Performing Arts

Sapatya- from porac, pampanga

Basulto- from Tarlac City

Girls:

if it is formal wear a cute dress with high heels if it is casual go in a mini skirt and bright shirt with high heels or converse. you can wear skinny jeans too. leave your hair down or do a partial up do. it is really nice for formals.

Boys:

wear something nice not a suit or anything unless the dance is really formal.

Lap dancers exist because there is a market for them. If no one wanted a lap dance, the profession and club would quickly end.

More than one type of music influenced the Jitterbug. Swing, jazz, and ragtime music all had a part in the influence of the Jitterbug.

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Every person's voice is different. Not only that, but conductors organize their choirs in different ways. Chances are you should avoid descending below middle C. You should be good for an octave above that, plus all the way to F or so. Anything past that is usually a first soprano part or optional, so beware relying on those upper notes.

You have to stretch. Its the only way to warm up your musscle. If you don't you get cramps and could lead to hurting yourself. Do some splits do some push up sit up crunches etc....... So always stretch before dance!

No, it's too hard to get in to.

Lyrical Dance was created during the mideivel times, but some may argue that the Romans, Greeks, Persians and Egyptians might have used it also. This type of dance was definitely most famous during the time of minstrels.

A Visit from the Old Mistress is Winslow Homer's most famous painting. It was painted in 1876. He also did Cloud Shadows in 1890.

Here you go. I was in the music scene forever, so it is not difficult for me to give you a few of these. Another way for you to go would be to search "musical genres" or "styles of music" via Google, Amazon, or Wikipedia. Here are three to get you going: Exotica, Electronica, Easy Listening. I am certain there are dozens more.

Stylistic qualities of a awork refer to the way sensory and formal elements of art are used in similar ways within a given style of art. For example, all the Impressionist painters began by using color in certain ways. After a period of time, several of them moved away from that style and began to imprint their work with more distinctive use of these elements. Certain styles )or schools) of painting are quite easy to recognize. It may be very easy to determine some individual artists by their style. However, many artists adopted different styles throughout their careers, and their less-well known works may be difficult to recognize. Commonly, Art History or Art Appreciation courses will require identification of certain artistic styles or periods. Comparison of two works from a similar style are often compared, critiquing for differences and similarities. Contrasting two works of a similar theme but from different periods or movements is also frequently done to test the discernment of the viewer.

that's an opinion, some people think its fun and some people don't. the people i know who do just like to do it, and i guess it makes them feel free or something idk. People also like to do some weird stuff like kiss, in FIFTH GARDE OUTRAGOUS!

it means when some one is talking they use there voice like any thing you say or hum or stuff like that is voice

ballet is just like it was before. it is a beautiful and difficult sport. it takes alot of energy, balance, leg muscle, concentration, and persistence. you have to havea love for the sport to do it because if you dont then you wont want to put the work into it. its a sport(like most sports) where you have to put a few quarters in before it can play music. it also takes a lot of talent. More input More modern, more inventive, more expensive. More elaborate with everything. Diets and workouts have improved, too. That's how evolution works. Like all living beings, dance has improved over the centuries.

She did a lot of pom! Its where you hit every movement really sharp. She also did some ballet and jazz movements. Some hip hop was added but she mostly did jazz and added a lot of ballet technique. I know because I've been dancing since I was 7 and I am 16 now. (:

They may not be the strongest, but they certainly are strong. Ballerinas often have great control over their bodies and how they move, along with being strong. After all, their legs have to be able to support propelling them into the air on leaps and holding fast on turns.

Ballerinas are incredably strong and probobly are the strongest athletes out there

You can buy the game with or without a dance mat, you can choose. The one with the dance mat comes in a larger box.

This is the same with all dance dance revolution games on all consoles.

In terms of famous people born in Pasadena:

Julia Child, Chef

[born in Pasadena]

Bill Richardson, Gov. of New Mexico

[born in Pasadena]

Chris McAlister, Football Player

[born in Pasadena]

Drew Pinsky, MD, "Dr. Drew"

[born in Pasadena]

Octavia Butler, Sci Fi Authoress

[born in Pasadena]

Meridith Baxter, Actress (best known for role as Mrs. Keaton on "Family Ties")

[born in South Pasadena]

Darrell Wayne Evans, Baseball Player

[born in Pasadena]

Sally Field, Actress

[born in Pasadena]

William Holden, Actor

[born in Pasadena]

Richard Moll, Actor (best known for role as Bull Shannon on "Night Court")

[born in Pasadena]

Kathleen Quinlan, Actress

[born in Pasadena]

Kevin Lee Poulsen, Hacker

[born in Pasadena]

Victor Fleming, Film Director

[born in Pasadena]

Other famous residents have included:

The Van Halen brothers, Rock Musicians

David Lee Roth, Rock Musician

Jackie Robinson, Baseball Legend

Robert Reed, Actor (best known for role as Mike Brady on "The Brady Bunch")

George Reeves, Actor (best known as Superman)

Kevin Costner, Actor

Sihran Sihran, Assassin of RFK

Albert Einstein, Physicist

Wil Wheaton, Actor

Howard W. Hunter, President of the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints (Mormons)

Bobby Fischer, Chess player

Amelia Earhart, pilot

Tony MacAlpine, Guitarist

Swing dance is a relaxed and grounded improvisational dance based on down bounce, transfer of center of gravity, and redirection of momentum. It is traditionally danced to swing music and recently to neo-swing; however, it can be danced to many forms of music. You might say that swing is any partner dance that you can do in tennis shoes and blue jeans, usually facing each other and holding hands. One of the pair is a leader and the other a follower. It has its roots in New York's Harlem in the 1920s. It is quite distinct from Ballroom or Latin dancing. Jitterbug is an old name for East Coast Swing (ECS), which we used to call just "swing" until West Coast Swing (WCS) came along. Before ECS, we had the Shag, the Lindy Hop, and many other variations. What all forms of swing (except WCS) have in common is a bouncy dance in 4/4 time to bouncy music without any Latin rhythm elements. It stays in place. The leader leads the follower in many turns and kicks and other moves, frequently to his left and right. ECS is danced to music in 4/4 time but has only 6 counts in its basic pattern. Triple-time ECS usually has the pattern triple-step left, triple-step right, rock-step apart, with 2 counts each. For faster music, single-time ECS has simply left, right, rock-step. (Left and right are from the leader's perspective; the follower just stays with the leader unless led otherwise.) The Lindy Hop has an 8-count base: rock-step, triple-step, step-step, triple-step; some Lindy moves are often inserted into ECS routines for variety "Jive" is another form of ECS characterized by high speed and high stepping. WCS is quite cool, unlike other forms of swing. It is a slow, smooth dance in which the leader leads the follower in elegant gliding moves mostly forward and back in an imaginary slot with many turns and other moves as she goes. The leader usually stays alongside in one place as the follower goes back and forth in the slot. Many young people dance swing exclusively, having learned it in high school.

Dance: In dance space is used by a dancer that moves in and through space. When you dance the movement takes up space, and when you are performing it is in a space. You also need personal space to do tricks, flips and cartwheels. When you dance everyone need their own space. Space lets you move freely.

The kumintang is the name given to several distinct styles, techniques and forms in music and dance probably originating in the areas used by early Spanish cartographers and chronicles to denote a large province centering around what is known as Batangas. Early 19th-century travelers' accounts often mention the kumintang as a Tagalog "chant national", describing them as dance-songs performed by pairs of men and women, with texts concerning love and courtship. All accounts mention a glass of coconut wine passed from hand to hand by the dancers as they sing. Jean Baptiste Mallat describes it as a pantomimic dance where the man runs around and gestures to a woman(not always decently), and finally pretends illness to get the woman's full attention. In the 20th century, Francisca Reyes-Aquino dubbed as kumintang the circular hand and wrist movement also known as the kunday. Among present-day afficinados of musical and dance events called awitan and pandangguhan in and around the city of Batangas, kumintang also refers to a guitar-plucking style, considered the most melodious and beautiful of all guitar styles accompanying the old kinanluran style of pandangguhan dance songs.

The time signature of a Philippine folk dance will depend on which song is being used. For example, in Pittsburgh, PA, USA at the Wheeling Jesuit University Culture Fest on March 30, 2014, one of the dances is in 3/4 time, three beats to each measure of music (like a Waltz; OOM-pah-pah OOM-pah-pah). Other dances may have other time signatures.