Alvin Ailey Alvin Ailey was born in Rogers, Texas on January 5, 1931. His family is a very religious family. He joined the Sunday School and the Baptist Youth League church. When he was a junior high school student, his class went to the ballet, which is why he encouraged him to dance. I saw ballet and dance teacher Lester Horton and he made a good start. Please encounter dancers and actors such as Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, Charles Widman, Hana Holme, and encourage them to pursue a career of dance. Ten years after Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater was founded in 1969, Ailey founded the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center, later named Ailey School in 1999. Beginning with Brooklyn, there are 125 students, and co-directors Alvin Ailey and Pearl Lang aim to provide arts and dance to the resource community. The school currently trains more than 3,500 dancers every year. In 1970 the school moved to Manhattan and in 1984 Dennis Jefferson served as the director. Under her guidance, the school cooperated with Fordham University and started a bachelor of art in 1998. A few years later, the school moved to the Joan Weir Dance Center. Dennis Jefferson died in 2010, Tracy Inman and Melanie Par are co-directors. A few years later in 2012, many years of art director Sylvia Waters retired, deputy director Troy Powell took over the artistic director. Alvin Ailey is a student of Lester Horton, Bella Lewitzky, later Martha Graham and has been active for several years in concerts and theaters. In 1958, Ailey and a group of young African American dancers played at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in New York. Avery uses his inspiration for Texas' memory of the blood, blues, spirit, and the gospel. His most popular and popular piece is Revelations (1960). Post - modern dance developed in the United States in the 1960 's when society raised doubts about truth and ideology in politics and art. This period is characterized by social and cultural experiments in art. Choreographers no longer create specific "schools" or "styles". The influence of dance of various times is blurred and scattered. Post modern dance is little or no music performance Ailey School opened in 1969, 11 years after the establishment of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Students have the opportunity to see the whole world

Alvin Ailey Alvin Ailey was born in Rogers, Texas on January 5, 1931. His family is a very religious family. He joined the Sunday School and the Baptist Youth League church. When he was a junior high school student, his class went to the ballet, which is why he encouraged him to dance. I saw ballet and dance teacher Lester Horton and he made a good start. Please encounter dancers and actors such as Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, Charles Widman, Hana Holme, and encourage them to pursue a career of dance. Ten years after Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater was founded in 1969, Ailey founded the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center, later named Ailey School in 1999. Beginning with Brooklyn, there are 125 students, and co-directors Alvin Ailey and Pearl Lang aim to provide arts and dance to the resource community. The school currently trains more than 3,500 dancers every year. In 1970 the school moved to Manhattan and in 1984 Dennis Jefferson served as the director. Under her guidance, the school cooperated with Fordham University and started a bachelor of art in 1998. A few years later, the school moved to the Joan Weir Dance Center. Dennis Jefferson died in 2010, Tracy Inman and Melanie Par are co-directors. A few years later in 2012, many years of art director Sylvia Waters retired, deputy director Troy Powell took over the artistic director. Alvin Ailey is a student of Lester Horton, Bella Lewitzky, later Martha Graham and has been active for several years in concerts and theaters. In 1958, Ailey and a group of young African American dancers played at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in New York. Avery uses his inspiration for Texas' memory of the blood, blues, spirit, and the gospel. His most popular and popular piece is Revelations (1960). Post - modern dance developed in the United States in the 1960 's when society raised doubts about truth and ideology in politics and art. This period is characterized by social and cultural experiments in art. Choreographers no longer create specific "schools" or "styles". The influence of dance of various times is blurred and scattered. Post modern dance is little or no music performance Ailey School opened in 1969, 11 years after the establishment of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Students have the opportunity to see the whole world

Alvin Ailey and Tchaikovsky's swan lake revelation are two different dance styles with different histories. Apocalypse is a contemporary dance, swan lake is a classical dance. Every dance has a viewpoint, and these views have already received wide praise. They all contain different dance styles, but they have some common features. Props and lights on the stage of each show seem to be different. A swan lake has a lake. This is the key to this dance. "Swan Lake" Fantasy as in 1976: The story of Bavarian Ludwig II inserted in the story of John Neumie Hamburg Ballet, Neumier, Swan Lake through Ludwig's obsession with swans. Most of the original score is used with other Tchaikovsky materials, and the choreography combines the familiar Petipa / Ivanov material with Neumie's new dance and scene. At the end of the ballet, Ludwig died of drowning, trapped in a shelter, set dramatic music for the end of the third act. For the sake of the state, the unpleasant royal family became subject to heterosexual marriage, cross reference to the private life of the real royalty, this work predicted the interpretation of Bern and Murphy. A fantasy like "Swan Lake", but still the main German ballet track Alvin Ailey and Tchaikovsky's swan lake revelation are two different dance styles with different histories. Apocalypse is a contemporary dance, swan lake is a classical dance. Every dance has a viewpoint, and these views have already received wide praise. They all contain different dance styles, but they have some common features. Props and lights on the stage of each show seem to be different. A swan lake has a lake. This is the key to this dance. Looking back from the swan, you can see swans of swans swimming in the lake. Understanding this very important change for the audience is very important. The light of the swan lake is bright because there are many scenes that need to illuminate the entire stage. When the soloists dance, they do not pay special attention to them. Apocalypse is very easy

Alvin Ailey and Tchaikovsky's swan lake revelation are two different dance styles with different histories. Apocalypse is a contemporary dance, swan lake is a classical dance. Every dance has a viewpoint, and these views have already received wide praise. They all contain different dance styles, but they have some common features. Props and lights on the stage of each show seem to be different. A swan lake has a lake. This is the key to this dance. "Swan Lake" Fantasy as in 1976: The story of Bavarian Ludwig II inserted in the story of John Neumie Hamburg Ballet, Neumier, Swan Lake through Ludwig's obsession with swans. Most of the original score is used with other Tchaikovsky materials, and the choreography combines the familiar Petipa / Ivanov material with Neumie's new dance and scene. At the end of the ballet, Ludwig died of drowning, trapped in a shelter, set dramatic music for the end of the third act. For the sake of the state, the unpleasant royal family became subject to heterosexual marriage, cross reference to the private life of the real royalty, this work predicted the interpretation of Bern and Murphy. A fantasy like "Swan Lake", but still the main German ballet track Alvin Ailey and Tchaikovsky's swan lake revelation are two different dance styles with different histories. Apocalypse is a contemporary dance, swan lake is a classical dance. Every dance has a viewpoint, and these views have already received wide praise. They all contain different dance styles, but they have some common features. Props and lights on the stage of each show seem to be different. A swan lake has a lake. This is the key to this dance. Looking back from the swan, you can see swans of swans swimming in the lake. Understanding this very important change for the audience is very important. The light of the swan lake is bright because there are many scenes that need to illuminate the entire stage. When the soloists dance, they do not pay special attention to them. Apocalypse is very easy

Finally, modern dance thrived in the 20th century. And it reflects the unique theatrical dance tradition of classical ballet. Unlike classical ballet, modern dance does not represent expression, it is obsessed with modern art itself. It reveals the complex nature of dance culture by analyzing the dance culture elements of ballet and modern dance. Early modern American dancers Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis symbolized the departure of classical ballet European culture (Thomas). According to historians, modern dance has two main birth places: Europe (especially Germany) and the United States. It developed into a kind of concert dance, but it did not come directly from any ballet, school or artist. The emergence of modern dance, due to its time, occurs alone and outside any academic institution. Unlike the classical dance tradition of American modern dance pioneers, Fuller was announced at her hometown concert hall. She has had great success in Europe (especially in Paris), where she has a big influence, symbolizing the artistic trends and fashion of that era. Modern dance is more than popular dance style anytime. By contrast, modern dance is not a participation in dance but an official stage concert. From the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century, modern dance appeared in Germany and the United States. Many people think that the appearance of contemporary dance is a rejection of classical ballet, but this explanation is too simple. African Americans use modern dance to express their culture. Works by Alvin Ailey, especially in New York, created the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater and revolutionized the modern dance. Modern dance continues to be popular at American dance schools throughout the country. That heritage continues to be handed down to the performances depicted on the TV series "Dance Mama".

Finally, modern dance thrived in the 20th century. And it reflects the unique theatrical dance tradition of classical ballet. Unlike classical ballet, modern dance does not represent expression, it is obsessed with modern art itself. It reveals the complex nature of dance culture by analyzing the dance culture elements of ballet and modern dance. Early modern American dancers Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis symbolized the departure of classical ballet European culture (Thomas). According to historians, modern dance has two main birth places: Europe (especially Germany) and the United States. It developed into a kind of concert dance, but it did not come directly from any ballet, school or artist. The emergence of modern dance, due to its time, occurs alone and outside any academic institution. Unlike the classical dance tradition of American modern dance pioneers, Fuller was announced at her hometown concert hall. She has had great success in Europe (especially in Paris), where she has a big influence, symbolizing the artistic trends and fashion of that era. Modern dance is more than popular dance style anytime. By contrast, modern dance is not a participation in dance but an official stage concert. From the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century, modern dance appeared in Germany and the United States. Many people think that the appearance of contemporary dance is a rejection of classical ballet, but this explanation is too simple. African Americans use modern dance to express their culture. Works by Alvin Ailey, especially in New York, created the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater and revolutionized the modern dance. Modern dance continues to be popular at American dance schools throughout the country. That heritage continues to be handed down to the performances depicted on the TV series "Dance Mama".

I went to see Parsons Dance Company on Tuesday, April 9th. This is a very interesting show. In fact, I observed various techniques in this performance. Because the company uses different forms of dance for one technology, they become unique companies. One feature of the technique I noticed in most works is the movement at a fast pace. All works are optimistic and synchronized with music. Their movement is all based on music accents. John Mackey wrote for the Orchestra (Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra, New York Youth Symphony Orchestra), Theater (Dallas Theater Center), Dance (Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Parsons Dance Company, New York City Ballet), but his Big There are also famous works in the past ten years, the band (the name of the concert band) also became famous, and now thousands of performances are held annually. Recent commissions include BBC singer, Dallas Wind Symphony Orchestra, military, high school, middle school, university bands in the USA and Japan, Joseph Alessi (Main Trombone, New York Philharmonic Orchestra) and Christopher Martin (Main Trumpet, New York Phill) is included. Orchestra) In 2014, he became the youngest composer ever elected to the American Band Association. In 2018, he received the Vladimir and Roda La Kender awards from the Academy of American Art and Letters. I live with my spouse A.E in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Paul Taylor - Juilliard School of Music and a student at the University of Connecticut Dance Academy. In 1952, his performance at the American Dance Festival attracted the attention of several major choreographers. He was a company of Merce Cunningham, Martha Graham, George Balanchine (in that order) and founded Paul Taylor Dance Company in 1954. The use of everyday gestures and the ideology of modernism is a characteristic of his choreography. Former members of Paul Taylor Dance Company include Twyla Tharp, Laura Dean, Dan Wagoner, and Senta Driver. Graduates are currently or currently employed for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Ballet Hispanico, Harlem Dance Theater, Martha Graham, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Complexion etc .. SMU is also one of the few BFA courses that encourages and supports students who wish to work in both major. Because there is the best ballet outside of New York City, the Jordan College of Art at Butler University is the first choice for a dancing dancer. The course includes ballet, modern and jazz studio classes focused on classical ballet. We also offer complementary studio courses, choreography, improvisation, Laban analysis, dance music, dance history, theory and philosophy at Pointe, Men's Allegro, Character Dance, World Dance, Pas de Deux, Classical Variations.

I went to see Parsons Dance Company on Tuesday, April 9th. This is a very interesting show. In fact, I observed various techniques in this performance. Because the company uses different forms of dance for one technology, they become unique companies. One feature of the technique I noticed in most works is the movement at a fast pace. All works are optimistic and synchronized with music. Their movement is all based on music accents. John Mackey wrote for the Orchestra (Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra, New York Youth Symphony Orchestra), Theater (Dallas Theater Center), Dance (Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Parsons Dance Company, New York City Ballet), but his Big There are also famous works in the past ten years, the band (the name of the concert band) also became famous, and now thousands of performances are held annually. Recent commissions include BBC singer, Dallas Wind Symphony Orchestra, military, high school, middle school, university bands in the USA and Japan, Joseph Alessi (Main Trombone, New York Philharmonic Orchestra) and Christopher Martin (Main Trumpet, New York Phill) is included. Orchestra) In 2014, he became the youngest composer ever elected to the American Band Association. In 2018, he received the Vladimir and Roda La Kender awards from the Academy of American Art and Letters. I live with my spouse A.E in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Paul Taylor - Juilliard School of Music and a student at the University of Connecticut Dance Academy. In 1952, his performance at the American Dance Festival attracted the attention of several major choreographers. He was a company of Merce Cunningham, Martha Graham, George Balanchine (in that order) and founded Paul Taylor Dance Company in 1954. The use of everyday gestures and the ideology of modernism is a characteristic of his choreography. Former members of Paul Taylor Dance Company include Twyla Tharp, Laura Dean, Dan Wagoner, and Senta Driver. Graduates are currently or currently employed for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Ballet Hispanico, Harlem Dance Theater, Martha Graham, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Complexion etc .. SMU is also one of the few BFA courses that encourages and supports students who wish to work in both major. Because there is the best ballet outside of New York City, the Jordan College of Art at Butler University is the first choice for a dancing dancer. The course includes ballet, modern and jazz studio classes focused on classical ballet. We also offer complementary studio courses, choreography, improvisation, Laban analysis, dance music, dance history, theory and philosophy at Pointe, Men's Allegro, Character Dance, World Dance, Pas de Deux, Classical Variations.

BalletHippánicoDance School is a major dance education center for celebrating dance and culture for about 50 years and using it in the community. BalletHippánicoDance School fosters eclectic and versatile dancers that stand out in a competitive work environment and learns the traditional ballet tradition, contemporary technology, and Spanish dance. The college is accredited by the National Dance School Association and supports students by providing a comprehensive approach to sports discovery, including vocational training and dance classes for beginners. The school also offers adult courses and workshops to provide cultural and dance fun for everyone. The graduates of the school entered famous music schools such as the Juilliard School of Music, Fiorello H. LaGuardia Performing Arts College, dance, music, movies (Jennifer Lopez), television (Michael de Lorenzo). His career and career at major dance companies such as Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Paul Taylor, ABT II, ​​San Francisco Ballet, Flamenco Vivo, María Pagés Comppanña "The ballet group Hipanico offers a variety of techniques far beyond imagination and taught me that I am today's dancer." - Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's chief dancer, Linda Celeste Sims "I have amazing talents in Broadway, movies and television, they have been trained in the ballet group Hipanico." - Broadway star, Chita Rivera The ballet group Hippánico is a member of the National Association of Dance Schools (NASD). Special support for Jody and John Arnold's ballet · Hipanico · Dance School, Stephen & Alexandra Cohen Foundation, Con Edison, Doris · Duke Charity Foundation, Harness · Dance Foundation, Sherman Foundation and Ted Snowdon Foundation. The New York City Cultural Bureau, in cooperation with the City Council and the State Arts Council of New York, provided public support with the support of governor Andrew M. Cuomo governor and New York State Assembly. Part of the funds of the university comes from the ballet group Hipanico donation fund and sponsors of the annual spring party of Hispanico of the ballet group Hispanico. We appreciate the generous contribution of all other individuals and institutional donors. The ballet group Hippanico is an American dance company based in Manhattan, New York. It was founded in 1970 by Puerto Rican / Mexican American dancer and choreographer Tina Ramirez to show dances reflecting Hispanic and Hispanic American experience. It expresses itself as "the most important representative of Spanish cultural dance in the United States." As Alvin Ailey did for the black community, Ramirez's vision for the ballet group Hispánico made contemporary Spanish culture a place of American dance. As an art director for 39 years, 50 different choreographers with diverse backgrounds to provide interpretation of contemporary Spanish culture, taking advantage of the diversity of dancers' ballet, modern dance, jazz, ethnic and other dance techniques I invited you. BalletHippánicoDance School fosters eclectic and versatile dancers that stand out in a competitive work environment and learns the traditional ballet tradition, contemporary technology, and Spanish dance. The college is accredited by the National Dance School Association and supports students by providing a comprehensive approach to sports discovery, including vocational training and dance classes for beginners. The school also offers adult courses and workshops to provide cultural and dance fun for everyone.

BalletHippánicoDance School is a major dance education center for celebrating dance and culture for about 50 years and using it in the community. BalletHippánicoDance School fosters eclectic and versatile dancers that stand out in a competitive work environment and learns the traditional ballet tradition, contemporary technology, and Spanish dance. The college is accredited by the National Dance School Association and supports students by providing a comprehensive approach to sports discovery, including vocational training and dance classes for beginners. The school also offers adult courses and workshops to provide cultural and dance fun for everyone. The graduates of the school entered famous music schools such as the Juilliard School of Music, Fiorello H. LaGuardia Performing Arts College, dance, music, movies (Jennifer Lopez), television (Michael de Lorenzo). His career and career at major dance companies such as Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Paul Taylor, ABT II, ​​San Francisco Ballet, Flamenco Vivo, María Pagés Comppanña "The ballet group Hipanico offers a variety of techniques far beyond imagination and taught me that I am today's dancer." - Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's chief dancer, Linda Celeste Sims "I have amazing talents in Broadway, movies and television, they have been trained in the ballet group Hipanico." - Broadway star, Chita Rivera The ballet group Hippánico is a member of the National Association of Dance Schools (NASD). Special support for Jody and John Arnold's ballet · Hipanico · Dance School, Stephen & Alexandra Cohen Foundation, Con Edison, Doris · Duke Charity Foundation, Harness · Dance Foundation, Sherman Foundation and Ted Snowdon Foundation. The New York City Cultural Bureau, in cooperation with the City Council and the State Arts Council of New York, provided public support with the support of governor Andrew M. Cuomo governor and New York State Assembly. Part of the funds of the university comes from the ballet group Hipanico donation fund and sponsors of the annual spring party of Hispanico of the ballet group Hispanico. We appreciate the generous contribution of all other individuals and institutional donors. The ballet group Hippanico is an American dance company based in Manhattan, New York. It was founded in 1970 by Puerto Rican / Mexican American dancer and choreographer Tina Ramirez to show dances reflecting Hispanic and Hispanic American experience. It expresses itself as "the most important representative of Spanish cultural dance in the United States." As Alvin Ailey did for the black community, Ramirez's vision for the ballet group Hispánico made contemporary Spanish culture a place of American dance. As an art director for 39 years, 50 different choreographers with diverse backgrounds to provide interpretation of contemporary Spanish culture, taking advantage of the diversity of dancers' ballet, modern dance, jazz, ethnic and other dance techniques I invited you. BalletHippánicoDance School fosters eclectic and versatile dancers that stand out in a competitive work environment and learns the traditional ballet tradition, contemporary technology, and Spanish dance. The college is accredited by the National Dance School Association and supports students by providing a comprehensive approach to sports discovery, including vocational training and dance classes for beginners. The school also offers adult courses and workshops to provide cultural and dance fun for everyone.

Modern dance, dramatic dance began in the United States and Europe in the latter half of the 19th century, it was named and succeeded in the 20th century. It developed into a protest against the traditional ballet dance and interpretive dance of those days. Predecessor Modern dance, dramatic dance began in the United States and Europe in the latter half of the 19th century, it was named and succeeded in the 20th century. It developed into a protest against the traditional ballet dance and interpretive dance of those days. Predecessor A combination of modern dance theme and classical style of modern dance, the best example is the use of modern dance at Martha Graham's modern dance theme "Clytemnestra" in 1958. This contemporary dance work requires integration of Greek tragedies into dance form. Recently it is performed by Martha Graham Dance Company. Modern dancers combining modern dance theme and classic style are better than Jose Limon. Jose Limon's dance choreography by Danzas Mexicanas surprises colorful color dramas and quantitative dance techniques with accurate timed tradition and performance on the stage. Please note that in some sequences of Danzas Mexicanas, geometric art is balancing the use of modern dance height, depth, and dancer's traditional position. From the beginning of modern dance, this form of dance was always around the theme. The reason for creating a theme for modern dance is to inspire more than inspiring dancers through modern dance movements to convey body movements using only head, facial expressions, limbs, and body communication . Today's theme of modern dance is far from the theme used by modern dance pioneers such as Ruth St. Denis, Isadora Duncan, Ted Shawn, Rudolf von Laban, Roahller, Mary Wigman. The "second generation" of modern dance includes Martha Graham, Paul Taylor, Catherine Dunham, Mace Cunningham, Joselimon. Modern dance is far beyond popular dance style anytime. In contrast, modern dance is not an official dance concert but a formal theater dance concert. From the late 19th century to the early 20th century, modern dance appeared in Germany and the United States. Many people think that the emergence of contemporary dance is a rejection of classical ballet, but this explanation is too simplistic. African-Americans use modern dance to express their culture. The work of Alvin Ailey, in particular the creation of Alvin Ailey Dance Theater in New York, revolutionized the modern dance. Modern dance continues to be popular at American dance schools throughout the country. The heritage has also been handed down in the performances depicted on the TV series "Dance Mom".

Modern dance, dramatic dance began in the United States and Europe in the latter half of the 19th century, it was named and succeeded in the 20th century. It developed into a protest against the traditional ballet dance and interpretive dance of those days. Predecessor Modern dance, dramatic dance began in the United States and Europe in the latter half of the 19th century, it was named and succeeded in the 20th century. It developed into a protest against the traditional ballet dance and interpretive dance of those days. Predecessor A combination of modern dance theme and classical style of modern dance, the best example is the use of modern dance at Martha Graham's modern dance theme "Clytemnestra" in 1958. This contemporary dance work requires integration of Greek tragedies into dance form. Recently it is performed by Martha Graham Dance Company. Modern dancers combining modern dance theme and classic style are better than Jose Limon. Jose Limon's dance choreography by Danzas Mexicanas surprises colorful color dramas and quantitative dance techniques with accurate timed tradition and performance on the stage. Please note that in some sequences of Danzas Mexicanas, geometric art is balancing the use of modern dance height, depth, and dancer's traditional position. From the beginning of modern dance, this form of dance was always around the theme. The reason for creating a theme for modern dance is to inspire more than inspiring dancers through modern dance movements to convey body movements using only head, facial expressions, limbs, and body communication . Today's theme of modern dance is far from the theme used by modern dance pioneers such as Ruth St. Denis, Isadora Duncan, Ted Shawn, Rudolf von Laban, Roahller, Mary Wigman. The "second generation" of modern dance includes Martha Graham, Paul Taylor, Catherine Dunham, Mace Cunningham, Joselimon. Modern dance is far beyond popular dance style anytime. In contrast, modern dance is not an official dance concert but a formal theater dance concert. From the late 19th century to the early 20th century, modern dance appeared in Germany and the United States. Many people think that the emergence of contemporary dance is a rejection of classical ballet, but this explanation is too simplistic. African-Americans use modern dance to express their culture. The work of Alvin Ailey, in particular the creation of Alvin Ailey Dance Theater in New York, revolutionized the modern dance. Modern dance continues to be popular at American dance schools throughout the country. The heritage has also been handed down in the performances depicted on the TV series "Dance Mom".

Einstein once said that "dancers are the athletes of God." "Person who has been trained and talented in training and competition such as physical agility, endurance, strength" Dance needs excellent artistic but art is only art, it is obviously sporty But that is one aspect of dancing. We do not see dancers' movements for everything they see on the stage than the reality seen by many people on the stage. The dance critic expresses the dancer of Rambert Dance Company as "elegance and sports", the dancer of Alvin Ailey as "beauty of sports", and the action of Kafig is "sports expertise". All the companies mentioned are known for their very different styles, but here they commonly have athletic ability, in which case these athletic abilities are considered physical skills and health I will. The term sports associated with a company always forms an image with another adjective and a company's past history of being used. For example, the elegance and movement of the Rambert dancer reflects their classical ballet past, but still shows their extreme physical strength. Athlete is a trained, trained or talented person, including physical agility, endurance, or physical fitness. According to this definition, the dancer meets all the criteria, so it is an athlete. Professional or competitive dancers need to have some degree of agility and strength to demonstrate their skills well. During the rehearsal, the dancers eventually exercise many different muscle groups to help strengthen their overall strength and endurance. Indeed, dance is often standing in different parts of the whole body, so dancing can be considered whole body exercise. All adjustments and exercises the dancer will eventually will help them show their best at the stage.

Einstein once said that "dancers are the athletes of God." "Person who has been trained and talented in training and competition such as physical agility, endurance, strength" Dance needs excellent artistic but art is only art, it is obviously sporty But that is one aspect of dancing. We do not see dancers' movements for everything they see on the stage than the reality seen by many people on the stage. The dance critic expresses the dancer of Rambert Dance Company as "elegance and sports", the dancer of Alvin Ailey as "beauty of sports", and the action of Kafig is "sports expertise". All the companies mentioned are known for their very different styles, but here they commonly have athletic ability, in which case these athletic abilities are considered physical skills and health I will. The term sports associated with a company always forms an image with another adjective and a company's past history of being used. For example, the elegance and movement of the Rambert dancer reflects their classical ballet past, but still shows their extreme physical strength. Athlete is a trained, trained or talented person, including physical agility, endurance, or physical fitness. According to this definition, the dancer meets all the criteria, so it is an athlete. Professional or competitive dancers need to have some degree of agility and strength to demonstrate their skills well. During the rehearsal, the dancers eventually exercise many different muscle groups to help strengthen their overall strength and endurance. Indeed, dance is often standing in different parts of the whole body, so dancing can be considered whole body exercise. All adjustments and exercises the dancer will eventually will help them show their best at the stage.

The Latin dance organization representing that country, the ballet group Hippánico, came back to the Apollo Theater with the famous Carmen. Maquia of the famous Gustavo Ramírez Sansano. A vibrant sensual choreography fuses contemporary dance and Spanish Pasodorubles and flamenco Ballet Hip San Nico's New York season is offered by Jodie & John Arnold, Howard Gilman Foundation, Goya Foods, Hackney Dance Foundation, Francis Rear Foundation, Grace Princess Foundation - USA, Prospect Hill Foundation, SHS Foundation Will, Van Fox , The Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, the Sherman Foundation, the Schubert Foundation, etc. received public support from the National Arts Foundation, the New York City Cultural Bureau, the City Council, the State Arts Council of New York. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Assembly The ballet group Hippanico is an American dance company based in Manhattan, New York. It was founded in 1970 by Puerto Rican / Mexican American dancer and choreographer Tina Ramirez to show dances reflecting Hispanic and Hispanic American experience. It expresses itself as "the most important representative of Spanish cultural dance in the United States." As Alvin Ailey did for the black community, Ramirez's vision for the ballet group Hispánico made contemporary Spanish culture a place of American dance. As an art director for 39 years, 50 different choreographers with diverse backgrounds to provide interpretation of contemporary Spanish culture, taking advantage of the diversity of dancers' ballet, modern dance, jazz, ethnic and other dance techniques I invited you. The Latin dance organization representing that country, the ballet group Hippánico, came back to the Apollo Theater with the famous Carmen. Maquia of the famous Gustavo Ramírez Sansano. A vibrant sensual choreography fuses contemporary dance and Spanish Pasodorubles and flamenco. New York's ballet season consists of Jody & John Arnhold, Howard Gilman Foundation, Goya Foods, Hackneys Dance Foundation, Francis Lear Foundation, Grace Princess Foundation, Prospect Hill Foundation, and SHS Foundation. Fan Fox, Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Sherman Foundation, Schubert Foundation, Inc. Was publicly aided by the National Arts Foundation, the New York City Cultural Bureau, the City Council, and the Governor of the State Arts Council of New York. With the support of Andrew M. Cuomo and New York State Assembly In 1983, Ballet Hispánico bought two coaching houses next to the Claremont Equestrian Academy on 89th Avenue of the National Register of Historic Places. These buildings were designed by architect Frank A. Rooke in 1892. Together with architect Buck / Kane, Ballet Group Hippa Nico changed two vehicle houses to headquarters in 1989. Due to the subsequent expansion in 2006, the capacity of the organization doubled.

The Latin dance organization representing that country, the ballet group Hippánico, came back to the Apollo Theater with the famous Carmen. Maquia of the famous Gustavo Ramírez Sansano. A vibrant sensual choreography fuses contemporary dance and Spanish Pasodorubles and flamenco Ballet Hip San Nico's New York season is offered by Jodie & John Arnold, Howard Gilman Foundation, Goya Foods, Hackney Dance Foundation, Francis Rear Foundation, Grace Princess Foundation - USA, Prospect Hill Foundation, SHS Foundation Will, Van Fox , The Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, the Sherman Foundation, the Schubert Foundation, etc. received public support from the National Arts Foundation, the New York City Cultural Bureau, the City Council, the State Arts Council of New York. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Assembly The ballet group Hippanico is an American dance company based in Manhattan, New York. It was founded in 1970 by Puerto Rican / Mexican American dancer and choreographer Tina Ramirez to show dances reflecting Hispanic and Hispanic American experience. It expresses itself as "the most important representative of Spanish cultural dance in the United States." As Alvin Ailey did for the black community, Ramirez's vision for the ballet group Hispánico made contemporary Spanish culture a place of American dance. As an art director for 39 years, 50 different choreographers with diverse backgrounds to provide interpretation of contemporary Spanish culture, taking advantage of the diversity of dancers' ballet, modern dance, jazz, ethnic and other dance techniques I invited you. The Latin dance organization representing that country, the ballet group Hippánico, came back to the Apollo Theater with the famous Carmen. Maquia of the famous Gustavo Ramírez Sansano. A vibrant sensual choreography fuses contemporary dance and Spanish Pasodorubles and flamenco. New York's ballet season consists of Jody & John Arnhold, Howard Gilman Foundation, Goya Foods, Hackneys Dance Foundation, Francis Lear Foundation, Grace Princess Foundation, Prospect Hill Foundation, and SHS Foundation. Fan Fox, Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Sherman Foundation, Schubert Foundation, Inc. Was publicly aided by the National Arts Foundation, the New York City Cultural Bureau, the City Council, and the Governor of the State Arts Council of New York. With the support of Andrew M. Cuomo and New York State Assembly In 1983, Ballet Hispánico bought two coaching houses next to the Claremont Equestrian Academy on 89th Avenue of the National Register of Historic Places. These buildings were designed by architect Frank A. Rooke in 1892. Together with architect Buck / Kane, Ballet Group Hippa Nico changed two vehicle houses to headquarters in 1989. Due to the subsequent expansion in 2006, the capacity of the organization doubled.

Dance is the universal language of the soul. Dance tells the dancer 's true inner feelings and experience of life. Each dancer and choreographer grows up in a unique set of unique style and technique, dance values ​​and teaching methods. The dancer analyzed in this article is Lester Horton, a pioneer in modern dance. He was born on January 23, 1906 in Indianapolis, Indiana (Segal, 1998). He moved to California to create dances and developed new and unique techniques and dance styles (Warren, 1977). Leicester Houghton has chosen to work in California (3,000 miles from New York, a modern dance center), and Houghton has developed his own way to blend elements including native American dance and modern jazz. Horton's dance technique (Lester Horton Technology) emphasizes the whole body approach, including flexibility, strength, coordination, and awareness of the body, allowing freedom of speech. In 1927, the newspaper often started assigning dance critics like Walter Terry and Edwin Danby, who approached performance from a sports expert's point of view rather than as critics of music and drama. As part of physical education, educators will first receive modern dance to university and university courses as the performing arts. Many university teachers were trained at Bennington Summer Dance School founded in Bennington University in 1934. Lester Horton is a male dancer / dance instructor inspired by the Indian dance tradition that was working at the same time as Dunham and Primus. He is involved in various aspects of dance, lighting, and the scene, and he is also a famous teacher, including Alvin Ailey, Jr. And Merce Cunningham eventually refused the psychological and emotional elements of Graham's choreography. In addition, Cunningham developed his own dance skills and began to integrate the same ballet as modern dance, his dance method admitted that opportunities are elements of organization and organization. Also, in the 1950's, Alwin Nikolais began developing works that were immersed in lighting, design and sound effects. Meanwhile, Paul Taylor achieved classical results in several pieces with a very high precision and dramatic projection.

Dance is the universal language of the soul. Dance tells the dancer 's true inner feelings and experience of life. Each dancer and choreographer grows up in a unique set of unique style and technique, dance values ​​and teaching methods. The dancer analyzed in this article is Lester Horton, a pioneer in modern dance. He was born on January 23, 1906 in Indianapolis, Indiana (Segal, 1998). He moved to California to create dances and developed new and unique techniques and dance styles (Warren, 1977). Leicester Houghton has chosen to work in California (3,000 miles from New York, a modern dance center), and Houghton has developed his own way to blend elements including native American dance and modern jazz. Horton's dance technique (Lester Horton Technology) emphasizes the whole body approach, including flexibility, strength, coordination, and awareness of the body, allowing freedom of speech. In 1927, the newspaper often started assigning dance critics like Walter Terry and Edwin Danby, who approached performance from a sports expert's point of view rather than as critics of music and drama. As part of physical education, educators will first receive modern dance to university and university courses as the performing arts. Many university teachers were trained at Bennington Summer Dance School founded in Bennington University in 1934. Lester Horton is a male dancer / dance instructor inspired by the Indian dance tradition that was working at the same time as Dunham and Primus. He is involved in various aspects of dance, lighting, and the scene, and he is also a famous teacher, including Alvin Ailey, Jr. And Merce Cunningham eventually refused the psychological and emotional elements of Graham's choreography. In addition, Cunningham developed his own dance skills and began to integrate the same ballet as modern dance, his dance method admitted that opportunities are elements of organization and organization. Also, in the 1950's, Alwin Nikolais began developing works that were immersed in lighting, design and sound effects. Meanwhile, Paul Taylor achieved classical results in several pieces with a very high precision and dramatic projection.

There is no doubt that one of the unique dancers and choreographers of the 20th century is Martha Graham. He was born on 11 May 1894 in the suburbs of Allegheny, Pennsylvania (now Pittsburgh) in Pennsylvania ("Martha Graham Biography"). Martha mentioned her first dance class when her father told her that he always remembered that sports never tell a lie (Aoki et al.). Martha Graham trained and inspired representative performers and choreographers including diverse artists such as Alvin Ailey, Twyla Tharp, Paul Taylor and Merce Cunningham (Tenaglia). Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on May 11, 1894, Martha Graham, an excellent 20th century dancer, dance director and teacher, is one of the three daughters of George and Jane Beards Graham (Martha Graham, 2010 ). Throughout her life, she spent most of the decisive year on the west coast. Media often considers Martha Graham one of the famous dancers and choreographers who have lived in the United States. Martha Graham's father is a psychiatrist, whose research and analysis all concern physical exercise. He is the third generation of an Irish American and her mother Jane Beals is one of the ten generations of Puritan Miles Stands. Dr. Graham and his family have a high standard of living as they save negotiable salary from work. The Graham family is well known in society because of its high standard of living and excellent educational background. She is trying to open a new way of modern dance for herself. By utilizing the tradition of innovation, Martha Graham Center will continue to be a world leader in contemporary dance art. At this center there are Martha Graham Dance Academy, Martha Graham Contemporary Dance Academy, Martha Graham Resource and Licensing Base, supporting creative activities in all areas from new theaters and entrusted arts to all types of arts It is. Experience Courses and Innovative Participation Opportunities As one of the most outstanding artists of the 20th century, the audience has been recognized as creating sports languages ​​based on human performance. It all began in 1926 and Martha Graham began teaching a group of dancers fascinated by her creative work. So she began Martha Graham Studios and continued to provide her personal guidance for the next 66 years. Martha Graham's 50 years dance career, the most important innovator in modern dance, began in 1920. She founded Martha Graham Contemporary Dance Academy in 1929 and then established a dance company in Israel and London. Her dance covers many subjects including Greek mythology, Biblical story, Ark's Joan, Emily Dickinson's life. In 1973, she announced Martha Graham's note and was awarded the Order of Freedom by President Ford in 1976. Grimke sisters grew up in a family in slavery South Carolina and first wrote a letter to a slave woman. They wrote a letter for the liberators, and in 1836 Angelina published a booklet asking for Christian women in the south. Officers in the southern post office destroyed their copies and put their prices at the forefront. They stayed north. They were criticized for boldness, but they pointed out the direction of the other women's speech.

There is no doubt that one of the unique dancers and choreographers of the 20th century is Martha Graham. He was born on 11 May 1894 in the suburbs of Allegheny, Pennsylvania (now Pittsburgh) in Pennsylvania ("Martha Graham Biography"). Martha mentioned her first dance class when her father told her that he always remembered that sports never tell a lie (Aoki et al.). Martha Graham trained and inspired representative performers and choreographers including diverse artists such as Alvin Ailey, Twyla Tharp, Paul Taylor and Merce Cunningham (Tenaglia). Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on May 11, 1894, Martha Graham, an excellent 20th century dancer, dance director and teacher, is one of the three daughters of George and Jane Beards Graham (Martha Graham, 2010 ). Throughout her life, she spent most of the decisive year on the west coast. Media often considers Martha Graham one of the famous dancers and choreographers who have lived in the United States. Martha Graham's father is a psychiatrist, whose research and analysis all concern physical exercise. He is the third generation of an Irish American and her mother Jane Beals is one of the ten generations of Puritan Miles Stands. Dr. Graham and his family have a high standard of living as they save negotiable salary from work. The Graham family is well known in society because of its high standard of living and excellent educational background. She is trying to open a new way of modern dance for herself. By utilizing the tradition of innovation, Martha Graham Center will continue to be a world leader in contemporary dance art. At this center there are Martha Graham Dance Academy, Martha Graham Contemporary Dance Academy, Martha Graham Resource and Licensing Base, supporting creative activities in all areas from new theaters and entrusted arts to all types of arts It is. Experience Courses and Innovative Participation Opportunities As one of the most outstanding artists of the 20th century, the audience has been recognized as creating sports languages ​​based on human performance. It all began in 1926 and Martha Graham began teaching a group of dancers fascinated by her creative work. So she began Martha Graham Studios and continued to provide her personal guidance for the next 66 years. Martha Graham's 50 years dance career, the most important innovator in modern dance, began in 1920. She founded Martha Graham Contemporary Dance Academy in 1929 and then established a dance company in Israel and London. Her dance covers many subjects including Greek mythology, Biblical story, Ark's Joan, Emily Dickinson's life. In 1973, she announced Martha Graham's note and was awarded the Order of Freedom by President Ford in 1976. Grimke sisters grew up in a family in slavery South Carolina and first wrote a letter to a slave woman. They wrote a letter for the liberators, and in 1836 Angelina published a booklet asking for Christian women in the south. Officers in the southern post office destroyed their copies and put their prices at the forefront. They stayed north. They were criticized for boldness, but they pointed out the direction of the other women's speech.

Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone (aka Madonna) is one of the most influential American idols of the 21st century. She uses her sexual desire and femininity to communicate her beliefs in general. In the mid 1980's, she began the tendency of a young "admirer" (Cengage, 2003). These young people use bold wardrobes such as Madonna's dirty hairstyle and lace underwear to fully express the sexual desire and temptation of a woman. This report analyzes Madonna's career as an artist from the product life cycle point of view, and evaluates Madonna as a brand. Born in August 1958 in the middle-class Italian Catholic family in Bay City, Michigan, Madonna Ruisi Cucunet is the third oldest daughter. Her father Chrysler Engineer Silvio (Tony) Ciccone and French Canadian Madonna Fortin, the future superstar was named "Veronica", her name was added to the confirmation. At the age of 5, the world of Madonna collapsed and the mother had a hard time with the long-term breast cancer process on December 1, 1963. Madonna took power from the mother's tragic loss and played the heroine of the house. . She continued to compete with other brothers and sisters and eventually became her father's loved one. When Silvio married a domestic helper Joan Gustafson, three years after his wife died, Madonna changed her perfect self to bitter self. Children dislike father's traitor, do not accept stepmother's authority. Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone was named after her mother and was born in Bay City, Michigan on August 16, 1958. Madonna remembers her childhood at the age of 43, "I feel like I am with Cinderella with an evil stepmother, I can not wait to escape." Madonna was taken care of by the butler, who eventually married his father. Madonna has five brothers and sisters, but in the middle aged she will never go home again. A few years later, her pocket was only 100 dollars cheaper than New York. Madonna currently in New York does not know anything about what she does. All she wants is to stay away from her house and family. Madonna spent several months without working, but then she became a model of the artist and photographed with a nude picture. "Her first professional work came from Alvin Ailey Dance Theater" (Singer 9) From 1979 to 1982 she was a backup singer of Disco Star Patrick Hernandez. "Mark Cummings video announcer met her at a nightclub." (5)

Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone (aka Madonna) is one of the most influential American idols of the 21st century. She uses her sexual desire and femininity to communicate her beliefs in general. In the mid 1980's, she began the tendency of a young "admirer" (Cengage, 2003). These young people use bold wardrobes such as Madonna's dirty hairstyle and lace underwear to fully express the sexual desire and temptation of a woman. This report analyzes Madonna's career as an artist from the product life cycle point of view, and evaluates Madonna as a brand. Born in August 1958 in the middle-class Italian Catholic family in Bay City, Michigan, Madonna Ruisi Cucunet is the third oldest daughter. Her father Chrysler Engineer Silvio (Tony) Ciccone and French Canadian Madonna Fortin, the future superstar was named "Veronica", her name was added to the confirmation. At the age of 5, the world of Madonna collapsed and the mother had a hard time with the long-term breast cancer process on December 1, 1963. Madonna took power from the mother's tragic loss and played the heroine of the house. . She continued to compete with other brothers and sisters and eventually became her father's loved one. When Silvio married a domestic helper Joan Gustafson, three years after his wife died, Madonna changed her perfect self to bitter self. Children dislike father's traitor, do not accept stepmother's authority. Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone was named after her mother and was born in Bay City, Michigan on August 16, 1958. Madonna remembers her childhood at the age of 43, "I feel like I am with Cinderella with an evil stepmother, I can not wait to escape." Madonna was taken care of by the butler, who eventually married his father. Madonna has five brothers and sisters, but in the middle aged she will never go home again. A few years later, her pocket was only 100 dollars cheaper than New York. Madonna currently in New York does not know anything about what she does. All she wants is to stay away from her house and family. Madonna spent several months without working, but then she became a model of the artist and photographed with a nude picture. "Her first professional work came from Alvin Ailey Dance Theater" (Singer 9) From 1979 to 1982 she was a backup singer of Disco Star Patrick Hernandez. "Mark Cummings video announcer met her at a nightclub." (5)

Introduction It is wonderful to meet celebrities in neighborhoods and resorts, but it is even more surprising that people have found celebrities. As a new immigrant, I got a job at Anna Weiman School of Dance Arts. I am honored to work with a Canadian dancer, dancer, art director, Anna Wyman. By working with her I have been able to explore the history of modern Canadian dance and learn about the important contributions my employer has made. Through the influence on her cultural dance and the influence on the reconstruction of the dance itself, Anna Sokolou has carved history as one of the great contemporary dancers. The roots of her Jew is the foundation of the dance she played and the information she was trying to communicate, which is important to me and is my own similar religious view. For dancers and choreographers it is important to communicate what they believe and to spread the message to the art world.Sokolow is one of the most successful people. In 1952, Larry Harprin founded a stage and a studio, and Anna developed a new dance movement. For decades, Anna is a pioneering post-modern dancer of our time and will be an important teacher for other important post-modern dancers. She redefines dance and performance through works such as children, urban environment, sound, dialogue, multimedia theater and creates art that any body can participate in. Meanwhile, Anna and A.A. established the performance company The Dancers Workshop Company. Leath, John Graham, her little girls Daria and Rana Halprin, and designers Joe Landor and Patrick Hickey. The company will conduct domestic and international tours overseas for the next 20 years. She also founded a marine child dancing cooperative whose countless young children and their families are filled with dancing and creativity. In 1958, Ailey founded Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. The company's dual goal is to express the cultural heritage of the black people and to enrich the American dance. His dance choreography shows highly personalized elements from original dance, modern dance and jazz dance. His most famous and popular work may be an apocalypse. The theater and dance existed for thousands of years. Many elements of drama and dance are the foundation of contemporary film production such as scripts, lighting, sounds, costumes, actors, directors. As with today's technical inventions, the Greeks must invent a perfect amphitheater so that a large audience, sometimes 1,400 people, can hear their performances. Mathematicians spend their days making perfect acoustic stages. In the Victorian era, the invention of the movie appeared rapidly, each was built on a different movie, and the era of movie history was laid. One of the earliest inventions including still images was thaumatrope. Thaumatrope in 1824 may sound like high tech, but it was not as important as a toy. In fact, this is a toy! Thaumatrope is a disc or card with images on both sides and a string on both sides

Introduction It is wonderful to meet celebrities in neighborhoods and resorts, but it is even more surprising that people have found celebrities. As a new immigrant, I got a job at Anna Weiman School of Dance Arts. I am honored to work with a Canadian dancer, dancer, art director, Anna Wyman. By working with her I have been able to explore the history of modern Canadian dance and learn about the important contributions my employer has made. Through the influence on her cultural dance and the influence on the reconstruction of the dance itself, Anna Sokolou has carved history as one of the great contemporary dancers. The roots of her Jew is the foundation of the dance she played and the information she was trying to communicate, which is important to me and is my own similar religious view. For dancers and choreographers it is important to communicate what they believe and to spread the message to the art world.Sokolow is one of the most successful people. In 1952, Larry Harprin founded a stage and a studio, and Anna developed a new dance movement. For decades, Anna is a pioneering post-modern dancer of our time and will be an important teacher for other important post-modern dancers. She redefines dance and performance through works such as children, urban environment, sound, dialogue, multimedia theater and creates art that any body can participate in. Meanwhile, Anna and A.A. established the performance company The Dancers Workshop Company. Leath, John Graham, her little girls Daria and Rana Halprin, and designers Joe Landor and Patrick Hickey. The company will conduct domestic and international tours overseas for the next 20 years. She also founded a marine child dancing cooperative whose countless young children and their families are filled with dancing and creativity. In 1958, Ailey founded Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. The company's dual goal is to express the cultural heritage of the black people and to enrich the American dance. His dance choreography shows highly personalized elements from original dance, modern dance and jazz dance. His most famous and popular work may be an apocalypse. The theater and dance existed for thousands of years. Many elements of drama and dance are the foundation of contemporary film production such as scripts, lighting, sounds, costumes, actors, directors. As with today's technical inventions, the Greeks must invent a perfect amphitheater so that a large audience, sometimes 1,400 people, can hear their performances. Mathematicians spend their days making perfect acoustic stages. In the Victorian era, the invention of the movie appeared rapidly, each was built on a different movie, and the era of movie history was laid. One of the earliest inventions including still images was thaumatrope. Thaumatrope in 1824 may sound like high tech, but it was not as important as a toy. In fact, this is a toy! Thaumatrope is a disc or card with images on both sides and a string on both sides

After all, modern dance flourished in the 20th century. This reflects the unique theatrical dance tradition of classical ballet. Unlike classical ballet, modern dance is not a representation of expression, it is obsessed with modern art itself. By analyzing the cultural elements of ballet and modern dance, we reveal the complex nature of dance culture. - "Who knows that only my generation is still a child?" George Norrin's words inspired cultural exposures. How is African dance related to contemporary dance? Because these two are very heterogeneous, I do not think people are alike. However, in fact, all forms of dance are linked in some way, they strengthen each other and are refining each other. Modern dancers still rely on many ballet steps as part of elaborately adjusted modern dance routines. Modern dance is deeply rooted in the ballet syllabus. Historically, modern dance began with free form lyrics ballet in a professional ballerina community that refused to stop dancing. According to their biography, Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis advertised modern dance as a way of continuing their dance career. The first choreography modern dance does not need to dance to the movement of the ballet. In the 1930 's, choreographers objected to modern dance and ballet. Modern dance is an inner consistent technique, but ballet is defined by reaffirming the basic principles of that tradition. The choreography of ballet and modern dance focuses on traditional purity. The second modern dance began after the end of the Second World War in 1945 and continues until today. American dancers such as Alwin Nikolais, Merce Cunningham, James Waring, Paul Taylor, Alvin Ailey and Twyla Tharp found their exercise resources in the spread of the 20th century dance style. Their work is a combination of ballroom dancing, ballet and modern dance skills. (In the years after World War II, ballet choreographer also borrowed freely from modern dance.)

After all, modern dance flourished in the 20th century. This reflects the unique theatrical dance tradition of classical ballet. Unlike classical ballet, modern dance is not a representation of expression, it is obsessed with modern art itself. By analyzing the cultural elements of ballet and modern dance, we reveal the complex nature of dance culture. - "Who knows that only my generation is still a child?" George Norrin's words inspired cultural exposures. How is African dance related to contemporary dance? Because these two are very heterogeneous, I do not think people are alike. However, in fact, all forms of dance are linked in some way, they strengthen each other and are refining each other. Modern dancers still rely on many ballet steps as part of elaborately adjusted modern dance routines. Modern dance is deeply rooted in the ballet syllabus. Historically, modern dance began with free form lyrics ballet in a professional ballerina community that refused to stop dancing. According to their biography, Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis advertised modern dance as a way of continuing their dance career. The first choreography modern dance does not need to dance to the movement of the ballet. In the 1930 's, choreographers objected to modern dance and ballet. Modern dance is an inner consistent technique, but ballet is defined by reaffirming the basic principles of that tradition. The choreography of ballet and modern dance focuses on traditional purity. The second modern dance began after the end of the Second World War in 1945 and continues until today. American dancers such as Alwin Nikolais, Merce Cunningham, James Waring, Paul Taylor, Alvin Ailey and Twyla Tharp found their exercise resources in the spread of the 20th century dance style. Their work is a combination of ballroom dancing, ballet and modern dance skills. (In the years after World War II, ballet choreographer also borrowed freely from modern dance.)

"Life is not to wait for the storm to pass, it is to learn to dance in the rain (Vivian Greene)." Dance has various styles and types. Dance is constantly evolving, probably never stopping. The dance has changed over the years; a new dance has been introduced, and the old dance is outdated. There are many kinds of dancing, but it depends on who you speak (sv; sv). Evolution of dance and its contemporary form In this diverse context, today's secular folk dance has developed. As people begin traveling nationwide, dance evolves naturally and continues to emerge in its present form. In today's modern Mexico, the 1850 dance has changed to social dancing like contemporary waltz, foxtrot, rumba, mambo, tango, later danced in the United States and Europe. Ceremonies and folk dances continue dancing even at festivals, but unfortunately even in areas where internationalization has not progressed, native folk dances are beginning to be regarded as "fashionable" by modern young Mexican people. However, the Mexican Ministry of Education has recognized this declining trend and is working to rectify this situation. Encourage and teach ethnic dance at public schools in urban and rural areas throughout the university. Through these efforts, ethnic dances reappeared nationwide. Today's modern dance is the virtual accumulation of all the impacts mentioned in the evolution of past dance steps. Discussions are not hindered from various perspectives, and innovative tensions continue to be born in contemporary ways. In Tharp's postmodern dance concept, the fundamental idea of ​​dancing has an intention to evolve choreography through instinctive pairing. An example of the evolution of modernism occurred in 1973 when Alvin Ailey revived Ted Shawn's Kinetic Molpai and merged the White Gay tradition with the African-American male tradition. The accomplishments and influence of choreographers like Trisha Brown and Twyla Tharp dramatically changed the nature of New Wave Dance and the 1970s modern dance. Every ten years, these dance styles have quite different influences. Along with this, the kind of dance music has also undergone a fundamental evolution. For example, the dance styles of the 1920s and 1930s are more or less marked by simple and regular movements such as Lindy Hop, Jive, Moonwalk and so on. In the 1980s and 1990s, the impact came from popular culture and street dance. In the 1930s and 1940s, like Lindy Hop's Jitter Bug, it was the era of jazz and swing dance. In the confusion that occurred in the 1930s, dance was still very popular. Once dancing was a lot of people who ran through it. The German banned dancing, which was especially swing dancing full of fun, no one stopped.

"Life is not to wait for the storm to pass, it is to learn to dance in the rain (Vivian Greene)." Dance has various styles and types. Dance is constantly evolving, probably never stopping. The dance has changed over the years; a new dance has been introduced, and the old dance is outdated. There are many kinds of dancing, but it depends on who you speak (sv; sv). Evolution of dance and its contemporary form In this diverse context, today's secular folk dance has developed. As people begin traveling nationwide, dance evolves naturally and continues to emerge in its present form. In today's modern Mexico, the 1850 dance has changed to social dancing like contemporary waltz, foxtrot, rumba, mambo, tango, later danced in the United States and Europe. Ceremonies and folk dances continue dancing even at festivals, but unfortunately even in areas where internationalization has not progressed, native folk dances are beginning to be regarded as "fashionable" by modern young Mexican people. However, the Mexican Ministry of Education has recognized this declining trend and is working to rectify this situation. Encourage and teach ethnic dance at public schools in urban and rural areas throughout the university. Through these efforts, ethnic dances reappeared nationwide. Today's modern dance is the virtual accumulation of all the impacts mentioned in the evolution of past dance steps. Discussions are not hindered from various perspectives, and innovative tensions continue to be born in contemporary ways. In Tharp's postmodern dance concept, the fundamental idea of ​​dancing has an intention to evolve choreography through instinctive pairing. An example of the evolution of modernism occurred in 1973 when Alvin Ailey revived Ted Shawn's Kinetic Molpai and merged the White Gay tradition with the African-American male tradition. The accomplishments and influence of choreographers like Trisha Brown and Twyla Tharp dramatically changed the nature of New Wave Dance and the 1970s modern dance. Every ten years, these dance styles have quite different influences. Along with this, the kind of dance music has also undergone a fundamental evolution. For example, the dance styles of the 1920s and 1930s are more or less marked by simple and regular movements such as Lindy Hop, Jive, Moonwalk and so on. In the 1980s and 1990s, the impact came from popular culture and street dance. In the 1930s and 1940s, like Lindy Hop's Jitter Bug, it was the era of jazz and swing dance. In the confusion that occurred in the 1930s, dance was still very popular. Once dancing was a lot of people who ran through it. The German banned dancing, which was especially swing dancing full of fun, no one stopped.

As others pointed out, classical dance was born in various European courts, French schools, Italian schools, Danish schools, and Russian schools. French schools place importance on footwork and Italian schools highlight port de bra. The Danish school has a school of France and Italy, but the early Russian school was mainly known for jumping and turning. After the Second World War, when the Balanchine left Russia, the Ministry of Culture of Soviet created 16 sets of IIRC, dance schools (later expanded to 18 or 19). Their goal is to bring "modern" ballet technology from Western Europe to then Soviet Union. They adopted the style of schools in France, Italy and Denmark into the Russian school, imitated the artistic expression of these schools, and imitated various styles of St. Petersburg and Moscow in Russia by various training techniques I studied exactly. Vaganova is an early supporter of the classical ballet school of a new school. To my surprise, the dance school taught far more than her early work, Vaganova's own perception - known as the Vaganova law - was very different from the classical dance technology school far more than the former . The most complete definition of this school can be seen in her two work "Classical Dance School" and "101 Classical Dance Course" originally translated by Russian and John Barker. Swan lake, La Sulfide, Sleeping Beauty, and modern ballet can be arranged in various dance styles such as classical, jazz, faucet, modern. The two very beautiful contemporary ballet and classic dance choreographers are "Romeo and Juliet" and "Spartak" arranged by the music of Grigorovic and Prokofiev and Hacha Turian. Both reflect the mature form of the Classical Dance Academy. Grigorovich 's' Raymonda' is rarely played outside of Russia, but modern ballet might exemplify the most classical dance vocabulary. training Even if they are based on the older Russian dance style (former Vaganova), all the Balansin's works will be treated as contemporary ballet. In contemporary ballet style, we can use ballet techniques such as classical ballet, modern, ethnic and jazz style elements to enable ballet and modern dance experiments. There is a delicate boundary between contemporary ballet and contemporary dance, and between contemporary ballet and neoclassical and contemporary ballet. Dancer's movements are big and fast, so they are characterized by athletic attentionism, floor work, foot rotation, barefoot dance, performance, pantomime. Formalization of the ballet technique and execution of movement of the body. Define the orientation of the toes, body posture, arm movement, and rotation pattern. The majority of ballet exercises are ballet skills. They develop ballet aesthetics and are practiced as part of a ballet dancer, avoiding injuries Modern dancers still rely on many ballet steps as part of elaborately adjusted modern dance routines. Modern dance is deeply rooted in the ballet syllabus. Historically, modern dance began with free form lyrics ballet in a professional ballerina community that refused to stop dancing. According to their biography, Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis advertised modern dance as a way of continuing their dance career. The first choreography modern dance does not need to dance to the movement of the ballet. In the 1930 's, choreographers objected to modern dance and ballet. Modern dance is an inner consistent technique, but ballet is defined by reaffirming the basic principles of that tradition. The choreography of ballet and modern dance focuses on traditional purity. The second modern dance began after the end of the Second World War in 1945 and continues until today. American dancers such as Alwin Nikolais, Merce Cunningham, James Waring, Paul Taylor, Alvin Ailey and Twyla Tharp found their exercise resources in the spread of the 20th century dance style. Their work is a combination of ballroom dancing, ballet and modern dance skills. (In the years after World War II

As others pointed out, classical dance was born in various European courts, French schools, Italian schools, Danish schools, and Russian schools. French schools place importance on footwork and Italian schools highlight port de bra. The Danish school has a school of France and Italy, but the early Russian school was mainly known for jumping and turning. After the Second World War, when the Balanchine left Russia, the Ministry of Culture of Soviet created 16 sets of IIRC, dance schools (later expanded to 18 or 19). Their goal is to bring "modern" ballet technology from Western Europe to then Soviet Union. They adopted the style of schools in France, Italy and Denmark into the Russian school, imitated the artistic expression of these schools, and imitated various styles of St. Petersburg and Moscow in Russia by various training techniques I studied exactly. Vaganova is an early supporter of the classical ballet school of a new school. To my surprise, the dance school taught far more than her early work, Vaganova's own perception - known as the Vaganova law - was very different from the classical dance technology school far more than the former . The most complete definition of this school can be seen in her two work "Classical Dance School" and "101 Classical Dance Course" originally translated by Russian and John Barker. Swan lake, La Sulfide, Sleeping Beauty, and modern ballet can be arranged in various dance styles such as classical, jazz, faucet, modern. The two very beautiful contemporary ballet and classic dance choreographers are "Romeo and Juliet" and "Spartak" arranged by the music of Grigorovic and Prokofiev and Hacha Turian. Both reflect the mature form of the Classical Dance Academy. Grigorovich 's' Raymonda' is rarely played outside of Russia, but modern ballet might exemplify the most classical dance vocabulary. training Even if they are based on the older Russian dance style (former Vaganova), all the Balansin's works will be treated as contemporary ballet. In contemporary ballet style, we can use ballet techniques such as classical ballet, modern, ethnic and jazz style elements to enable ballet and modern dance experiments. There is a delicate boundary between contemporary ballet and contemporary dance, and between contemporary ballet and neoclassical and contemporary ballet. Dancer's movements are big and fast, so they are characterized by athletic attentionism, floor work, foot rotation, barefoot dance, performance, pantomime. Formalization of the ballet technique and execution of movement of the body. Define the orientation of the toes, body posture, arm movement, and rotation pattern. The majority of ballet exercises are ballet skills. They develop ballet aesthetics and are practiced as part of a ballet dancer, avoiding injuries Modern dancers still rely on many ballet steps as part of elaborately adjusted modern dance routines. Modern dance is deeply rooted in the ballet syllabus. Historically, modern dance began with free form lyrics ballet in a professional ballerina community that refused to stop dancing. According to their biography, Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis advertised modern dance as a way of continuing their dance career. The first choreography modern dance does not need to dance to the movement of the ballet. In the 1930 's, choreographers objected to modern dance and ballet. Modern dance is an inner consistent technique, but ballet is defined by reaffirming the basic principles of that tradition. The choreography of ballet and modern dance focuses on traditional purity. The second modern dance began after the end of the Second World War in 1945 and continues until today. American dancers such as Alwin Nikolais, Merce Cunningham, James Waring, Paul Taylor, Alvin Ailey and Twyla Tharp found their exercise resources in the spread of the 20th century dance style. Their work is a combination of ballroom dancing, ballet and modern dance skills. (In the years after World War II

Morgan Strathmeyer starred at GYDance Annual Nutcracker Ballet - starring at Capitol Performing Arts Center I have four children. I have four players. If you follow high school sports, in the last 8 years you definitely have heard of "Stratbyyer swimming". My oldest three children, Brian, Page and Bradley left their marks in the high school and YMCA swimming worlds. Brad continues to work well at the level of NCAA My youngest daughter Morgan did not keep tradition. When she was 5 years old, she joined the York Y swimming team. She jumps off the start line and runs towards the other side of the pool, crying over 25 yards and winning the heat. When my child was two years old, I took all of them for gymnastics and dance to learn about body recognition, to develop adjustment, balance, agility and flexibility. The affection for Morgan's dance is evident from a young age. Music, fun, costumes (sparkling light)! Her technique changed, so her attention changed. She likes to try new techniques, perfect the classic demands, and challenge dance as a show of art. When she was 9 years old, she joined the GYDance ballet when she became an athlete. Amateur dancers practice 20 to 30 hours a week, adjust their bodies, think about techniques and learn dance. They combine elegance and beauty with muscle and cardiovascular strength, agility, flexibility and explosiveness Their feet are strong enough to keep them in place and to make a complete high intensity jump. Their core muscles are solid, their upper body is strong from lifted partners, and jump into the floor from the raised arms during the contemporary and hip hop performances and continuously As dancers and athlete carriers are at risk of getting hurt, body conditioning and care are similar. Sports models such as Pilates are designed to satisfy the needs of athletes and dancers without distinction. A career in every occupation may start at a young age and end at age 40 because of extreme physical strength. Dancing as the focus of mainstream fitness media makes dance a means of maintaining body shape. When a viewer who experienced dancing goes to a professional company, they may better appreciate the skills and physical qualities needed to achieve these feats. When a dance critic explains a company as a sports reader, that concept may be reflected in the sports experience of a gym or a football stadium. The dance critic expresses the dancer of Rambert Dance Company as "elegance and sports", the dancer of Alvin Ailey as "sports beauty", and the movement of Kafig is expressed as "sports expertise". All the companies mentioned are known for their very different styles, but here they are common in athletic ability, in which case they think that these athletic abilities are physical skills and health Yes. The term "sports" associated with a company always forms an image that includes the other adjectives being used and the past history of the company. For example, the elegance and movement of the Rambert dancer reflects their classical ballet past, but still shows their extreme physical abilities. The training program used by dancers and athletes has many similarities. Pilates is a core reinforcement and flexibility program developed in the early 20 th century and has been used by ballet dancers for more than 70 years. Pilates has been included in exercise training to increase muscular strength and prevent injury in the past 20 years. Yoga is also used by athletes and dancers to enhance core strength and flexibility. The key to the two groups is practice. Practice, practice, practice. When athletes and dancers are young, they go to classes and practice sometimes a couple times a week, sometimes every day. These conferences are useful for consolidating concepts, building endurance, and building muscle memories. These training and courses are full-time jobs from the elite stage to the professional stage.

Morgan Strathmeyer starred at GYDance Annual Nutcracker Ballet - starring at Capitol Performing Arts Center I have four children. I have four players. If you follow high school sports, in the last 8 years you definitely have heard of "Stratbyyer swimming". My oldest three children, Brian, Page and Bradley left their marks in the high school and YMCA swimming worlds. Brad continues to work well at the level of NCAA My youngest daughter Morgan did not keep tradition. When she was 5 years old, she joined the York Y swimming team. She jumps off the start line and runs towards the other side of the pool, crying over 25 yards and winning the heat. When my child was two years old, I took all of them for gymnastics and dance to learn about body recognition, to develop adjustment, balance, agility and flexibility. The affection for Morgan's dance is evident from a young age. Music, fun, costumes (sparkling light)! Her technique changed, so her attention changed. She likes to try new techniques, perfect the classic demands, and challenge dance as a show of art. When she was 9 years old, she joined the GYDance ballet when she became an athlete. Amateur dancers practice 20 to 30 hours a week, adjust their bodies, think about techniques and learn dance. They combine elegance and beauty with muscle and cardiovascular strength, agility, flexibility and explosiveness Their feet are strong enough to keep them in place and to make a complete high intensity jump. Their core muscles are solid, their upper body is strong from lifted partners, and jump into the floor from the raised arms during the contemporary and hip hop performances and continuously As dancers and athlete carriers are at risk of getting hurt, body conditioning and care are similar. Sports models such as Pilates are designed to satisfy the needs of athletes and dancers without distinction. A career in every occupation may start at a young age and end at age 40 because of extreme physical strength. Dancing as the focus of mainstream fitness media makes dance a means of maintaining body shape. When a viewer who experienced dancing goes to a professional company, they may better appreciate the skills and physical qualities needed to achieve these feats. When a dance critic explains a company as a sports reader, that concept may be reflected in the sports experience of a gym or a football stadium. The dance critic expresses the dancer of Rambert Dance Company as "elegance and sports", the dancer of Alvin Ailey as "sports beauty", and the movement of Kafig is expressed as "sports expertise". All the companies mentioned are known for their very different styles, but here they are common in athletic ability, in which case they think that these athletic abilities are physical skills and health Yes. The term "sports" associated with a company always forms an image that includes the other adjectives being used and the past history of the company. For example, the elegance and movement of the Rambert dancer reflects their classical ballet past, but still shows their extreme physical abilities. The training program used by dancers and athletes has many similarities. Pilates is a core reinforcement and flexibility program developed in the early 20 th century and has been used by ballet dancers for more than 70 years. Pilates has been included in exercise training to increase muscular strength and prevent injury in the past 20 years. Yoga is also used by athletes and dancers to enhance core strength and flexibility. The key to the two groups is practice. Practice, practice, practice. When athletes and dancers are young, they go to classes and practice sometimes a couple times a week, sometimes every day. These conferences are useful for consolidating concepts, building endurance, and building muscle memories. These training and courses are full-time jobs from the elite stage to the professional stage.

The current choreography and performance schedule is as important as the dancers' physical demands as they develop their physiology and health and skills. But even at the peak of their career, the aerobic capacity of the dancers, muscular strength, muscle balance, bone and joint integrity are also the dance selection and training system Achilles heel. This reflects to some extent an unfounded view of the various parts of the dance world that weaken the aesthetic appearance of the dancer, with exercises not directly related to dance. Considering that the performance dance itself only causes limited stimulation for aggressive fitness adaptation, professional dancers are obtained from individuals with similar healthy sitting with important fitness related parameters It often does not show similar values. . In contrast, recent data on male and female dancers indicate that supplemental exercise training can improve these fitness parameters and reduce dance injury events without affecting important artistic and aesthetic requirements Respectively. However, the rigorous selection and training program appears to have successfully transformed dance into activities practiced by individuals that selectively develop different flexibility characteristics compared to athletes. Weight goals are usually achieved with low energy intake, whereas women's athletes are "triads", whereas female dance students and professional ballerinas are each 70% above the recommended daily energy intake and It is reported that it is 80% less. Eating disorders, amenorrhea and osteoporosis are now widely recognized and common among dancers. Understanding these factors helps dancers and their teachers improve their training skills, adopt effective injury prevention strategies, and determine better physical condition. However, changes to traditional training systems must be treated with care so that the aesthetic content of the dance will not be affected by the new training technique. Further scientific research is needed for all forms of dance, as the physiological aspects of dancing are performed primarily within the context of ballet. Cast performers have "tradition" before each performance to prepare them. At the elite athlete there is a "pre-race ceremony" to allow themselves to perform in the court "on the spot". These are basically physiological "triggers", which, when executed, activate a neural network programmed according to peak conditions. The key to creating a trigger to activate your optimal performance state is that it needs to be consistent and needs an emotional reaction. When your brain becomes able to associate your best performance with specific actions, sounds, words, slang, thoughts etc., it creates a consistent trigger that allows us to control more reliably I will. When a dancer dances, we see a beautiful body breathing by perspiring when we are complicated, difficult, and even dangerous movement. Athletes and dancers show the most sophisticated human body by finding the limits of their abilities - it makes a different dance than sports These sports are aesthetically pleasant and may produce emotions and stories - Combination and Risk of Sublime Beauty When I saw the dance with the "flat media" I mentioned here, it was missing this combination - this means a two dimensional representation on a television or computer screen ( "to Y3K") Introduction Dancing involves some of the most versatile skills related to sports that human beings can achieve. Dancers need to combine athletic abilities to perform complex dance techniques, expressions and aesthetics. In addition to feedback from educators and colleagues, a wide range of sports practice is necessary to achieve this level of expertise in sports production. Nonetheless, dancers still have little knowledge of the learning path and the mechanisms involved. The dance critic expresses the dancer of Rambert Dance Company as "elegance and sports", the dancer of Alvin Ailey as "sports bea

The current choreography and performance schedule is as important as the dancers' physical demands as they develop their physiology and health and skills. But even at the peak of their career, the aerobic capacity of the dancers, muscular strength, muscle balance, bone and joint integrity are also the dance selection and training system Achilles heel. This reflects to some extent an unfounded view of the various parts of the dance world that weaken the aesthetic appearance of the dancer, with exercises not directly related to dance. Considering that the performance dance itself only causes limited stimulation for aggressive fitness adaptation, professional dancers are obtained from individuals with similar healthy sitting with important fitness related parameters It often does not show similar values. . In contrast, recent data on male and female dancers indicate that supplemental exercise training can improve these fitness parameters and reduce dance injury events without affecting important artistic and aesthetic requirements Respectively. However, the rigorous selection and training program appears to have successfully transformed dance into activities practiced by individuals that selectively develop different flexibility characteristics compared to athletes. Weight goals are usually achieved with low energy intake, whereas women's athletes are "triads", whereas female dance students and professional ballerinas are each 70% above the recommended daily energy intake and It is reported that it is 80% less. Eating disorders, amenorrhea and osteoporosis are now widely recognized and common among dancers. Understanding these factors helps dancers and their teachers improve their training skills, adopt effective injury prevention strategies, and determine better physical condition. However, changes to traditional training systems must be treated with care so that the aesthetic content of the dance will not be affected by the new training technique. Further scientific research is needed for all forms of dance, as the physiological aspects of dancing are performed primarily within the context of ballet. Cast performers have "tradition" before each performance to prepare them. At the elite athlete there is a "pre-race ceremony" to allow themselves to perform in the court "on the spot". These are basically physiological "triggers", which, when executed, activate a neural network programmed according to peak conditions. The key to creating a trigger to activate your optimal performance state is that it needs to be consistent and needs an emotional reaction. When your brain becomes able to associate your best performance with specific actions, sounds, words, slang, thoughts etc., it creates a consistent trigger that allows us to control more reliably I will. When a dancer dances, we see a beautiful body breathing by perspiring when we are complicated, difficult, and even dangerous movement. Athletes and dancers show the most sophisticated human body by finding the limits of their abilities - it makes a different dance than sports These sports are aesthetically pleasant and may produce emotions and stories - Combination and Risk of Sublime Beauty When I saw the dance with the "flat media" I mentioned here, it was missing this combination - this means a two dimensional representation on a television or computer screen ( "to Y3K") Introduction Dancing involves some of the most versatile skills related to sports that human beings can achieve. Dancers need to combine athletic abilities to perform complex dance techniques, expressions and aesthetics. In addition to feedback from educators and colleagues, a wide range of sports practice is necessary to achieve this level of expertise in sports production. Nonetheless, dancers still have little knowledge of the learning path and the mechanisms involved. The dance critic expresses the dancer of Rambert Dance Company as "elegance and sports", the dancer of Alvin Ailey as "sports bea

Activist, poet, writer Maya Angelou died today at the age of 86 today. Her family said in a statement this morning that she is "warrior of equality, generosity, and peace." Margaret Ann Johnson born in St. Louis, Missouri on 4th April 1928 was born, Angelo was sexually abused in early childhood. Angelou used her new name as a nightclub singer to participate in dance and theatrical tours such as opera, nonbroadway production, Alvin Ailey Dance Company, and eventually moved to New York and joined the Harlem Writers Association It was. People forget what you said, people forget about what you did, but I understand that people never forget how you felt them In the late 1950s, Angelou and Martin Luther King, Jr. Joined civil rights movement with Malcolm X. She announced her first autobiographical novel 'Why it is a bird of the cage' in 1970. This will be the first of seven autobiographies; Angelou is the first black woman to achieve this kind of literary success - speak openly about her private life and play the leading role in her own story I will perform it. Her work continues to stimulate the same confidence, humility, and real experience among today's readers. People can not look away from you if you pursue what you want and do it well Since 1982, Angelou has over 30 honorary doctorates and is a professor of American studies at Wake forest college. She is scheduled to participate as a winner at the American Major League Awards this week, but she was canceled on Monday due to illness. Angelou has opportunities to connect with her admirers, like clips from "our grandmother", regularly posting up-to-date information on daily life and clips of poetry on Twitter and Facebook. In the presidential inauguration ceremony of 1993, Angelou chanted her poem "Morning Pulse" as the first African American woman and the second poet to attend the inauguration ceremony. Maya Angelou's "Phenomenon Woman" is a moving poem including a strong message like Maya Angelo who is proud that all women should read it over and over again. Maya Angelou (1928) is a competent African American. Most of her work is from experience, and this poem belongs to that category. "Women phenomenon" was first published in 1978 and is the power of women in their own women. It tells us the way the inner beauty respects women from others. of Maya Angelrow's growth is not always perfect. In consideration of the birth name of Margaret Anne Johnson, Maya Angelow was born in St. Louis, Missouri on April 4, 1928. Although she was born there, her childhood spent most of her time on an Arkansas stamp with her grandmother Anne Henderson. Francisco and her mother. Maya Angelou is still living in Waku Forest University in North Carolina. - ... When there is a will, there is a way, Angelou always stood up and tried to survive. In poetry entitled "Women Works", Mayo Angelo explains the reality of the struggle and overcomes its beauty. This poem is about mothers, preferably single mothers with children. Maya Angelou was born on April 4, 1928. Her real name was Marguerite Johnson, but later changed to Maya. Born in Saint Louis, she moved to Arkansas shortly after her birth. Maya grew up in a rural area in Arkansas State and then married a South African free fighter plane. She lived with him in Cairo, where he began his career as an editor of Arab observers. At the request of Dr. Martin Lutheran King Jr., she became the Northern Coordinator of Southern Christian Leaders. Maya Angelou was born in Marguerite Johnson on April 4, 1928. Later, in St. Louis, Missouri, Maya Angelou changed its name to promote his writing. Maya represents her childhood name by her brother Bailey, Angelow is a variant of her married family name. At the age of 3, her parents lived in Arkansas stamps with her brother Bailey and their grandmother divorced and lived. - When Maya Angelou is still a young lady - "On my fresh day," she said - she took the secret idea that she would not l

Activist, poet, writer Maya Angelou died today at the age of 86 today. Her family said in a statement this morning that she is "warrior of equality, generosity, and peace." Margaret Ann Johnson born in St. Louis, Missouri on 4th April 1928 was born, Angelo was sexually abused in early childhood. Angelou used her new name as a nightclub singer to participate in dance and theatrical tours such as opera, nonbroadway production, Alvin Ailey Dance Company, and eventually moved to New York and joined the Harlem Writers Association It was. People forget what you said, people forget about what you did, but I understand that people never forget how you felt them In the late 1950s, Angelou and Martin Luther King, Jr. Joined civil rights movement with Malcolm X. She announced her first autobiographical novel 'Why it is a bird of the cage' in 1970. This will be the first of seven autobiographies; Angelou is the first black woman to achieve this kind of literary success - speak openly about her private life and play the leading role in her own story I will perform it. Her work continues to stimulate the same confidence, humility, and real experience among today's readers. People can not look away from you if you pursue what you want and do it well Since 1982, Angelou has over 30 honorary doctorates and is a professor of American studies at Wake forest college. She is scheduled to participate as a winner at the American Major League Awards this week, but she was canceled on Monday due to illness. Angelou has opportunities to connect with her admirers, like clips from "our grandmother", regularly posting up-to-date information on daily life and clips of poetry on Twitter and Facebook. In the presidential inauguration ceremony of 1993, Angelou chanted her poem "Morning Pulse" as the first African American woman and the second poet to attend the inauguration ceremony. Maya Angelou's "Phenomenon Woman" is a moving poem including a strong message like Maya Angelo who is proud that all women should read it over and over again. Maya Angelou (1928) is a competent African American. Most of her work is from experience, and this poem belongs to that category. "Women phenomenon" was first published in 1978 and is the power of women in their own women. It tells us the way the inner beauty respects women from others. of Maya Angelrow's growth is not always perfect. In consideration of the birth name of Margaret Anne Johnson, Maya Angelow was born in St. Louis, Missouri on April 4, 1928. Although she was born there, her childhood spent most of her time on an Arkansas stamp with her grandmother Anne Henderson. Francisco and her mother. Maya Angelou is still living in Waku Forest University in North Carolina. - ... When there is a will, there is a way, Angelou always stood up and tried to survive. In poetry entitled "Women Works", Mayo Angelo explains the reality of the struggle and overcomes its beauty. This poem is about mothers, preferably single mothers with children. Maya Angelou was born on April 4, 1928. Her real name was Marguerite Johnson, but later changed to Maya. Born in Saint Louis, she moved to Arkansas shortly after her birth. Maya grew up in a rural area in Arkansas State and then married a South African free fighter plane. She lived with him in Cairo, where he began his career as an editor of Arab observers. At the request of Dr. Martin Lutheran King Jr., she became the Northern Coordinator of Southern Christian Leaders. Maya Angelou was born in Marguerite Johnson on April 4, 1928. Later, in St. Louis, Missouri, Maya Angelou changed its name to promote his writing. Maya represents her childhood name by her brother Bailey, Angelow is a variant of her married family name. At the age of 3, her parents lived in Arkansas stamps with her brother Bailey and their grandmother divorced and lived. - When Maya Angelou is still a young lady - "On my fresh day," she said - she took the secret idea that she would not l

This wall sticker is purple and says "Dance is a hidden word of the soul of the body" (The displayed image is for reference only and may not accurately reflect the actual decal size.) Join the trend of home decoration using vinyl wall decals, quotes, phrases or design to decorate the walls of your home, ➋ Please clean only the necessary parts. Please remove dust with a damp cloth and make sure the wall is clean  Let's dry the wall. Next, I paint. This will make sure you have the best paste wall sticker Back Peel off the backing and put it on the wall. Start from one end, smooth with a credit card Graham: Martha Graham devised the first important technique to replace the classic ballet idioms. Her dance language is designed to express not only the decorative display of elegant movements but also the universally shared human emotions and experiences. Many steps have a strong angular motion resulting from contraction of muscle contraction and release centering around the center of the dancer. Graham Technology is a professor of dance schools around the world. Horton: In addition to ballet, Lester Horton learned about native American dance and was trained with Alvin Ailey and Japanese dancer Ito Michio. This broad background provides a rich base for his dance work. His teachings and techniques based on dance style are characterized by a strong resting of the trunk, which dissipates the asymmetric movement of the limbs. In the past, "modern dance" represented the concept of view and movement of several dancers and dance choreographers. .. Martha Graham Technology, Doris Humphrey Technology, or Lestor Horton Technology. In the broad perspective of dance artists, the form of exercise has been more similar, not the form of unique exercise. Modern dance is a younger art than ballet and the style of movement is based on the interpretation of the dancers themselves, not the standardized movement or the structured steps of classical or traditional ballet. However, modern dance uses many classical vocabulary and terminology. Today, many "ballet" choreographers are using the sports concept of modern dancers, and the movement of ballet dancers is used in "modern" technology. Modern dance is known for its independence, originality, and non-traditional attitude. Both dance styles have high skills Martha Graham is a modern dancer in the world, regardless of the ballet's rigorous training to complete the leaping rhythm, en Pointe, or techniques of contraction and release of modern dance The form of dance is also working well. Technology Another similarity between classical ballet and modern dance is that they all developed from the form of "rebellion" of the former dance. Classical ballet was born in a romantic ballet and tried contradictory things to the skills, stories, productions, costumes represented by romantic ballet, even the use of male / female dancers and the importance of characters. Born rebelliously, I tried against the classical ballet

This wall sticker is purple and says "Dance is a hidden word of the soul of the body" (The displayed image is for reference only and may not accurately reflect the actual decal size.) Join the trend of home decoration using vinyl wall decals, quotes, phrases or design to decorate the walls of your home, ➋ Please clean only the necessary parts. Please remove dust with a damp cloth and make sure the wall is clean  Let's dry the wall. Next, I paint. This will make sure you have the best paste wall sticker Back Peel off the backing and put it on the wall. Start from one end, smooth with a credit card Graham: Martha Graham devised the first important technique to replace the classic ballet idioms. Her dance language is designed to express not only the decorative display of elegant movements but also the universally shared human emotions and experiences. Many steps have a strong angular motion resulting from contraction of muscle contraction and release centering around the center of the dancer. Graham Technology is a professor of dance schools around the world. Horton: In addition to ballet, Lester Horton learned about native American dance and was trained with Alvin Ailey and Japanese dancer Ito Michio. This broad background provides a rich base for his dance work. His teachings and techniques based on dance style are characterized by a strong resting of the trunk, which dissipates the asymmetric movement of the limbs. In the past, "modern dance" represented the concept of view and movement of several dancers and dance choreographers. .. Martha Graham Technology, Doris Humphrey Technology, or Lestor Horton Technology. In the broad perspective of dance artists, the form of exercise has been more similar, not the form of unique exercise. Modern dance is a younger art than ballet and the style of movement is based on the interpretation of the dancers themselves, not the standardized movement or the structured steps of classical or traditional ballet. However, modern dance uses many classical vocabulary and terminology. Today, many "ballet" choreographers are using the sports concept of modern dancers, and the movement of ballet dancers is used in "modern" technology. Modern dance is known for its independence, originality, and non-traditional attitude. Both dance styles have high skills Martha Graham is a modern dancer in the world, regardless of the ballet's rigorous training to complete the leaping rhythm, en Pointe, or techniques of contraction and release of modern dance The form of dance is also working well. Technology Another similarity between classical ballet and modern dance is that they all developed from the form of "rebellion" of the former dance. Classical ballet was born in a romantic ballet and tried contradictory things to the skills, stories, productions, costumes represented by romantic ballet, even the use of male / female dancers and the importance of characters. Born rebelliously, I tried against the classical ballet

To be honest, I've heard of most rock and roll bands, but they only know a few songs. I do not know when or where I started. I love their music, I just heard their songs, but I do not know their career. Their career helps to understand their music. I have found some interesting rock bands. The Beatles were originally from Liverpool, England. When I first saw Liverpool, I was thinking about the American town next to Alvin. The band began when we returned. They played the first song "Old Time Rock n Roll", which was wonderful. Indeed, the songs that they played that night were almost always good and one of my favorite songs was "Wonderful Tonight". Everyone except for Chris and I applauded after each song. Several men in the bar bothered me, but Chris was with me, and when he was absent, Adam did the same. Approximately 3 hours later, the band is finishing the second music. When I am drunk, I am sick and tired. I hesitated, but he insisted me to feel sick. His smell is still too strong, but I have a certain distance. I know that it must be over when he gets very close to me. I disregarded his cry, became very uncomfortable, and quickly retreated. I was sitting; a little romance has ended, and it reassures me. "Old Rock n Roll" video seemed interesting when they invaded Graham in the field. You always wondered where he is always in. Even a young father wants a white man to dance in the village of Africa. But somewhere in the song, you will see G. shaking alone in the field. "Rock'n Roll Old / This is not something you are selling / Congo Square is open for business. It leads to playing music: Many of the best parts of American pop music this is It is already the second century of worldwide music.The Congo Plaza is one of the fountains.What does it mean "to open the door"? The old system survived the new system. We were deceived by something From the 1950's to the 1960's, rock music changed dramatically. It was widely accepted and widely opposed. However, whatever rock music is experienced during this time, identity is still maintained. Rock'n Roll is always advocated through change, whether it is removal of apartheid or social change. Rock music never affects its style, but always sticking to its purpose, this is social change due to the power of music.

To be honest, I've heard of most rock and roll bands, but they only know a few songs. I do not know when or where I started. I love their music, I just heard their songs, but I do not know their career. Their career helps to understand their music. I have found some interesting rock bands. The Beatles were originally from Liverpool, England. When I first saw Liverpool, I was thinking about the American town next to Alvin. The band began when we returned. They played the first song "Old Time Rock n Roll", which was wonderful. Indeed, the songs that they played that night were almost always good and one of my favorite songs was "Wonderful Tonight". Everyone except for Chris and I applauded after each song. Several men in the bar bothered me, but Chris was with me, and when he was absent, Adam did the same. Approximately 3 hours later, the band is finishing the second music. When I am drunk, I am sick and tired. I hesitated, but he insisted me to feel sick. His smell is still too strong, but I have a certain distance. I know that it must be over when he gets very close to me. I disregarded his cry, became very uncomfortable, and quickly retreated. I was sitting; a little romance has ended, and it reassures me. "Old Rock n Roll" video seemed interesting when they invaded Graham in the field. You always wondered where he is always in. Even a young father wants a white man to dance in the village of Africa. But somewhere in the song, you will see G. shaking alone in the field. "Rock'n Roll Old / This is not something you are selling / Congo Square is open for business. It leads to playing music: Many of the best parts of American pop music this is It is already the second century of worldwide music.The Congo Plaza is one of the fountains.What does it mean "to open the door"? The old system survived the new system. We were deceived by something From the 1950's to the 1960's, rock music changed dramatically. It was widely accepted and widely opposed. However, whatever rock music is experienced during this time, identity is still maintained. Rock'n Roll is always advocated through change, whether it is removal of apartheid or social change. Rock music never affects its style, but always sticking to its purpose, this is social change due to the power of music.