history behind it all. The saying, “actions speak louder than words” can be applicable to dance and the movements coinciding them. I say that because when I was about 12 years old I was promoted to the third highest dance level at my studio. My dance studio was all about creating dancers that were well-rounded young ladies who were not only graceful dancers but also classy young ladies. My first advanced dance class we were given a homework assignment. The assignment was to pick one of our combinations
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A dance routine is created by a choreographer. To become a choreographer many hours are spent training, planning, and practicing. Choreographers spend hours out of the day making sure that they are in the physical shape needed to fulfill the job. Most assume that this is a simple job that anyone can accomplish, but in reality choreographers must have a dancing background or this job is not for them. Working with children of all ages throughout everyday of their career can get very stale. Choreographers
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The Argentine Tango is Argentina’s greatest contribution to the world of dance. Many Americans recognize the Tango as a sultry partner dance performed on shows like Dancing With The Stars or So You Think You Can Dance. However, there is a vast history behind the Tango and what we take pleasure in watching today. In fact, the establishment of the Tango is deeply rooted in the economic and migrant history of Argentina, more specifically Buenos Aires. In the late 1800’s, the impoverished state of Europe
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Did you know that many of our Presidents were Cheerleaders? Including Franklin Roosevelt, George W. Bush, and Dwight Eisenhower. Another I interesting fact is that there are 4 million cheerleaders in the world. Cheer should be considered a sport. One reason cheerleading is a sport is because it has a purpose and a set of rules. The purpose of cheerleading is to win first place at all your competitions, get payed bids, and make it to worlds or state to be crowned the champions. In the 1980's more
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After watching the documentary “Ballerina,” the training methods took me by surprise because they put in so much work for the craft. I’ve done ballet before all the way from when I was little to my high school years, and seeing how much dedication the dancers put in is amazing. They center their whole lives to perform at a theatre like the Marinsky and they work towards it every day. I believe that the training methods at the Marinsky Theatre are not extreme. It is really just what it takes to become
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There isn't criterion cheerleading doesn't meet, so is it really a sport. While 29 U.S. states recognize cheerleading as a sport, the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) does not recognize it as a sport. Although cheer might not be recognized as a sport, but it really is. Cheerleading meets all the standards for a “sport”, cheer is one of the hardest sports in all the U.S, and the time commitment is no joke. Cheerleading meets all the standards for being a “sport”. A sport is physical
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The Dance Class by Edgar Degas is a perfect example of Impressionism. Small brush strokes are visible throughout the painting, especially in the outfits of the ballerina’s. The light that shines in the room from the window reflected through the mirror is accurately depicted with the use of shadows. Movement is seen in the dancing ballerina in the background. Degas’ visual angle is very interesting. He is painting from a slightly higher position that is off to the side, so to show the depth of the
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THEME IN THE MOVIE, SINGING IN THE RAIN BY GENE KELLY Introduction and thesis The film Singing in the Rain is an American musical humor film that was directed and also composed by Gene Kelly as well as Stanley Donen, starring Kelly, Donald O'Connor and also Debbie Reynolds. It provides a lighthearted portrayal of Hollywood in the late years of 1920s, having the three stars that are portraying performers caught up in the evolution from soundless films to "talkies, (Donen, S., G. Kelly page 7).Checking
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injuries in gymnastics, and a lot of chance you have to take. Mary will continue to be a gymnast and follow her dreams.My sports person will be the best she can be and she’ll always be a loving and caring mom. Finally, if you were to pick between dance or gymnastics I would pick
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