Performing Arts

I would say the most important physical skill is Core Strength. If your core strength is good you will be able to exert your maximum force to perform a move correctly. Core strength improves balance which improves plies, spins etc.

Core strength also improves flexibility as your stomach muscles are used to exert maximum force, for example, while doing leg kicks if you didn't use your muscles to lift your leg it would simply have no split what so ever.

Other physical skills are alignment and coordination. These are both examples of skills that use movement memory and body awareness.

The list of skills in Dance could go on for a while and are all linked together such as core strength is related to balance and flexibility as movement memory is related to coordination and alignment. No dancer, in my opinion, can possibly perform the correct moves without a good core body strength.

It's called an online text to speech creator. There are websites where you type an a sample voice in a language of your choice reads it aloud. Other websites will create an audio file in mp3 format that you can download.

A search for online text to speech will throw up several such websites.

the answer you are looking for is Polka

A Chair, some type of chain or pole

3 simple moves for the beginner.

1.step turn step: basically you step onto your right-leg,pick up the left leg and turn to face the back and put your left-leg down. then pick up your right leg and turn to face the front then put your right leg down in first position [legs together] do this faster and faster and there you go! the step turn step. or add a clap on the end and it turns into step turn step clap.

2. step clap: basically you stand in first position [legs together] step out on your left leg then bring your right leg to meet it so you are back in first position. clap when your right leg meets the ground. do this slowly then get faster and faster. there you go step clap! or you could do a jump when you bring your right leg in this is called step jump clap.

3. this move is a bit harder to explain. its called the box step. first you stand in first position. step forwards on your right leg then on your left leg. keep your legs apart [second position] then step back on your right leg then on your left back into first position. this move is a bit harder to explain but i hope it makes sense.

The word "genre" is basically synonymous with "catagory" -- e.g., That painter works in the genre of seascapes. His sister works in the still life genre. Even more familiar would be with reference to movies -- the horror genre, the sci-fi genre, etc.

step 1: visualize a tunnel between yourself and the object, if you are a beginner, pick a paper ball or something small. step 2: think of all of the ki around you and store it in your body, then focus all of your ki into the object, now will that ki to move. step 3 : if you did this correctly then you should be able to move it at least an inch, or even make it rise, it depends on you, and also before you do this, meditate, that will open your mind and make it easier to visualize.

The documented composition of a cappella pieces originated among the religions of Judaism and Christianity. Many hymns and religious pieces are written for a cappella.

Mimes can wear other colors besides just black and white to portray their character more easily. I am still trying to find what mimes can wear as other colors to portray their character. The most common color mimes wear are black and white. These are known as the classic colors. Mimes wear black and white so that they have a neutral effect as well as making it easier to see the facial expressions. Also the use of these colors makes it so that the facial expressions are the center of the act. When the mime acts out something, such as a wall, the black and white make a neutral background for the subject. Wearing a color such as red or blue draws away the neutrality of the image in this case the wall.

Unless indicated otherwise, a quarter note will be equal to two eighth notes, which means that two eighth notes (equal to each other in duration) can take the place of any quarter note. Three eighth notes of equal duration (and shorter than regular eighths by a third) taking the place of a quarter note make up a triplet. A triplet can also be three eighths, for example, playing against 2 eighths. You can have triplets of any kind of note, but you are likely to see eighth note and quarter note triplets most frequently. The idea seems simple, but when you embed voices playing triplets against accompaniments of varying complexity, triplets can be challenging to perform.

Himmy Hendrix. The songs were:

"Message to Love"

"Hear My Train A Comin'"

"Spanish Castle Magic"

"Red House" (Hendrix's high E-string broke while playing, but he played the rest of the song with five strings.)

"Mastermind" (written and sung by Larry Lee)

"Lover Man"

"Foxy Lady"

"Jam Back at the House"

"Izabella"

"Gypsy Woman"/"Aware of Love" (These two songs written by Curtis Mayfield were sung by Larry Lee as a medley)

"Fire"

"Voodoo Child (Slight Return)"/"Stepping Stone"

"The Star-Spangled Banner"

"Purple Haze"

"Woodstock Improvisation"/"Villanova Junction" (both titles are posthumous)

"Hey Joe"

Elvis Presley - Fever

"Te gusta bailar" is "you like to dance"; "Me gusta bailar" is "I like to dance."

drums and percussion (clave)

electric bass guitar

electric guitar

clavinet (keyboard)

piano

electric organ

trumpet or cornet

sax and/or trombone

Many people can do dancing to get fit, as a sport or just to have a good time. It is more common to find younger people in a hip-hop or street dancing class, but anyone can do ballroom dancing, tap and there are many more genres to do.

The Elvis song is the one played while "Fred"(Vince) is in the toy factory dancing on the table with all the elves around him. Remember he hated the fact that the DJ played the same X-mas songs back to back?!?! I too am try to find out the song that Fred and Willie were dancing to in the bar right before Willie fell in front of his love!

The Elvis song is called Rubberneckin and the bar scene song is Beast of Burden by The Rolling Stones

Cannon in a dance is like row your boat. So like a dancer does something and then another dancer does the same movement in different timing.
It's when someone does something then someone else does the same thing after like the Mexican wave

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Put your right arm out straight in front of you with your palm down. Then do the same with your left arm. Then turn your right palm to the ceiling, then your left. Then bend your right arm so that your right hand goes on your left shoulder. Do the same with your left (so that left hand goes on your right shoulder). Your arms should now be crossed with your elbows out in front of you. Then put your right hand on the right side of your head. Then your left to the left side of your head. Then cross your right arm over your waste, then your left (right hand should be on left side of your waste and vise versa). Then put your right hand on your right hip, then your left on your left hip. Then you should be at the point of the song when it goes HEYYYY MACARENA!, during which you shake around your hips a little and jump so that you turn 90 degrees. Then you start the whole thing facing the new direction.

It depends on what kind of dance you're wanting to get into. Some classes can charge on a monthly basis, weekly basis, per class, or per hour. In my experience, I have seen classes costing 200 per month, others 50 per week, others 15 per class, and one even was 12 per hour. Best bet would be to browse for local schools in your area to get the cheapest rates.

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