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What is timing in dance?
Are you talking about the song "Time"? They did a dance to it on So YOu Think You Can Dance a few years ago...
What kind of dance is Kizomba exactly?
Kizomba is a Latin Social dance. It combines the dance movements and timing from European ballroom dance and the African dance. The Kizomba dance has been around since 1981.
What do you learn from dancing?
Dance helps develop coordination, balance and timing.
What does a choreographer need to have?
timing in dance and to be good at what u dooing lol ;)
What does musicality of a dance mean?
How much the dance relates to the music, does fit the music it also slightly to do with feeling the music, expression and timing Hope this helps : )xx
What is timing in dance?
Are you talking about the song "Time"? They did a dance to it on So YOu Think You Can Dance a few years ago...
What kind of dance is Kizomba exactly?
Kizomba is a Latin Social dance. It combines the dance movements and timing from European ballroom dance and the African dance. The Kizomba dance has been around since 1981.
What does a choreographer need to have?
timing in dance and to be good at what u dooing lol ;)
What do you learn from dancing?
Dance helps develop coordination, balance and timing.
What does musicality of a dance mean?
How much the dance relates to the music, does fit the music it also slightly to do with feeling the music, expression and timing Hope this helps : )xx
Why is timing in dance so important?
because without timing everyone who is dancing would be doing the steps and dance moves at different times! For example: if "group 1" in the dance class was suppose to turn on 1,"group 2" was suppose to turn on 2, " group 3" was suppose to turn on 3, and group 4 was suppose to turn on 4, if you were counting " 1, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4" , if there was timing everyone would be turning randomly!Hope this helps !
What are the components of street dance?
unison,tutting,cannon,icolated movement,attitude,rythem,timing and sharp moves. by ally smith
What are the 5 key features of Indian dance?
1. hand Jestures 2. Moods/feelings 3. Tradittional Culture 4. Slow timing] 5. Outfits
What does the term rhythm mean in music terms?
Rhythm refers to the timing and pace of the drama. Exchanges of dialogue between characters, the way a character walks, and the speech pattern of a character are all examples of rhythm.
What is comic dances?
depicts funny movements for entertainment.
When does the bride and groom dance?
The bride and groom traditionally dance the bridal waltz at the reception. Timing for the dance varies incredibly. Most couples dance after speeches and cutting of the cake. It also happens:- as soon as they walk into the reception, after the entree, before the speeches, outside the church, toward the end of the night(this is generally to make guests stay longer), and pretty much anywhere else you can imagine... The most common is after the wedding cake cutting.
Why are there only 3 beats in waltz?
In the 19th and early 20th century, numerous different waltz forms existed, including versions performed in 2/4 or 6/8 (sauteuse), and 5/4 time (5/4 waltz, half and half). Now, waltzes are primarily in 3/4 timing. This is the conventional way in which they are written - especially because a waltz is a dance, and it is practically impossible to dance in a waltzing manner to a piece that is in 4/4 timing.
