Sensation America: Electric Dance Music Concerts

When I joined the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York last November, I was fascinated and fascinated. Sensation America is one of many electric dance concerts that appeared throughout the United States, and it can be called a cult-like revolution. I entered the stadium and went into the universe where competition, fireworks, lighting, cosmetics, modern dancers, completely transformed and replaced. The main purpose I participated in such a concert was pure interest and curiosity, I witnessed experiences that I am not familiar with.

In 1977 the Neptune Square Concert series of the American Ethnic Life Center began and was reorganized as "Home · American · Music" in 2002. This music has a variety of musical and dance traditions in this country and around the world. These are included in the central collection of videos, photos, and recordings. In the Blue Ridge Parkway Fork Project, Chicago National Art Project, Maine's Acadia Folklore Project, the tradition of dance from square dance to pole party is recorded

When I joined the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York last November, I was fascinated and fascinated. Sensation America is one of many electric dance concerts that appeared throughout the United States, and it can be called a cult-like revolution. I entered the stadium and went into the universe where competition, fireworks, lighting, cosmetics, modern dancers, completely transformed and replaced. The main purpose I participated in such a concert was pure interest and curiosity, I witnessed experiences that I am not familiar with.

Tap dancing is a kind of American native dance evolved in about 300 years. Originally the tradition of music and dancing that blended the tradition of England and West Africa led the way in the southern part of the 18th century. West African Irish jig (music and dance form) and Geobet (sacred and worldly tread dance) became American jig and Juba. In the 19th century, a black and white bird dancer that had developed a popular 19th century performing arts show was flying up. This dance was juxtaposed in the form of dance called "zigzag". . In the initial tapping style, the shoe sole was hard, clogged and boots were hanging. Until the beginning of the 20th century, a metal plate (or faucet) appeared on the shoes of the dancers in the Broadway music scene. In the late 20th century, tap dance evolved into a performance that coordinated at the stage of music and concert hall.