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Dance
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.
11,260 Questions
Who is the girl dancing in the lykke li video dance dance dance?
Assuming you are referring to the video that pops up on youtube, that is in fact not Lykke Li's official video, the girl in the video is a fan.
What characteristics of dance make it more difficult to study and reconstruct than other arts?
I've always said that dance is such a difficult art form because to be a dancer you have to have the ears of a musician, the body of an athlete, and the heart of an artist. It's such a unique combination of skill sets, which makes it, in my opinion, the most beatiful and powerful of all the arts. Also, it's different from others because whereas music exists only in time and visual art exists only in space, dance exists in both.
What types of dance can you do with jazz tap and ballet shoes?
You can tap in a tap shoe, you can do jazz in your jazz shoe, and you can do character, classical, or muscial or play ballet. You can even do pointe in ballet. In jazz shoes you can also do lyrical!
How many calories do you burn in 10 hours when you dance?
There are a lot of factors. It depends on what type of dance you're doing, how hot it is, how quickly your body burns calories and many other things. To give you an idea though, if you danced the mambo or tango for one hour, you would burn about 200 calories.
they dance to different kinds of music like jujube and Kaunda and kabuki etc."they dance to different kinds of music like jujube and Kaunda and kabuki etc." I don't know who wrote this, but whomever did is hilarious! Historically, Mennonites considered dancing to be lewd, heretical, and unbecoming of Christian-like behavior. It wasn't until the late 80's that select Mennonite college campuses began allowing on-campus dances. Although there is more tolerance of dancing in the churches now than ever before, dancing is still frowned upon by many in the older generation. So to answer your question: Very few Mennonites dance, and those who do participate in dance forms that you are familiar with (Ballet, Modern, Tap, Hip Hop, Salsa, Bachata, West African, square dancing, liturgical dancing, Twerking, and the Harlem Shake). I was raised Mennonite, and I am now a professional Contemporary dancer. Mennonites aren't much different than the rest of the population despite preconceived notions. They are not Amish (who, by the way, don't dance at all).
How do you get bonus songs on just dance 3?
You can buy them at the store they have in game and be good at the game
How much do the top 10 dancers on so you think you can dance get paid?
i guess they dont know this one either
When was I Can Tell By the Way You Dance - You're going to Love Me Tonight - created?
I Can Tell By the Way You Dance - You're Gonna Love Me Tonight - was created on 1984-03-26.
What was the name of blood on the dance floor's first album?
Hard to be a Diamond in a Rhionestone World
How long would it take a 13yr old girl to learn ballet?
it will take 27,000 years for them to learn ballet b ecause they probably suck
Where was the josh turner firecracker video made at?
The video was shot at Tennessee Alabama Fireworks. It is at Exit 152 on I-24 in Kimball, TN. They have a second store 6 miles away at Exit 158.
How many years does it take to learn the ballet technique of dancing on point?
It depends on how well you do in the class. For people who start at a younger age, the rule is usually that she has to be atleat 10 years old to start pointe. That way her feet are fully developed and are strong enough. But if you're starting later, it depends on how strong you are and when the teacher decides that you are ready to do pointe.
Daniel Cloud Campos is a dancer!
His first work was with Madonna, in the tour "The Re-Invention Tour", in 2004 !
He is 26 years old, and nowadays he's living in L.A.
He is also the dancer and male protagonist in Shakira's music video "Did It Again" and the Spanish version, "Lo Hecho Esta Hecho".
How do you dance the Running Man?
It's an old dance move popular in the '90s (think MC Hammer).
From a standing position, lift and bend your left knee 90o, then hop on the right foot with the right arm bent (like you're running). Then, change to the right knee bent 90o, so you're now standing on your left leg. As you change feet, slide the foot on the ground back, so you appear to be running forward. Do this very fast and exaggeratedly to look funny.
How do you spell shuffle in tap dancing?
"Shuffle" is the way to spell it, either in dance, cards, or other uses.
How many hours a day does a Rockette work?
a rockette works 7 days a week for lots of hours i dont know the exact time bc i tried looking it up just now and it asked me to answer it so this is wha im saying
What did the first pointe shoes look like?
In 1832, the famous ballerina Marie Taglioni was the first to dance a full length ballet (Les Sylphide) en pointe, although her shoes were much different than the pointe shoes used today. They were most like regular ballet shoes, with the ends "darned" or reinforced with extra thread. Most likely, dancers used these pointe shoes before her famous performance, but she is the first to dance a full length ballet in them, and is thus given the credit. Dancers at this time were beginning to jump and turn more than dancers previously, and this required a change in the shoe that they needed. When ballet first appeared, dancers wore a shoe with a heel on it. As ballet technique progressed and became more demanding, the shoe changed as well, to a flat shoe, pleated on the bottom, with ribbons to secure it around the ankle. In Taglioni's day, when dancers were trying to portray ethereal, ghost-like creatures, as in Les Sylphide, the ability to rise on one's toes made them appear to be floating or gliding across the stage. So the pointe shoe evolved because of the demands of ballet, and the needs of the ballerinas dancing those roles.
