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    established the Wuppertal dance theatre in 1973. Wuppertal formed because they wanted to redefine dance around the world and were reacting to postmodernism. They helped Bausch to revolutionize herself and redefine dance around the world. Bausch was already a famous choreographer of modern dance and was an influence to the USA, Britain and Europe. She said that “she was not interested in the movement of the dancers but what moved them. “ She wanted to revive modern dance in post war Germany. She…

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    She started her career when she was on her middle school’s drill team. The team's coach saw her talent in dance and recommended to her mother she join Cynthia Bradley ballet classes at her local Boys & Girls club. This was just the start of her career though. In 1998 when she was fifteen years old, Misty won first place in the ballet category at the Los Angeles…

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    double pneumonia while she was on tour Pavlova died in 1931. Anna’s active imagination and love of fantasy drew her to the world of ballet. Looking back to her childhood she described her budding passion for ballet accordingly: “ I always wanted to dance from my youngest years..thus I built castles in the air out of my dreams and hopes.” Even though they were poor Anna and her mother were still able to see a performance of “The Sleeping Beauty” at the Mariinsky Theatre. When Anna was only 8…

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    According to the article Choreography (Dance) from Sussle, the Visual Encyclopedia, choreographers teach ballet, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, folk dance, techno, k-pop, religious dances, pedestrian movement. Choreographers also combine these together in dance numbers, or routines. Though some choreographers teach more than one style, most specialize in one or two. Choreographers can teach small children up to young adults. Some choreographers even teach singers and the backup dancers. To become…

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    Her first award was won in 1999, which was the Praemium Imperiale. She has also won other awards such as the Goethe Prize and Laurence Oliver Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance. She also has a foundation dedicated to her legacy today called the Pina Bausch Foundation. Their mission is to keep Pina’s legacy alive for future dancers or choreographers. Pina Bausch was married to Rolf Borzik, who died in 1980 due to leukemia…

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    and usually have their hair up in a bun. Male ballerinas usually wear tights and a t-shirt. When ballet first started the girls wore big poofy ball gowns that were very hard to move in. they also wore heels. Ballet is a very elegant and graceful dance. Two of…

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    Dance In The 1900's

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    How has Dance Evolved since the 1900’s Martha Graham once said,"The body says what words cannot." Martha Graham couldn't have explained dance any better. When it comes to dancing there are many flows of how people dance, types, and rhythms. History has affected dance in more ways than one, due to wars, major events, and different types of feelings. Dance has changed in many ways but one drastic way that it has changed is due to wars. According to the article Dance In The 20th Century “It…

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    Swans Water Techniques

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    Choreography Mathew Bourne depicts a classic ballet type of dancing that was merely represented among the male type of dances in Britain. The theoretical dance moves represent an artistic technique of dancing elements that includes costume, music and stage scenery (Johnson, 2006). However, the moves are an expression of a typically female type of dancing but performed by completely male dancers. The idea of using totally male dancers represent a certain symbol of masculinity and the gay culture.…

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    In the film Save the Last Dance as well as Street Dance 3D, dance establishes the different social classes present through an ongoing theme of inter-class conflict, specifically between the lower and upper classes. In Save the Last Dance, the main character, Sarah, is a white female and ballet dancer who is of upper middle class. Her social class is apparent through her ballet because it is perceived as being dominant and a high art form that is costly and often exclusive to certain incomes…

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    Tupac Case Study

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    Tupac concentrated on ballet and dance while in secondary school. 2) Tupac genuine name was Lesane Parish Crooks 3) Tupac was conceived in East Harlem, New York, on June 16, 1971. 4) Tupac was named after the South American progressive Túpac Amaru. 5) When he was 13, he played Travis Younger in A Raisin in the Sun. 6) He went to Baltimore School for the Arts, where he took artful dance classes. 7) He…

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