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World concert/ritual dance
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usually portrays something important to a specific culture. used as a form of communication. passed down from generation to generation. part of traditional gatherings. many presented for public viewing on concert stages
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japan - bugaku
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first developed as a dance for viewing by nobility/imprtant guests
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japan- noh
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2nd oldest form. several hundred plays. combines dance, music and acting. full of symbolism and meaning based on the ideas of life and death. elaborate masks, costumes, fans and symbolic props
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japan- noh stage
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reaised wooden stage with 4 pillars. bridgeaway used for entrances and exits. pine tree- symbolizes divinity- idea of the stage as a divine space
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japan- kabuki
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derived from noh. combines dance drama and music. very stylized movement- quicker and more acrobatic. elaborate scenery, costumes and makeup
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nigeria- yorube(people of western nigeria)
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culture places a great emphasis on art. belief that art and motion further attanment of truth and meaning. dance is used as way to communicate with gods and ancestors. based in ritual/ past religious experiences of culture. rich in symbols/deities. movements are usually directed downward toward earth.
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common traits of african dance
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bare foot- flat footed style that favors gliding dragging and shuffling steps. performed from a crouch with knees flexed and body bent at waist. places importance on improvisation, allowing for individual expression. aid in evolution/diffusion of style.
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folk dance
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can be traced back to primitive times. serve asentertainment and opportunity for socialization. passed down from generation to generation. often hold same ritualistic, celebratory and social elements today.
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