Fall Dance Final 2024

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Ancient Civilizations

As cities and states began to develop across the globe, dance remained a big part of life events, religious activities, social celebrations, and entertainment.

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Ancient Egyptian Civilizations

Both men and women were trained as professional dancers for entertainment hosted by nobility or rich.

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Ancient Greek Civilizations

Dance was a valued part of society. During the golden age of Greece, a person was considered educated if he could dance.

Tragedies: Dancers used powerful symbolic gestures as they moved as a group

Comedies: Dancers did quick light movements, mimed fights, and played games

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Ancient Roman Civilizations

Dance was done for religious, social and entertainment purposes. Young aristocrat trained in dance as part of their education. Pantomimists were performers who were masked and used movement without words to tell legends, myths, and stories. They were accompanied by a man tapping a rhythm while the pantomime posed like statues, gestures, world, and lead to tell their story.

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The Resistance

The resistance began in Italy were Aristocracy loved entertainment royal houses often had a resident dance master to teach the latest dances along with manners and etiquette expected at court dancing was considered an important measure to determine a person standing in court society

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Dance in the Middle Ages

Dance was used as a way to escape the drudgery of every day life so they welcomed events or amusements for both peasants and nobility. Dance was an amusement that celebrated the agricultural season, live events, religious holiday, and the feasts

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King Louis XIV

This very important figure helped create the royal Academy of dance that later turned into the Paris opera ballet

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The French Revolution

What major event in the 18th century caused dancers and dance masters to relocate across Europe and America?

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Ballet d’action

Once ballet was identified as an independent art form, it became a self contained dramatic work with a story told through Dance and pantomime. what was this new form of ballet called?

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Minuet

This dance had a couple dance in 3/4 time or in other triple Meters. The man and woman perform these steps in S or Z figures. It was very popular in the beginning of the 18th century.

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Jean-Georges Noverre

This important figure identified ballet as an independent art form, and began to lay down rules and principles to creating full length ballets.

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Dance in our time

-The breakaway from classical ballet that created a more modern style

-Some modern techniques were based on improvisation

-Dancers and choreographers related their work to the more human experience in connection experimenting with pedestrian movement, dance task, and sight specific work

-George Balanchine formed the New York City ballet

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Head

Cranium

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Callor bone

Clavicle

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Bone that connects clavicle and Humerus

Scapula

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Part of you arm above the elbow

Humerus

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Shorter arm bone below the elbow

Ulna

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Longer arm bone below the elbow

Radius

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Wrist bones

Carpals

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Bottom part of your finger

Metacarpals

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Top part of your fingers

Phalanges

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Jaw

Mandible

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Connects your ribs

Sternum

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Back bone

Spine

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Connects spine to legs

Pelvis

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Nine and dancer

How many stage direction are there and whose perspective are they from.

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Shadow

What is the definition of efface?

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To Melt

What is the definition of Fondu

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To Whirl

What is the definition of Pirouette

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Whipped

What is the definition of fouetté

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Jumping

What is the definition of sauté

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To glide

What is the definition of glissade

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In the shape of a cross

What is the definition of En croix

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Unfolded

What is the definition of developpe

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Big jump

What is the definition of grand jete

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Crossed

What is the definition of Croise

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Outward

What is the definition on en dedors

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Forward

What is the definition of devant

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Circle of the leg

What is the definition of Rond de jambe

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High

What is the definition of en hunt

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Light and lively

What is the definition of allegro

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Downstage

If moving toward the audience, what direction are you moving?

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Reverenced

What is the final exercise and ballet class? What should always be done at the end Of a dance class.