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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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Who started dance?

Dance is very ancient. We have no record of who first started it.

What are the basic steps of dancing?

It depends on what kind of dancing you are doing but when in doubt....turn to the basics of ballet. Most dances contain ballet positions. 1st position is standing with your feet together. 2nd is standing with your feet apart, and so on. A pirouette is a turn used in just about all types of dances. Different studios teach different ways to prep but the turn itself is one leg standing on rel ave and the other foot up at the knee of the leg turning. During the turn you try to keep your focus on something. That is called spotting (it helps you balance)

Why did street dance begin?

because the lower class of people couldn't afford and wasn't allowed to go to studios and dance so they had to dance on the streets and that is it evolved and because it was to get away from the crime and there bad backgrounds. that is also how the dance competitions started because they did it instead of shooting and killing other people. hope that helps a bit i think it is all right.

How do you hide an erection while grinding?

Flip it up into the waistband of your pants.

What does flexible mean?

the ability to move at a particular joint through a full range of motion, this depends on the individual, the body temp, if the muscles have been stretched previously, and also muscle mass

Flexibility is defined by Gummerson as "the absolute range of movement in a joint or series of joints that is attainable in a momentary effort with the help of a partner or a piece of equipment." This definition tells us that flexibility is not something general but is specific to a particular joint or set of joints. In other words, it is a myth that some people are innately flexible throughout their entire body. Being flexible in one particular area or joint does not necessarily imply being flexible in another. Being "loose" in the upper body does not mean you will have a "loose" lower body. Furthermore, according to SynerStretch, flexibility in a joint is also "specific to the action performed at the joint (the ability to do front splits doesn't imply the ability to do side splits even though both actions occur at the hip)."

  • http://www.cmcrossroads.com/bradapp/docs/rec/stretching/stretching_3.html

Who is Stefan Sittig?

Stefan Sittig (born September 17, 1972 in Washington, D.C., United States) is known mostly as an American musical theatre choreographer and performer. His choreography has appeared Off-Broadway, internationally in Canada and Uruguay, and regionally in Washington, D.C., Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Although he was born in the U.S., Sittig's mother is Uruguayan and he was raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is perhaps best known as co-director and choreographer of the World Premiere of the Spanish version of Stephen Schwartz's musical Working (Spanish title: Trabajadores). As a performer, he has appeared at The Kennedy Center, Signature Theatre, Studio Theatre, Olney Theatre, The Barksdale Theatre, Theatre IV, Theatre Virginia, The Actor's Theatre of Washington and Heritage Repertory Theatre. In over 20 years as a performer, he has had the pleasure of appearing onstage with several Broadway and Hollywood luminaries, including Angela Lansbury [1], George Hearn [2], Tina Fey [3], Savion Glover [4], Florence Lacey [5], Judy McLane [6], Betty Ann Grove [7]and Helen Carey [8]. Projects he has been involved with as a choreographer or performer, have received 4 Helen Hayes Awards (D.C.'s equivalent of the Tony Award) and 19 Helen Hayes Award nominations. His website : [9] Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan_Sittig"

Has the hip-hop costume changed?

The hip hop costume changes with fashion. You can't really go wrong, even with last years "styles" as the basics are universal and have been around for a long time.

How many hours do dancers work?

It depends on the company; I know San Antonio Ballet dancers work from 6-9pm, although I don't remember if that's five or six days a week. Atlanta Ballet, I believe, works from 9 or 10am-7pm, roughly. Other companies I imagine are similar, but it varies depending on the size of the company-some of the smaller, lesser-paying companies rehearse fewer hours so that dancers have time to get a second job (aforementioned SA Ballet, also like San Diego Ballet). Some companies only rehearse for several weeks before a show, and then are off again for a while. Union companies have very stringent requirements on when and how long dancers can rehearse/perform/etc; five days a week during rehearsal weeks and six during performance weeks. During performances, there are extra hours in the evening, which depend on the individual call times, so perhaps for an 8 o'clock show, maybe 5 or 6 till about 10 or 10:30, depending on the length of the show as well.

Who are Famous Rock 'n' Roll dancers?

to dance to rock just bounce your head to the beat and jump around, or if everyone else starts waving their arms do the same.

Roman Kolb and Miguel Angueira

What is A2AA?

a2aa is a dance group formed by Britain's got talent winner 2008 george Sampson (he all so dances in it)

A2AA STANDS FOR ACCESS TO ALL AREAS

wooo go george

What is 'overdrive' by Richard Alston about?

Its about dancers response to the music; it doesn't really have a theme!

About La Jota Manilea step pattern?

walang kuwenta ang a la jota

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It's just like him

To wander off in the evergreen park

Slowly searching for any sign

Of the ones he used to love..

He says he's got nothing left to live for

(He says he's got nothing left…)

And this time I think you'll know..

You're not alone

There is more to this, I know

You can make it out

You will live to tell

She's just like him

Spoiled rotten

Confused by the lies she's been fed

And she's searching for no one..

(But herself)

Her eyes turn to green and she seems to be happy

That she is here

And this time I think you'll know…

You're not alone

There is more to this, I know

You can make it out

You will live to tell

You're not alone

There is more to this, I know

You can make it out

(There is more to know)

We're not alone

There is more to this, I know

You can make it out

You will live to tell..

(So tell me)

You're not alone

There is more to this, I know

You can make it out

(Make it out)

You will live to tell

(Live to tell)

You're not alone

There is more to this, I know

(And I know)

You can make it out

You will live to tell..

You are not alone.

You're not, you're not alone.

What are Basic krump techniqies?

Stomps, chest pops, and arm swings.

What is a Krocha?

I'm not really sure the meaning.

but krocha is a form of dance inspired by electronic music.

American term is hard step :)

A really good 15 year old birthday party for a trendy fun girl?

a really fun idea for me at least would be going to the mall for the day and then at night go to movies and being treated and opening all my presents there. if its a summer bday then maybe a pool party.

What is the typical work day like for a Cha Cha guide?

Well first you type 242-242 random questions and they give you random answers that make no sense whats so ever... for example an answer may be i do the cha cha like a sissy girl or my little nipples went to France

What is mazurka boholana dance and history?

.this traditional ballroom dance was popular in bohol and in other provinces during the spanish times.this was originally performed with couples scattered informally about the room with no definite sequence of steps an directions followed ..

.i hope you like my answer .. :-)

Two kinds of movement used in dancing?

Yes Dan and cing see dancing.

Pop and lock are often used in dancing.

Who is Bryan Tanaka?

He is one of the Best Dancers ever!!!!! Check him out he is an ispiration to all dancers in my opinon. http://www.myspace.com/btnaka