is a kind of horizontal according usually accompanying devotional or religious songs such as maulud and maadhaha. ("Maldives Music : The Maldives") According to ("A Brief History Of Maldives") The bodu beru, which means “big drum,” consists of songs and dances by the common people, which are now part of entertainment in stage

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    A Powwow is a congregation where Native American celebration, singing and dancing take place. Throughout the country there are numerous different powwows; though in this essay I will talk about overall powwows and in details the Jingle Dress Dance which by most accounts has its roots in the northern regions of the United States. Some reports say that the word powwow has its origin from the Pawnee word pa-wa, mean¬ing “to eat”, other sources say the word indicates a gathering of people for purpose

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    herself leaving her the man she loved feeling guilty about her death. After her death, Giselle was initiated into a group of supernatural beings known as the Wilis. These supernatural beings would lure men to their deaths by wooing them with their dances. Giselle finds it in her heart to forgive her guilty lover and does everything she can to save his life from the vengeful Wilis. The performance begins in a small little German country side village. All of the characters dressed in vividly colored

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    History of Ballet Essay

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    Ballet is one of the most beautiful, graceful dances known to the dancing world. From the tutu to the pointe shoes the need to see the expression of the steps given. Being able to see how the illusion of a flying princess is one of the most mysteries that come with a ballet show. The history of Ballet has evolved into one of the most well-known type of dances in the world this is from only the men having roles in the ballet to women being able to express emotion. History Then: Ballet started in

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    evaporated as the political nad social climate of dissent towards aristocracy bled over to the arts, and ballet themes changed to gothic, surreal and eerie tales, reenactments of popular myths, and fantastical storylines involving wilis, fairies, ghosts

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    Few Research Paper

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    The Big FEW Research Paper When filming dance, there are many settings and functions on the camera to help you capture the perfect shot. While there is an automatic feature that sets the settings for the user, for this class and for filming dance, the camera will be set to manual mode. There are many functions that may need to be adjusted quickly while the piece is moving around you, however, there are three specific settings that should be set prior to filming: the focus, white balance, and the

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    point of view, she looks as if she has reached her breaking point. Trying to stay strong, her emotions overwhelm her while she dances and it becomes a little too much for her. A cry for help is upon her. Her hair is also free and in a mess; normally when ballerinas perform their hair is nice tight and in a bun. Her muscle so defined, and still pale as if she had seen a ghost. You can tell a lot of work has been put into achieving the body she has. It stands out with the white, flowy, soft dress. Her

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