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The paleolithic era was when stone tools were created, In this era,with the new found for metal instruments such as bells, gongs, african pianos, ext. were created. In terms of art, painting and carvings came out of the this era, many engraved or carved bones were used as hunting charms.
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In the neolithic time ,a region shaped in the Middle East where humans began to farm. Eventually, the Stone Age humans in other parts of the world also began agriculture. Art expression in this time was mainly work of magic to communicate with spirits, through singing and dancing members of a clan or tribe.
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Rome grew from a small town into italy's tiber river into an empire taking most of continental Europe, britain, Western Asia, Northern Africa, and the Mediterranean islands. The spread of languages, alphabet, calendar, and christianity emerged.Theaters began to evolve with more additions. Theaters no longer only performed on dionysus celebrations when Alexander the great arose. Christian church disliked the roman theaters because it was based on violence, lude, and was sexual.
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The age where polis, or city state was invented. Small villages began to evolve by building walls, market places, developing government, raising armies, and collecting taxes. During the 6th century theater Dionysus with two maenads was celebrated in the orchestra. worship of dionysus was ecstatic by nature. Most all greek theaters were considered tragedy.
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This era is of European history where the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Renaissance took place. writers and artists started to look back and celebrate the art and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. Medieval dances were two primary sections, the first one was the court dance and the second the country dance. The dances during the medieval period were Carol, Basse Dance, The Egg Dance, Scottish Dance, and many others
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Renaissance was the rediscovery of classical philosophy, literature and art. Some of the greatest thinkers, authors, statesmen, scientists and artists in human history was apart of this time period. some important were Domenico da Piacenza, Antonio Cornazzano and Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro. The main types of dances were bassa danze and balletti.
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presenting Comique de la rien on October 15, 1551, earliest known attempt.
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Orchésographie is step-by-step depiction of the 16th-century. first position, the heels are together, with toes turned out. second position, the feet are widened both turned outward. third position, the heel of one foot rests against the instep of the other. fourth position, one foot rests about 12 inches in advance of the other. fifth position, the feet are turned out and pressed closely together, the heel of the one foot against the toe of the other.
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Death
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Classical Ballet elements from french Ballet
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La Sylphide -1836
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Magical environment. Cult of the Ballerina begins.
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Modern Dance Pioneer
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1866 debutted
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Not a dancer or choreographer but he had a eye for art. He is created for turning ballet modern
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Mother of Dance, Pioneer
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Bill "Bojangles", HIs signature routine was the "Stair dance".
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Death
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Dancer in Ballet Russes but left for her own company/solo.
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English Ballet dancer.
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Modern Dance Pioneer
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Modern Dance Pioneer
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Modern Dance Pioneer
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German Dancer
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jump kicked bradway,
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A dancer best known for neoclassical Ballet
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Agnes De Mille was a dancer and choreographer. some of her works were "Oklahoma!" in 1943, and "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" in 1949.
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Clayton "Peg Leg", had a wooden peg leg and taught hiself tap dance with it.
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creator of American Ballet Theater
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Dancer and choreographer
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Ballet company in paris, performed "Les Syliphides", adn "Cleopatre
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African-American dancer, and choreographer. Created Dunham technique.
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Performed by Ana Pavlova and created by Micheal Fokine
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American choreographer.
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Born 1911, East Indian and African dance lit up Hollywood and Broadway, American dancer, choreographer, and theatre director known as "the Father of Theatrical Jazz Dance".
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American Composer
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Melting Pot, combined Modern and, Jazz, Ballet, Exc.
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American dancer and choreographer.
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African-American dancer and choreographer.
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Gus Giordano creating the Jazz Dance World Congress and pushing for jazz to earn its laurels as an acknowledged art form
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Bosolishlann Najinsca known piece for Ballet Russes
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took the stage with "Lady be good" in 1924, and "Funnyface" in 1927
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Eugene Louis Faccuito was the father of classical jazz.
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American modern dancer and choreographer
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London contemporary dance company
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Bob Fosse was known as the father of jazz. He was a dancer and choreographer
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George Balanchine works
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Death
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Death
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Ended
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Death- Ballet Russes died with him
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George Balanchine works
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Dancer and Choreographer
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An american dancer and choreographer.
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Death right before show night of "The Swan" by Pneumonia
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Kurt Jooss created this piece based around the fact he hated war during this time
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End of Fred and Adele Astaire- Ginger rogers took Adele's place and then Fred and Ginger released "The gay divorce" in 1934,
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George Balanchine works
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A German dancer and choreographer
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Fayard born 1914 and Harold born 1921, performed in Stormy Weather
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Jerome's work
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Russian dancer and choreographer, Creator of Gaga.
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Gregory Hines, Tony award nomination for "Eubie!" in 1979
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Contemporary dance choreographer.
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Death
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1954 "7 Brides for 7 brothers"
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Canadian choreographer, Founder of Lalala Human Steps
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Bob Fosse work
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Founded by Robert Joffrey
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He is a Director, dancer and choreographer
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Death
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Japanese dance showing literal rising from the ashes of Hiroshima bomb.
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"Rent" released
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Bob Fosse work
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Modern Dance Pioneer
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Hip hop took form of deejaying, Emceeing, Breaking and Dancing, and Graffiti , these weren't just hobbies, they were sanctuaries. During this time, LGB clubs began waacking dance as a form of release as well.
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Death
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Death
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Savion Glover being known as the Tap dance kid in1985
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Death
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Choreographed by Paul Taylor
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Choreography by Merce Cunningham.
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The Musical Theater show "Sweeney Todd" debuted in 1979
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Death
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Vogueing was also a style that came out of waacking, voguring is more of a posing aspect while waaking is a twist of the hands/arm motion. It also formed during the LGB clubs of the 1980's
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Death
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Death
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Choreographed by Alwin Nikolais
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Founded by Lloyd in London, United Kingdom
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Death
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Death
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Death
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Krumping came from the riots in Los Angeles, Its more intense whole body movement, resembling intense emotions. in 1992, Clowning began with Tony the Clown, who attend birthday parties, and performed, in battles or events.
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Created by Ohad Naharin for The Batsheva Dance Company.
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Fayard death 2006, and Harold death 2000
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Death.
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Death
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Death
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Death.
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Performed by DV8 Physical Theater
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Death
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Death
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Death
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Performed by Taiwan Cloud Gate Dance Theater.
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Death
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In 2003 followed by "Wicked" debutted
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Dance for the cameras.
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Created by Jiri Killian
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Performed by DV8 Physical Theater
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Death.
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Dance created by Pina Bausch for Tanztheater
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Death
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Death.
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Death
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Death
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Death.
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Death
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