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The repertory of Hip Hop history through steps and choreography. May be repeated for credit.
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Bodies are both concept and physical medium in live performance. How do bodies materialize onstage as spectacular and authentic? In what ways do they (re)present art, while recalling social and cultural information? What about the audience¿s bodies? Using readings ¿ ranging from Kuppers on disability and Garner on theatre phenomenology to Grosz on somatophobia ¿ we will consider physicality in performances by artists including Streb Extreme Action, Complicite, Pina Bausch, and Big Art Group. Assignments include written and performed tasks.
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Body expression, articulation, and anatomical basics through contemporary art dance. Emphasis is on development of awareness of the body in space. Exploration of improvisation and creativity. May be repeated for credit.
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Body expression, articulation, and anatomical basics through contemporary art dance. Emphasis is on development of awareness of the body in space. Exploration of improvisation and creativity. May be repeated for credit.
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Introduction to the partner dances found in American popular culture: waltz, swing, tango, club two step, cha cha, merengue, and salsa. Fee. May be repeated for credit. (AU)
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Fundamentals of ballet technique including posture, placement, and the foundation steps of classical ballet. Emphasis is on the development of coordination, strength, and flexibility. May be repeated for credit.
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A creative laboratory. Structures, strategies, and methods for making movement-based art work in collaboration with a wide variety of people, animals, and situations. Guest presentations, daily prompts assignments, and field trips. Students investigate aspects of research, communication, process, and production. Designed to liberate practice and to sharpen creative problem solving skill. Student projects of their choosing based upon experiences during the class.
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Steps and styling in one of America's 21st-century vernacular dance forms. May be repeated for credit.
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Steps and styling in one of America's 21st-century vernacular dance forms. May be repeated for credit.
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The repertory of Hip Hop history through steps and choreography. May be repeated for credit.
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Credits: 1
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Credits: 0
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This course focuses on developing skills in dance technique, choreography and performance through participation as members of Georgetown Dance Company (GUDC). GUDC is a pre-professional concert repertory dance company performing works in classical ballet, contemporary, jazz, indigenous, hip hop, and tap. The course consists of 3 hours of technique class per week in either ballet or modern, and up to 12 hours per week of rehearsal. Choreography is created by student and professional guest choreographers. Dancers must attend at least two professional dance productions and provide a critical review of the technique. Auditions are held in September and performances are once per semester. Fall and Spring. Miya Hisaka is on leave of absence for 2005/06.
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This course is designed to educate, train, and develop students in the performance skills of dance through participation as members of Black Movement Dance Theatre (BMDT). A modern contemporary company in which the artistic development fuses the mediums of dance and drama, to reflect the rich diverse dance traditions of the African-American experience. Course content includes 3 hours of technique class in modern (e.g. Dunham, Ailey) or ballet each week with additional training in African, jazz and hip-hop, plus up to 12 hours per week of rehearsal. Participating students and professional guest choreographers create choreography for concert performance. Dancers must attend and provide critical review of two professional dance productions. Auditions take place each fall and performances are once per semester. Fall and Spring.
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Credits: 3
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This course is designed to begin to develop strength, flexibility,
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Students will develop strength, flexibility, and above all
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An introduction to exploring anatomical parts of the body by moving and initiating movement through space, postural and limitation concerns, interpretation and expression, qualities of movement and being, inner and outer awareness, and the use of different Somatic methods; Laban Movement Analysis, Qi Gong, Alexander Technique, Pilates, Body-Mind Centering and Ideokinesis used in not only dance/movement but other art forms and as a basis for Inspiration and Improvisation.
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Introduction to West African dance styles. No previous
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Greater complexity of movement sequences, rhythm,
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The Dance Program received a grant to bring Katie Glasner, former
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A work will be set on the students and rehearsed in
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This course is designed as a general introduction to
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An exploration of the role of selected West African
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This class is designed to work towards an understanding of the many functions, principles, style variations, and techniques involved in the African dance genre. Dance and music are deeply embedded in the belief patterns of many African societies and what is revealed culturally provides a lens for performing several styles of African dance.
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