That would be jazz
Piano
Yes, the human voice was used in jazz music.
tap dancing
American choreographer Agnes de Mille described jazz dancing as, "the true American pep, creativity and fun." Jazz dance was inspired by popular music and social dancing. Jazz dance was also inspired by African dance, which brought about specific characteristics of jazz: low to the ground, bent knees, body isolations and pulsating movements.
No, dance doesn`t have to have music. It really depends on the kind of dance you are doing. Types of dances like jazz, is something that everyone dances with music because its upbeat and you can have a great time jazz dancing with music. Evacuate the dance floor is a great song to dance to, so is Mine. But, no you don`t need music to dance to.
Of course!! A lot of women like to do jazz dancing and play jazz music.
Piano
Because you are dancing to jazz.
You don't you actually use music
It would be Music. Dance is most often inspired by music because music evokes certain emotions, especially Jazz. Since the message music spreads serves as a societal cross-cutting cleavage, many cultures blend to make new art forms like Jazz dancing.
It would be Music. Dance is most often inspired by music because music evokes certain emotions, especially Jazz. Since the message music spreads serves as a societal cross-cutting cleavage, many cultures blend to make new art forms like Jazz dancing.
Yes, the human voice was used in jazz music.
Scott joplin is the king of ragtime. Mary Lou is the first lady of jazz in the 1920's
The Nazi considered Jazz to be a decadent black American music genre.
jazz dance started just after world war 1 ended, there were a lot of social gatherings going on and people liked to dance. Jazz music was very popular around then so the dancing they did was christened Jazz Dance
tap dancing
1920 Jazz dancing is a genre of performed/theatrical dance that by definition is popular social dancing adapted for the stage. It was named jazz dancing due to the fact that jazz music was the popular music of the age (1920s). It would now officially incorporate any dance that started as a social dance/party dance that has made it to performing status. Disco, hip hop, 50s, go-go, swing, etc