Dance

yes they are all boys

It is the same as ''high-five''. Only you start it by squatting, not by sitting down.

Yes, I think it is.

We dance to music and to dance we wear a certain type of fashion that is relevant to the dance,in this case social and thearitical dance. We dance to express our values e.g Love and the place we are situated in can help us find out what type of dance will be performed there. We use machines to do warm ups before dance and to get fit for dance. HOPE THIS HELPS

Yes it is but there are other main sports too. But i would have to say it kinda is.

It's a great form of exercise and cultural education.

Yes it should it is a great form of P.E. or a good way for boys and girls to learn something valuable in a fun atmosphere.

Know one knows for sure! No jk! It's because it was tutu hard! Get it, TUTU- too, too! I hope this helped you! I had this for homework so maybe this was on your homework and maybe this helped you! Just a little cheat cheat!

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A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.) The creation of tap dance came from many different dance forms.

Vilnius Ballet School was created in 1986.

In competitive acro, dancers do a routine that includes acrobatic elements, such as lifts, tumbling passes, flexibility moves, and other controlled tricks

So you can convey the story you are trying to show/teach.

on a full moon and they don't have to be by a stream

The Royal Academy of Dance was established in 1920 at the Trocadero Restaurant in Piccadilly, London by a small group of eminent dance professionals. Brought together by Philip Richardson, former editor of 'Dancing Times', the group included five European greats: Adeline Genée from Denmark, Tamara Karsavina of Russia, Italy's Lucia Cormani, France's Edouard Espinosa and Phyllis Bedells of England. They represented the principal dance training methods of the time. It was their concern for the poor quality and badly organised state of dance training in Britain at the time that led to the emergence of the Association of Operatic Dancing of Great Britain which eventually became known as The Royal academy of Dance and finally The Royal Academy of Dance

durr are you dumb , Ashley , kimberly and Adam omg Ashley is like bare fit .

The chicken dance

Ten Cents a Dance was created in 1930.

a choreographer

Ballet is more graceful and Jazz has music with a different beat and different moves, with brisker, more pumped up steps rather than fluid, graceful movements of the arms and body.

Tap is a blend of Irish step dancing and African gumboot dancing. It began when the two minority groups were highly oppressed and they blended their dance forms. The steps of the Irish combined with the rhythm and style of the African Americans created tap.

Louis the 14 began ballet in his court then it spread world wide and pointe shoes were invented. :(

Well, the arts entertain people. They give performers the opportunity to do what they love, and give the audience a wonderful show. Some musicals can also convey important messages in ways that books and television can't (have you ever seen Cabaret? The music gave me goosebumps, and the plot was eye-opening. By the end, I was shaking and vowing to never, ever go along naively with injustice. The two hour show was better than dozens of lectures about politics, against discrimination, etc. Or Les Miserables - talk about a show that makes you want to run outside and start helping the oppressed. The music does something for you that words just can't) On top of that, budgets are a big problem in community theater companies. It is hard to wow an audience if you are cutting corners everywhere because you have no money. Sports get lots of money bacause of the pop culture craze, butthe arts usually don't. Even if you aren't a big fan of the performing arts, you have to realize that they are important to a lot of people, and a little donation on your part could mean the difference between a good show and a stunning one. If you ae giving to childrens theater, it is even better. Words can not describe how helpful theater is to children - dancing helps them be fit in the middle of a supposed obesity crisis. Memorizing lines helps with memory for tests - a lot of theater kids are good students. And of couse, it helps them get over the average persons numbr one fear - stage fright. If you are considering helping the arts, please do! I hope I've answered your question.

Heh. Since before Christ was born.

There is no special song for a brother and sister to dance to at a wedding, and there's a reason for that. It's not something that warrants particular attention during a day that should be about the bride and groom. Just choose a song you both like and ask the DJ or band to play it at some point during the wedding, but it should not be a spotlight dance. If the bride and groom each danced with each sibling in a spotlight dance that would take a lot of time that others may want to be out dancing. A wedding day is first and foremost about the bride and groom, and in a larger sense about family, but not the particular relationship between brother and sister. Some sisters are unhappy with their own lives and want to get attention during a brother's wedding. Please don't do that, it's obvious and pathetic, but try to enjoy the day and remember the real reason everyone is gathered together.

Ballet emerged in late 15 century Renaissance court of Italy, as a dance interpretation of fencing, and further developed in the French court from the time of Louis XIV in the 17th century. This is reflected in the French vocabulary of ballet. Subsequently, after 1850, ballet flourished in Denmark and Russia. It was from Russia that it returned to Western Europe and subsequently the globe. The Ballets Russes of Sergei Diaghilev and its successors were particularly influential during this period. It has continued to draw on and be enriched by folk dance and local dance traditions.

Basically ballet started as a sort of ballroom dancing that King Louis XIV liked because he could do it. And from there many men started performing dances, and then women were allowed, and from there it has evolved into what it is today.