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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.

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Do Japanese people dance?

Japanese people most certainly do dance. In addition to traditional dances (which can often times be seen at matsuri [festivals]) you can find a club dedicated to just about every type of dancing there is somewhere in Japan; hip-hop, house, swing, ballroom, etc. In short, yes, and all types.

Is there a tingob dance?

actually, there is. it's an igorot dance/ritual made to celebrate "oneness".

How much do ballroom dancers earn?

Professional Ballroom & Latin Instructors earn a varying amount of money. Being an instructor at an established chain might make you minimum wage per hour plus 5 to 10% commission. However, that is only for when you teach. Studios still have a tendency to ask instructors to work for no pay. Instructors can be asked to set up for parties, make phone calls and be present at the studio 8 hours per day. Studios can offer other incentives to make an income through guest parties, local outings, cruises, vacations and competitions. Pay might range from $50 to $300 per day per student attending the event.

Professional Competitors can win enough money in a competition to pay for the expenses of competing at that competition. That is only the winners. The competitors make an income from becoming well known in the industry. Now students wish to take lessons and or compete in competition with them which means they can charge more for private or group lessons and the competitions. They can build a bigger clientele which means more income. "Dancing with the Stars" Professionals can charge $300 / hour for a group class and $200 / hour for a private lesson. That is extreme. Most studios charge $10 to $25 / hour for a group class and $60 to $125 / hour for a private lesson.

Making a good income in the industry would require an instructor to eventually compete, manage or own a studio. It is great for a young person with no debt. You have the opportunity to meet wonderful people, travel the world and do some amazing things. That's only if a studio is doing well.

How do you turn off the hand movements in Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party?

Scroll up to the "options" button when you're on the songs dispay menu right before starting a stage.

What is the wedding waltz?

It's a slow dance to a wedding love song. It's the dance where the bride and groom dance for the first time as husband and wife.

How old is Casper Smart?

Beau "Casper" Smart is 30 years old (birthdate April 6, 1987).

Why is ballet terminology in french still used?

Because it was the french that gave proper names to the moves and so they are still used as a tradition.

What is the most famous dance school?

It depends how you class a famous dance school. Pinapple Dance Studios in London is open to all abilities from complete beginner to the most accomplished professionals. Many famous clients have graced the floors of Pinapple including Madonna and Beyonce. It teaches a broad range of dance.

However, you could class famous as the more specific dance schools. Generally, ballet schools are the msot famous and the Royal Ballet School in the UK and the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet are prehaps two of the msot famous, both, paticularly the Russian Ballet School, producing some of the most accomplished dancers ever known.

Both are well renown for their high level of professionalism.

Who Created Dance dance revolution?

The developer of Dance Dance Revolution is Konami, but the creator is Bernardo Rosabelli, who introduced the idea to Konami.

Mangingisda folk dance with history?

Mangingisda folk dance is a Filipino dance. It's performed by people that have little training to traditional music. The folk dance can be danced in public or in a competitive performance.

Did Catherine de Medici invent ballet?

Yes, and no, It is true that she was the mother of Ballet, but she herself didn't create the dance style, she more took dance masters, showed them things she liked and disliked, and then had them create "ballet de cour" as it was called then.

Bakya folk dance history?

sorry rewrite only..

BAKYA DANCE

"Bakya" means wooden shoes. They are the common

footwear of the poor in the "barrios". During the rainy

season almost all people wear them. They are made in

different materials, colors, and shapes. This dance is

very interesting and lively. In a playful mood, young

boys and girls are supposed to be teasing each other

rhythmically with their "bakya".

COSTUME. Girls wear "balintawak" and boys "barong tagalog" with red trousers. All have on "bakya".

by--niSsy10--

yalayalayala

What is national dance of Portugal?

"malhao" is the word that occurs in many songs to which one can dance. traditional folclore groups (often called "ranchos") perform these dances. hence i guess that the national dance is called "malhao" (as I'm using a non-portuguese computer, please note that above the letter "a" in "malhao" a tilde (a wavy line) should be put).

How Much Does A Pro Dancer Get?

a professional dancer can earn up to 1.3million a year but that's if you really put your self out there

In what year did classical ballet start?

Classical ballet can be traced to Italy during the 1400's at the time of

Renaissance.

How do you play ballet?

If by that you mean: "How do you DO ballet?" Very simple. And complicated. Like this.

Classical music, a classroom with a teacher (preferably an experienced veteran with a real choreographer's natch), and the appropriate outfit for class.

--A Long-Time Player of Ballet, Dane Youssef