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    Evolution Of Swing Dance

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    Charleston, but all of this are just the part of the Lindy Hop movements. Balboa Another popular swing dance is called Balboa that was originated in Southern California during the 1920s/30s. A lot of dance historians believe that this dance was influenced by Foxtrot, but others state that it was evolved from the Charleston. Although it is clear that Balboa dancers were influenced by the knowledge of the other Swing dances. Balboa in its original form was danced in closed position with an upright…

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    It’s time to cut lose in Harlem, New York’s premier hot spot of the 1930’s,”The Savory Ballroom”. In this cool work this night club crowd is depicted doing the” Lindy Hop”, the latest dance of the era. The Savoy Ballroom was a large ballroom for music and public dancing located at 596 Lenox Avenue, between 140th and 141st Streets in the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. Known as “the home of happy feet”, it was in operation from March 12, 1926 to July 10, 1958. In this uplifting…

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    articulating different movements and connecting styles together. For example, in the jazz dance module, movements first created during World War One were created and then changed moving forward. The creation of the lindy hop was one of the earliest swing dance forms that was a motion created within jazz and tap influences. This was created by African Americans in social dance settings. Connecting the lindy hop's movements, the movement of the jitterbug was influenced by Caucasian individuals.…

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    Dance and music play an important role in the cultural traditions of various societies. I chose to focus on two social dances from different cultures that are still celebrated today. For my familiar dance, I selected Lindy Hop which originated in the United States. This dance form is often shown in movies, and the free flowing movements caught my attention. Through my preliminary research, I discovered the Argentine Tango which interested me due to its improvisational nature and the ways music…

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    Padan Park Research Paper

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    Padan Park on a myriad of equipment ranging from simple swings, a twisty slide, and a small rock climbing wall. The swings are really popular in parks, and Padan is no exception; in fact, Padan Park has two of them. One of the swing sets is much smaller and meant to be used by a young child under the age of three or four. It has a seat with cutout to stick each leg through; therefore, preventing the occupant from falling out of it. The other swing set is more traditional and can occupy a child…

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    Swing and Jazz of the 30s and 40s How do you feel about Swing and Jazz? Well even if you have never heard of them or don't like them , there were many people in the 30’s and 40’s that were interested in this type of music. Nowadays people think it's the music that old people listen to, but it's got a sweet rhythm. Jazz was popular before swing, but musicians like Benny Goodman mixed Swing and Jazz. Both genres are part of an important part of time because they were popular during the…

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    Bebop Research Paper

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    Comparison of Swing and Bop Jazz Jazz music is one of the youngest genres of music that is played in this day and age. This genre of jazz encompasses several different styles such as bebop and swing. Both styles are different but they are still classified as jazz. Swing music is the older of the two styles jazz. Swing became very popular in the 1930’s to the mid 1940’s. Ironically, bebop’s inception came out from creative spins on the already popular swing music. Swing usually consisted of…

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    doctor. Upon X-rays it was revealed that, in fact, my wrist was fractured in three different places. The only benefit that came from this competition was the sky blue cast that encased my injured arm. Unfortunately, I had to learn the hard way that swing sets are meant for swinging—not jumping. Sometimes competition seems as though it is everything, but, unfortunately, that is not the case. Being victorious is not worth being put in a situation that can potentially result in…

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    Children in this stage learn to become more independent as they discover new abilities. In this stage, parents are encouraged to let children explore more and to not negatively criticize their children. - Mr A. likes to move objects around and sit on a swing while observing other people. - When children were in the playground, like usual he looked for the toy car or bike. If there was a car, he would take it and push it from behind. He followed the other children who were biking. Sometimes, the…

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    Symbolism In Fangirl

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    the themes in Fangirl is the way people come of age and the struggles one goes through to get there. Rowell expresses the theme by using symbolism, conflicts, and setting. The first way Rowell showed the theme was through symbolism. The symbol, a swing set, represented the loss of innocence found in one's childhood. The protagonist, Cath, wants to prevent the kids from losing their innocence, as implied on…

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