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    On one hand, I feel very happy about the existence of the Dance Theatre of Harlem, but on the other hand, I feel there should be more ballet company of color in the United States to help African American ballet dancers thrive. It would definitely help more African American ballet dancers to get more opportunities to perform and improve. If more ballet company of color are existed, it will increase the exposure and awareness of ballet for African Americans and inspire more young people to join…

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    book was a turning point for me. I, for as long as I can remember, have always loved dance, so reading a book about dancers was exciting for me. Consequently, I actually sat down and listened to the story. I even enjoyed the story. My parents realized the trick: make it dance related. They soon got me another book called I Wear My Tutu Everywhere. This book, similar to the first, is about a little girl’s love of dance and a tutu. These two books were fascinating to me; I could listen to them…

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    with this, live events were popular as well. Adults went to see jazz players, dance performers, and plays. Although the audience was white-only, the performers were both white and African American. The most popular destinations for live events were all in Harlem, NYC. This includes Connie’s Inn, the Cotton Club, and the Apollo Theater. Most of these locations had a set-up of round tables with chairs surrounding a dance floor or stage. Adults usually smoked, ate, or drank non-alcoholic beverages…

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    pride when I went there that day. We went to go see The Alamo, which was the center of downtown, we had went to see the history around it.…

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    Ballet is the one of the most traditional form of dance. There is a lot about ballet that people don’t know, such as the history. Do you know what it took to get the art form to what it is today. Then again, maybe you didn’t know that the pointe shoe didn’t always look like what it is now. Did you know that for almost every ballet company you have to meet certain bodily attributes in order to be a part of the company? Ballet and just dance in general is the way that humans first shared our…

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    Artists, such as dancers, are often judged by the way they choreograph pieces or how their movement appears. An important figure to the history of dance is an artist named, Mary Wigman. Mary Wigman is a native of Germany and the leading force of German modern dance. Many of her works considered the gentleness of nature to the macabre, or unearthly. The reason behind her choreography being judged crucial originates from her background of a Germanic heritage. Within this heritage, an atomsphere of…

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    multitudes of different characters. Every year, giving a new perspective to the story. During the 1st act, there is a party scene where the Stahlbaum family is hosting a festive holiday party for family and friends. This particular dance, Children’s Gallop and Dance of the Parents and the Arrival of Drosselmeyer, there are 3 boys, 8 girls, 5 pairs of parents, the maids, and Drosselmeyer. All of the dancers had on expensive clothes to show their wealth. The stage was set with the parents and the…

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    Lincoln Kirstein (1907-1996) dreamed of creating a school and Ballet Company in America and with the help of Balanchine which developed a completely new dance styles from the classic ballets French, Italian and Russian contributed a completely new style of ballet in history. He had a long collaboration with Igor Stravinsky (Apollo was one of the choreographies they did together), and in 1934 founded in New York the School of American Ballet and in 1948, establishing…

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    The Tibet Monks performance at the Six O’Clock show was quite interesting and unique for numerous reasons, and I have learned significantly from it. There were a group of ten Monks who explained their history, language, communications, and dance/performances verbally and through body language, which was phenomenal. What really caught my eyes was that they were different from our culture, and it was fascinating to learn and understand other cultures. Overall, I learned many things from this show.…

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    which causes pleasure to its surrounding viewers. The Makishi Masquerade is a prepared highly influenced ritual performance with the amusement factors through costuming, dancing, and chanting. A) This event appeals to the audience by the ritual of dance and celebration, as this particular event is highly embraced by the younger boys introduction to adulthood. The ritual aspect of the performance contributes to the appeal of the villagers especially. This villager appeal to The Makishi Masquerade…

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