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A beautiful form of expression, dance is the movement of one's body, usually to a rhythm or music. Ask questions about the history of dance and types of dance here.

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What are some examples of non locomotor movements?

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The movements that do not move a person from one place to another are called non locomotor movements. Examples of non locomotor movements are: pulling, swaying, stretching, bending, pushing, turning, etc.

Who did capoeira?

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Capoeira was created around the turn of the 19th century by West-Central African slave in Brazil, with the first written mention of it in around 1806, however, the source of the motions and rituals is much older, since it is a syncretic art based on African practices.

Is dancing a girls sport?

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Yes. Girls can dance. But not all girls like to dance. Theoretically, any mammal can dance depending on your definition of dancing.

How do you do a quadruple backflip?

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You have to be a fairly good jumper. Jump and when you're at your highest, lean back. Pretend you're doing a front flip but just looking the wrong way. If done correctly, you should be able to backflip.

DANGER: IT'S BEST TO FIRST ATTEMPT A BACKFLIP ON A SOFT SURFACE (TRAMPOLINE, BOUNCY CASTLE, ETC.)

What is the meaning of locomotor movements?

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a locomotor motive is a movement that does"t stay on/in one stop

Kinds of locomotor movements?

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The movements that do not move a person from one place to another are called non locomotor movements. Examples of non locomotor movements are: pulling, swaying, stretching, bending, pushing, turning, etc.

Who was the person who was sitting on a bench tied his shoes and started dancing?

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The person who was sitting on a bench tied his shoes and started dancing was most likely a street performer. Street performers also known as buskers are individuals who perform in public places such as parks subway stations and popular streets to entertain passersby and earn money. Street performers typically perform acts such as singing dancing and playing an instrument. It is likely that the person on the bench was a street performer who was taking a break when they tied their shoes and started dancing.

Street performers are usually seen in urban areas where there are more people who can potentially stop to watch the performance. They can also be found in tourist areas such as Times Square in New York City. Street performers must take into account the location of their performance the size of the crowd and the type of act they will be performing.

Street performers may have a wide variety of talents such as singing playing music dancing juggling magic comedy and more. Many times street performers will combine different talents to create an entertaining show. In this particular case the person sitting on a bench tied their shoes and started dancing which suggests that they are a dancer and likely performing a solo act.

What function of hand movements in some dances?

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to tell a story

What is gumboot dancing?

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it is a dance routine

What costume do you wear for kwela dance?

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what attire do you wear for kwela dance

What does balance mean in dance?

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Balance means an equal distribution on weight

What does efface means in ballet?

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Literally "obscured" or "erased".

In direct connection with Ballet, it means "open" as when your legs do not cross each other; they are "open" to the audience. The opposite of efface is croise or "crossed."

What to write on a dance trophy?

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Name, year, and place

Does dance show beautiful forms in graceful attitudes?

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Dance helps to show the graceful to the beauty of art. Dance helps us to express the way towards ourselves and communicate without words.

Where is Emily sasson dance studio?

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Denver, Colorado

Cherry Creek Dance

Where was country and western dance originated?

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A GUY IS A ORIGIN a ps3 and now he is going to origin ps4,ps5,ps5 and continue on 678910

Are there foot positions in Jazz dance?

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yes there are. they are the same as ballet. Most teachers will have u dance with legs turned in while jazz dancing however. so all of the positions would be in parallel, rather than turned out.

Best state to work as a professional dancer?

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Many would argue that it is best to go to California or New York to acheive success as a professional dancer. As a former dancer, I agree that New York and California are great places to go to attempt to achieve fame as there are many very popular dance companies in cities like LA and NYC, and let's not forget Broadway, however sometimes it is easier to join a dance company in a more urban state or a local dance company. Only the best of the best can make it in the large cities since so many people go there to try to make it big, however if you are happy dancing and don't expect riches or fame, you can join a dance company in just about any state and be fine. The hardest part is actually getting the part.

But as far as paychecks and recognition go, New York is the place to be a dancer, if you have the moves to make it in.

Who authored the qoute everything was beautiful at the ballet?

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A beautiful, gut-wrenching song has this as the refrain. The song was written by Marvin Hamlisch (music) and Ed Kleban (Lyrics). See http://nypost.com/2012/08/08/genius-greatest-hit-saved-broadway/

What are the working conditions of a dancer?

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Dancers work in dance studios, theater rehearsal rooms, and on stage. They may work inside or outside at fairs and street performances, and usually work as part of a group, although a few perform solo. Dancers often work in cities where the large dance companies and troupes are located.

Did Michael Jackson teach usher to dance?

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What about Jason derulo did he teach usher to dance

How did Isadora Duncan die?

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Isadora Duncan, an American dancer considered the inventor of modern American dance, died when the scarf she was wearing became tangled in the open spoked wheels and rear axle of the car she was in. The scarf caught in such a way that it broke her neck.

How did isadora duncan dance help the world?

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Provided there is such a thing that 'helping the world' which is highly questionable, an act of 'voicing' (or expressing by any means, including dance) the opinions of many -- which she undoubtedly did or else she wouldn't have been so successful -- would certainly qualify. If interested, see papers by Comparatist Eva Tokei