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Historical & Vintage Dance, Dancing Master For Hire
Offers easy dance programs for 1700-1870 period balls and re-enactments. Based in Dayton, Ohio.Category Arts Performing Arts dance historicalhistorical, Vintage and Old Time dance programs for reenactment groups,living history, historical societies, and recreation.
http://www.geocities.com/truebluelouis/
The Deborah Hay Dance Company - Home
Performance schedules, tour dates, class information, historical background and news about America's foremost organization for classic modern dance (Austin, TX, USA)
http://www.deborahhay.com/

Extractions: PHOTOS The Deborah Hay Dance Company Photos from Music. Photos from Solo Trilogy: Boom Boom Boom. 2000. biography Deborah Hay was born in Brooklyn in 1941. Her mother had performed with the corps de ballet at the Roxy Theater and as her first dance teacher she directed her training until Hay was a teenager. Mother and daughter regularly attended Radio City Music Hall, where she most fondly remembers the Rockettes and the orchestra. They went each season to see the New York City Ballet at City Center. By the time she was a teenager she was seeking her own interest in modern rather than classical training. Living in Manhattan by 1960 and studying at the Cunningham studio, she became part a group of experimental artists who were influenced by Merce Cunningham and John Cage, later known as the Judson Dance Theater, one of the most radical and explosive art movements of the twentieth century. In 1964 she danced with the Cunningham Dance Company during a 6-month tour through Europe and Asia. By 1967, Hay had already achieved a prominent status as a young choreographer and her distinctive style began to emerge. She focused on large-scale dance projects involving untrained dancers, thus distancing herself from the performing arena and opening a long period of reflection about how dance is transmitted and who dances. This stage of HayÕs career reached into the following decade. In 1970 she left New York and settled in a community in northern Vermont. In this period Hay began to define a rigorous method of performance practice that still continues to inform her work as a student, teacher, and dancer. The most notable achievement of the period is a series of 10 circle dances, which did not include an audience. This encounter, of a powerful concept combined with the exquisitely simple choreography of the ten dances, are collected and described in Moving Through the Universe in Bare Feet (Swallow Press, 1975). HayÕs first book on choreography and the first example of her distinctive memory/concept mode of choreographic record, is based on the narratives underlining the process of her dance-making, rather than the technical specifications or notations of their form.
Lou Hyll's Historical Dance Profile
dance Education. Literally dozens of historical dance seminars and workshopsattended throughout the midwest; Special historical dance Programs.
http://www.geocities.com/truebluelouis/profile.html
EGYPTIAN, MIDDLE EASTERN, ARABIC AND PERSIAN BELLY DANCE BY THE EXOTIC SMRA SERV
Smra Shahar gives information from a historical perspective on the dance and some personal interpetive views with her bio. This performer/teacher is bicultural with Moroccan roots.
http://hometown.aol.com/smrashahar

Extractions: EXOTIC Smra Belly dance the dance of Egypt, and the Arabic Middle East with influences from Persia, Morocco, Turkey and Greece also known as Raks Sharqi, Raks Sharki or Oriental dance. In every woman there is a belly dancer, our bodies weave ancient patterns expressing our souls and spirit, like the gently rolling dark waters of the Nile or the ever changing sifting sands of the Sahara. the dance embraces us and we embrace others with it. It is a dance of exotic beauty old as the pyramids, performed along the Nile. Belly dancer / Performer About Me Belly dance that moves your Mind, Body and Soul by the exotic SMRA. This bi-cultural belly dancer with roots in Morocco will fascinate and entertain you with the alluring dance of 7 veils and also the performance of the captivating Sword dance, while listening to the beautiful intriguing music of the Nile Valley.
DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Performing Arts - Dance - Historical
1. Dieser 'externe' Link öffnet sich in einem neuen Fenster Amherst Early MusicFestival historical dance Program Information about dance classes at this
http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_a4e2fc0e54b48dd51e4c32071fc0f6dd.html
Yestermusic
historical and oldie favorites on CD and cassette in many styles including big band, dance, easy listening, and classical.
http://www.yestermusic.com
IMAGES OF THE DANCE - Historical Treasures Of The Dance Collection 1581 - 1861
IMAGES OF THE dance historical Treasures of the dance Collection1581 - 1861, AUTHOR LILLIAN MOORE, £10.00. The dance collection
http://www.clarebooks.co.uk/item1612.htm

Extractions: The Dance collection of the New York Public Library is a centre of magical activity. The period 1581-1861 is covered in this book, with illustrations and examples from the luxuriously illustrated books and fine prints housed there. It is a most informative book and will be greatly appreciated by historians, dance enthusiasts and those interested in the costumes of the times. SPECIFICATION Payment Methods American Express, MasterCard, Visa, JCB, Solo, Switch Ref Description Price Quantity Required Add to Basket IMAGES OF THE DANCE - Historical Treasures of the Dance Collection 1581 - 1861 Return to DANCE Home About Us Catalogue ... Web Links
NOH DANCING
historical development of the Noh theater, with an emphasis on the dance elements.
http://linus.socs.uts.edu.au/~don/pubs/noh.html

Extractions: University of Sydney (updated 14 January 2001) INTRODUCTION Just as there are a number of different forms of theatre in the west (opera, ballet, drama, vaudeville, etc.) so there are several forms in Japan (Kabuki, Kyogen, Shimpa, etc). One of these, the Noh theatre, has a place in Japanese society that bears some analogies to the place Shakespearian drama has in the West: the dramas and their stories are well known; they were composed several hundred years ago (Kusano, 1978,105); they are in the archaic language of that time (Ito, 1979, 271); were performed only by male actors until recently (Kusano, 1978, 118); assume other customs, dress, habits, and society of that time; are based on older myths and legends current then; and probably survive because of the allegorical illumination they cast on the timeless concerns of the human condition. Noh theatre differs from Shakespearian theatre in being some two-hundred years older, having a wider repetoire (about 240 pieces, compared with 38 for Shakespeare (Shakespeare, 1937)), having a more balanced mixture of music and dance embedded in the drama, using masks for many of the actors (Kusano, 1978, 108), and of course: being in Japanese. Koomote ORIGINS The Noh pieces which are performed today were written by a small number of dramatists. Of these, Zeami (1363-1441) was the greatest, being responsible for 100 of the 240 Noh pieces. His father, Kanami, also wrote many of the pieces (Kusano, 1978,108). Zeami's son in-law, Zenchiku, was also a Noh master and contributed some pieces (Ortolani, 1983, 147). The close family inter-relationship of these authors was conditioned by Japanese society at that time, in which a son had an obligation to follow his father's occupation. This was augmented by the custom of Master artists of adopting their major proteges into their family (Japan, 1975, 6).
Social Historical Dance Videos
historical Social dance Videos. historical Renaissance dance information is accompaniedwith original illustrations. 40 Mins. How to dance Through Time Vol.
http://www.activevideos.com/historical.htm

Extractions: Learn to dance the Waltz, Gallop, Polka, Schottische, and Polka Mazurka. This Volume gives clear "how-to" instructions to help viewers learn these five mid-19th Century ballroom couple dances. Beginners are introduced to the basic steps in careful detail which accompany the romantic dance music of the past. Each dance is introduced by a brief presentation of historical information illustrated with original lithographs. In the final section, the dancers perform these much loved dances, dressed in the appropriate fashions. 35 mins. How to Dance Through Time Vol. II:
SocietÃ Di Danza
Italian group dedicated to researching 19th century and historical dance. Includes information about balls and classes.
http://www.di.unipi.it/~balsamo/sd/soc_dance.html
Social Historical Dance Videos
era. historical Renaissance dance information is accompanied withoriginal illustrations. 40 Mins. How to dance Through Time Vol.
http://www.activevideos.com/affiliates/historical.htm

Extractions: Learn to dance the Waltz, Gallop, Polka, Schottische, and Polka Mazurka. This Volume gives clear "how-to" instructions to help viewers learn these five mid-19th Century ballroom couple dances. Beginners are introduced to the basic steps in careful detail which accompany the romantic dance music of the past. Each dance is introduced by a brief presentation of historical information illustrated with original lithographs. In the final section, the dancers perform these much loved dances, dressed in the appropriate fashions. 35 mins. How to Dance Through Time Vol. II: Learn to dance the Animal Dances (Fox Trot, Horse Trot, Kangaroo Hop, Duck Waddle, Squirrel, Chicken Scratch, Turkey Trot, Grizzly Bear), Castle Walk, Tango, Maxixe, and Hesitation Waltz. This Volume provides 44 step combinations and how-to instructions offering enough variation to improvise your own vintage dances. Each dance is introduced with an entertaining, historical overview illustrated with authentic photographs and drawings. Following each instruction, dancers perform the spirited dances with the appropriate fashions and music. 50 mins. How to Dance Through Time Vol. III:
San Diego Vintage Dancers
Gives classes in historical dance and organizes the San Diego Vintage dance Week. dances range from the minuet to the Lindy Hop. Information about dance Week and regular meetings.
http://www.lahacal.org/sandiego.html

Extractions: The San Diego Vintage Dancers , an affiliate of the Lively Arts History Association present a variety of vintage dance events every year. This includes the San Diego Vintage Dance week in June of 2002 For more information on our ongoing classes and programs, contact Mary Jennings at drjenma@pacbell.net or call 858-622-9924
California Heritage Dancers
Group recreating the American dances that evolved into modern squaredancing from the English country Category Arts Performing Arts dance historical The Heritage dancers also teach their historical dance routines to members of thepublic, without cost or obligation, between 715pm and 830pm on Wednesday
http://www.heritagedance.com/

Extractions: Historical Square Dance Exhibitions For best viewing use 800X600 High Color We Americans have a unique contribution to make to the world-wide cultural scene. However, the majority of our citizens are unaware of the richness of the art forms which have originated here and are unique to our land. The California Heritage Dancers are dedicated to preserving through exhibitions, the rich heritage of what has become known as American Square Dancing. In order not to lose these old time dances, the California Heritage Dancers was organized in 1986 recruiting members from various square dance clubs in Southern California. Extensive research has resulted in a large repertoire of varied dances from the 1700's to 1996. The dancers have created authentic costuming and music to complete the picture. A video tape is available that will take you on "A Journey Through America's Folk Dance" highlighting some of the Heritage Dancer's routines and provides a unique look at the roots of modern square dancing. For more information just e-mail.
Pastime Homepage
historical dance group, specialising in 15th to 17th centuries, but occasionally venturing into later periods. Includes a diary of events, and photographs of the group.
http://www.groutand.demon.co.uk/pastime/

Extractions: Pastime is an enthusiastic group of people interested in authentic period dance and performance. The group was founded in 1980 by Christine Rogers and has evolved into today's company. Pastime specialises in 15th - 17th century dance with excursions from time to time into the 18th and 19th centuries. We welcome new members. We have an active and on-going programme of workshops taught by some of the foremost early dance teachers in Europe. We meet twice a month on Saturday afternoons at Chelsfield Village Hall, Chelsfield, near Orpington, Kent. UK Please see diary for details of dates and events A vigorous and virtuosic dance for men to show off their agility and balance. See dance repetoire Pastime Pictures of Early Dance Festival and Chelsfield Village Fete. We have also ventured abroad and performed in South West France, Penne d'Angenais, Fumel and Villeneuve-sur-Lot. Pictures of our summer school near Duras, in the Dordogne.
Historical Dance
Includes some general information about reconstructing dances, descriptions of 15th century dance Category Arts Performing Arts dance historical Renaissance When Ken went to his 10th year high school reunion, he suprised many people byhanding out business cards for his dance group, Nachtanz historical dancers.
http://patriot.net/~nachtanz/KReed/histdanc.html

Extractions: When Ken is not too busy with his new company, he will write these pages to suit him, but until then.... When Ken went to his 10th year high school reunion, he suprised many people by handing out business cards for his dance group, Nachtanz Historical Dancers. He has spent many years researching and reconstructing dance from the 15th to 19th centuries, primarily focusing on 15th-17th century dance. On this page, he will publish dance steps, dance reconstructions, and other dance-related research. The current offering is a reconstruction of "Leoncello Nuovo" following up on the previous article on 15th century dance steps which can be found on the Archive page. "Leoncello Nuovo" is a fun and flirtatious dance for three that can be hammed up to no end. We have gotten several queries as to what "Nachtanz" means. According to Ken, "nachtanz" means "after dance" and appears to have been a 16th century German dance that was the second of a pair of dances. There are several tunes for the dance, but no extant descriptions or instructions for performing it. When Ken formed his dance company, he chose "Nachtanz" as its name because it was unusual and distinctive in the Renaissance dance world. Although Nachtanz has disbanded, but the name is still associated with us, and represented something we did together (I was also a dancer in Nachtanz). We thought it an ideal name to use as our user ID for the Internet.
Arts/Performing_Arts/Dance/Historical
Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligentsearch feature. / Arts / Performing_Arts / dance / historical.
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Extractions: Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Dance Historical Baroque
Historical Dance Group Plaisir Courtois - Welcome
dance group from Groningen, The Netherlands. Includes background information on renaissance, baroque Category Arts Performing Arts dance historicalWelcome to the homepage of historical dance Group Plaisir Courtois. historicaldance Group Plaisir Courtois (in Groningen, The Netherlands
http://www.plaisircourtois.nl/cgi-bin/index.cgi?language=en
Wanna Dance Home Page
dance music CDs, including lindy hop, swing, shag and beach, hustle, Latin, and ballroom, instructional, entertainment, and historical videos, accessories, books, and art.
http://www.wannadance.com/
The Evolution Of Historical Dance
Main Menu Videos Audios Order forms historical dance Character dance ChoreographyAbout Michael Berkut All contents © 1996 Berkut dance International.
http://www.nq.com/dance/chart_b.html
Katalog : : Arts : Performing_Arts : Dance : Historical : - Netz-Tip
Translate this page Amherst Early Music Festival historical dance Program - Information about danceclasses at this summer early music festival, including a two-week workshop for
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Extractions: Anzeige: Verdienen Sie Geld mit Ihren ungenutzten Domains! Welt English Arts ... Dance : Historical See also: This category in other languages: Dutch French German Swedish ... Amherst Early Music Festival: Historical Dance Program - Information about dance classes at this summer early music festival. Faculty: Carol Marsh, Kaspar Mainz, Dorothy Olsson. Ardente Sole - Polish group performing court ballet from the medieval to baroque periods. Includes background, and information about their shows. The Calendar of Historical Dance - Upcoming events including classes, summer schools, performances and balls. Plus, links organized by country, period and type, facsimiles of early 18th-century choreographies from the Library of Congress, and photos.

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