Performing Arts

i only noone person who can or even tryd sooo i think Irish ppl and someothers do it more ppl do the jerk though

A common pose in ballet in which one leg is raised to the side, with the knee bent so the toe is pointed next to the supporting knee (front, side, back). The retire is the position used for performing a pirouette. Practicing this pose will help to improve balance.

Tap dancing is actually an American form of dance. It is a blend of Irish step and African gumboot dancing. When both African Americans and the Irish were oppressed they somehow came together and tap was formed; a blend of steps from the Irish and rhythm and style from the African Americans. African Americans were not allowed to perform at first so minstrel shows were done by white people and they would black out their faces to make fun of the black dancers.

america UH, No, NOt 'AMerica" !! SOUTH AMERICA !! ( both Continents!)

The COUNTRY is BRASIL....... in South America. BIg Difference!

Obviously hes cheating dump him and get your butt out there!

They will be back soon hopefully They do currently present a show on BBC 2 on Saturday mornings, called Transmission Impossible.

At the corner of 3rd Avenue and C Street, by the Trolley tracks.

Them by Jem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSLvcJ4I1mw

Carvin Knowles is a composer and music producer from Los Angeles. He studied music composition under Michael Hennagin, who was an orchestrator for Jerry Goldsmith.

Carvin's music has appeared in over 20 feature films.

Carvin Knowles was born in Long Beach, California to a mixed ethnic, multicultural family of musicians. At the age of 6, his family moved to Oklahoma, where as a teenager he became involved in the New Orleans-Tradition Marching Brass Band, "The T-Connection," playing funk and soul in a style that would eventually be banned as "indecent" in the city of where he lived.

Inspired by the movie scores of Bernard Herrman, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Jerry Goldsmith and John Williams, Carvin flew to Hollywood the week after his graduation to compose music for film.

In 1997, Carvin began producing albums for Oglio Records, a label dedicated to preserving the music of the '70s and '80s. Carvin was a contributing writer for Oglio's "Sex-O-Rama" series that included '70s-style funk with wah-wah guitar grooves and lots of bass. His production of "Porno-Style-Grooves" was so convincing that even his own mother believed that he was writing music for adult films. But despite the effect it had on Carvin's reputation, "Sex-O-Rama II" caught the attention of Paul Weitz, who directed "American Pie." His music for the now infamous "Pie Scene" has helped make it a cinematic classic.

Soon after his small taste of independent film success, Carvin began focusing on the music that he loved. Electronica, Dub and World Music. For several years, he was a part of Los Angeles' underground club scene, appearing "live" to play theremin (a kind of electronic instrument) or jazz trumpet or flute while the DJs kept the groove going.

From the beginning of his film scoring career, Carvin has been regarded as the go-to guy for any job that seemed too difficult, strange or controversial for other composers. His first real break came with Universal's American Pie, but his range has included Orchestral Score, Jazz, House, Jungle, Lounge, Dub, Breakbeat, Indie Rock, Blues, Ancient Music, World Music and, of course Funk. His love of controversy and his eclectic range led him to score Th!nkFilm's important 2005 documentary "F*ck" which explored issues of Freedom of Speech in Bush's America.

Because they enjoy doing so.

Yes. I am currently going through Barbizon right now and my cost is just over $2,000. The cost depends on where you live and which schooling you need or dont need.

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a musical

Do you mean you have the print under a paper? That is tracing.

The Charleston.

Public tastes in humor change over time, and if any jokes were topical to when the book/play/movie was written, a later audience might not be familiar enough with the context to understand or appreciate it.

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This is a sousaphone and developed to be used when marching.

There is a dance that starts with the letter a : Acro

yes

the robot dance was invented in the late 1600's

look it up on you tube land the will show god dont be to stupid lol

I think somthing several to rain dance :)

A stimulus can be something visual, auditorial, tactile, ideational and kinaesthetic for eg. the roughness of a jumper, which will assist you by giving you an ideal perception for your intent and movement when composing a dance :) i owned the last answer woot woot!