Court dance was generally assumed to have developed in the 9th century under King Jayavarman II (802-850) having returned from Indonesia. He also established the devaraja (god-king) cult and founded the Khmer empire that was to last for several centuries. During the Angkorean period from the 9th - 15th century A.D. many monuments began to appear and so did Khmer art that included temple deities and apsaras (celestial nymphs) that guarded the temples and entertained the gods. During the classical Angkorean age from 10th century to 14th century. Elegant apsaras began to appear in their thousands on temple gates, bas-reliefs, pillars, pediments etc... The elegant nymphs were found especially carved on the temple of Angkor Wat under the reign of King Suryavarman II (1113-1150) that was to serve as his final resting place, as well as a temple dedicated to the Hindu deity Vishnu. Angkor Wat also served as the finest example of Khmer art to the Khmer people.
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ORIGIN OF DANCE The credit for the origin of dance cannot be given to any country in particular. Dance is as old as man himself. However, dance could be said to be theatrical in nature because it emnacted from theatrical activities. There are however, many forms or types of dance such as: ritualistic dance, political dance, love dance, vocational dance, re-creational dance et.c. The first person to document dance was a lady known as RUDOLF LABAN. Therefore, the study of dance is known as Labanotation.
i would say theme
Theatrical dance involves only instrumental music.
It includes Folk, Theatrical, Religious, Tribal, Social and others...:)
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A ballet is a classical form of dance, or a theatrical performance of such a dance, usually with music and in the form of a story.
Raoul Charbonnel has written: 'La danse' -- subject(s): Dance, Dance History and Theory, History, Music for Dance, Theatrical Dance
ORIGIN OF DANCE The credit for the origin of dance cannot be given to any country in particular. Dance is as old as man himself. However, dance could be said to be theatrical in nature because it emnacted from theatrical activities. There are however, many forms or types of dance such as: ritualistic dance, political dance, love dance, vocational dance, re-creational dance et.c. The first person to document dance was a lady known as RUDOLF LABAN. Therefore, the study of dance is known as Labanotation.
i would say theme
actually ,it includes folk,theatrical,religious,tribal,social and others.
Ruth St. Denis was a pioneer of modern dance and is best known for her innovative contributions to the genre of theatrical dance. She incorporated elements of Eastern dance forms, spirituality, and theatrical storytelling into her performances, blending them with Western dance traditions. St. Denis's work helped to elevate dance as a legitimate art form and paved the way for future generations of dancers and choreographers.
Theatrical dance involves only instrumental music.
The four are modern ,jazz ,aerobic ,and theatrical dances.
It includes Folk, Theatrical, Religious, Tribal, Social and others...:)
Gregorio Lambranzi has written: 'New and curious school of theatrical dancing' -- subject(s): Dance, Dance music
Horatio N. Grant has written: 'The double sword dance' -- subject(s): Dance Instruction and Technical Manuals, Handbooks, manuals, Handbooks, manuals, etc, Sword-dance, Theatrical Dance 'Spanish solo tambourine dance' 'Living whist' 'Skirt dance, no. 1. With calcium lights' 'The Highland fling and how to teach it' -- subject(s): Dance Instruction and Technical Manuals, Handbooks, manuals, Handbooks, manuals, etc, Highland fling (Dance), Theatrical Dance 'Skirt dance, no. 1. With calcium lights'