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    form of dance has been present on this planet for centuries‚ creating and inspiring people all around the world. Over time‚ some dance forms have evolved to mould society’s expectation and perspectives‚ while some have actually grown to question and scare it. Created in a time of change and cultural awakening‚ Post Modern Dance was seeded by performers in search of a new meaning to dance in a changing world. Since its beginning in the 60/70’s‚ the style has pushed the boundaries of dance and paved

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    As a Dominican Merengue‚ Bachata‚ Salsa‚ Perico Ripiao‚ Mambo and many other typical music genres are a must know. I mean what Dominican doesn’t know about these music genres. I danced Bachata and Salsa with this girl at this party. I honestly don’t remember the occasion‚ must I say Dominicans party for any and every reason. The party was in front of my grandmother’s house and across from the local bodega. The moon shined bright in the sky illuminating the night and making it perfect for the occasion

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    Bianca Jamerson Adv. Comp‚ Per. 2 9/11/12 Dance Studio v. Public High School Dancing Millions of people in the world love to dance but for the most part it’s where they are training which determines their success. Generally when someone wants to dance they think to take classes at a studio. Studio training is usually considered the best way to learn to dance but it is not the only way. Learning to dance at a public high school is an extremely convenient option as well. There are several similarities

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    People V.S Electronic Dance Music Electronic Dance Music‚ more often referred as EDM‚ is a selective genre of music‚ which centers in Trance‚ House‚ Progressive and Techno‚ its audience being among ages 11 to 25. Focusing in the art of a DJ performing a continuous DJ set‚ progressing from one record to the next. Since early 1980s it has been popularizing more and more from time to time‚ becoming now‚ one of the biggest music genres in the world. From what it was being "bedroom" DJs and only getting

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    EDAE224 Creative Arts Curriculum Studies 2 Assignment 1: Music Education Word Count: 3197 Key Curriculum Elements word count: 665 Integrating Music into the Curriculum word count: 650 Lesson Plan 1: 502 Lesson Plan 2: 414 Lesson Plan 3: 557 Participation in On-line Forums: 409 Contents Page Title Page 1 Contents Page 2 Key Curriculum Elements Page 3-4 Integrating Music into the Curriculum Page 5-6 Lesson Plan 1 – HSIE: ‘The End’ with Puppet Joe Page 7-9

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    backgroud about Jazz music. Jazz orginated at the beginning of 20th century‚ and New Orleans was the birth place of Jazz. Jazz based on the style of Blues and Ragtime. In 19th century‚ South of American use music to show their emotion‚ at the end of the 19th century‚ Jazz as a mixtura music with Blues and Ragtime and based on traditional American music. African music had a deep influence on Jazz music from the civil war‚ so Jazz music have many characteristics of African music. And it is the mixtura

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    Music is the expression of emotion through the medium of sound. From the very first moment a human heard a songbird and endeavored to recreate that beauty‚ or beat on a hollow log and found the rhythm compelling‚ music has become the most powerful freedom given by God. Music‚ in itself‚ is a characteristic common and unique to all cultures throughout the world. Every culture in history includes music as an important part of everyday life. Music‚ as a part of culture‚ will most often have more

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    Agbekor : History and Contemporary Performance Legends of Origin : Agbekor is a style of dance by the West African peoples of Ewe and Foh. It is an ancient dance once known as Atamga‚ Ga meaning ’great’‚ Atam meaning ’oath’. The word agbekor is a compound of two short words: agbe (“life”) and kor (“clear”). The professional performer Midao Gideon foli alorwoyie translets agbekor as “clear life”. Agbekor were inspired by the hunters’ observations of monkeys in the forest.

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    The Origins and Developments of Electronic Dance Music (EDM) and Contemporary Nightlife Musical Culture The origins and developments of Electronic Dance Music initially started with the development of the synthesizer. It was with these first uses of synthesized sounds that prompted the development of sequencers‚ sampling‚ effects processing‚ musical instrument digital interface (MIDI)‚ use of computer technology‚ hard disk recording systems and modern day virtual studio technology (VST’s). These

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    Japanese Butoh versus Western Modern Dance Ankoku Butoh –– or “Dance of Utter Darkness‚” is a Japanese dance form that emerged from a restless post-World War 2 Japanese society. The dance form is deeply influenced by Western thinkers‚ philosophers‚ and artists who adopts dark Gnostic principles‚ such as Georges Bataille and Antonin Artaud1. Butoh consistently focuses on themes considered taboo such as sexuality‚ eroticism‚ and other dark explorations of the dark soul. The art form surfaced because

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