social ballroom fa

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it is a participatory dance from the peasant dances of medieval europe

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social dance

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it is a major category or classification of dance forms or dance styles, where sociability and socializing are the primary focus

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social dance

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where when emergeed the social or ballroom dadnce

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england duting the late 18th and 19th centruy

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Ballroom dancing has a unique history that has contributed to its current popularity as a __ and ___

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recreational and competitive sprot

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an artistic form of dance

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ballroom dance

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the word _ denotes a room where balls may be held; that is formal social dances

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ballroom

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the word ball derived from

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latin ballare to dance

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it applies to any one of the several dances in which two individuals, a _ and _, dance with physical contact through their upper or lower bodies or simply their arms.

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leader and follower ballroom dance

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shows bold and dashing expanded movement and leaps out the dancers vigor

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the age of galliard

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1500-1560

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the age of galliard

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1650-1750

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the age of minuet

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movements were transferred to close movements in small, formal, measured steps.

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the age of minuet

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1750 - 1900

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the age of the waltz

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with gliding turns bringing new intimacy to social dance

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the age of the waltz

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1910 - 1920

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tango

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social dance enchangeted both erope and america with their famous ehibitoin of

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tango

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1920s

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jazz with the charleston

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the african-american influence in jazz dominated with the

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charleston

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1930s

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rumba, conga, samba

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was famous in the latin american rhythm

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rumba, conga, samba

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1950s

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rock n roll

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1970s

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disco dancing

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1980s

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break danicng or street dancing combined

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present

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hip hop

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values of ballroom dancing

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personal, physical, social

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persomnal

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1. dvelop grace and poise 2. help to breakdown excessive reserve and shyness 3. afford the opportuniyy to meet new frineds and develo mutual respcet 4. a chalend of learning th esteeps and executing thm perfectly

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physical values

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1. help improve neuromusuclar coordination, balance, rhythm, and grace 2. encourage individuals to dress neatly and appropriately

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social values

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1. provdide an excellent wayh to find new frined 2. provide means to develop good etiqette and thoughtful condwereatino for others

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it is a dance with the twisiting and shaking movement whihc resembles disco dance while th tension and relaction of the body shows infuence of the modern dance

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jazz

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it is caharacterize by its kicks, swingnig arms, mobile torseso, and blazing rhythm

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charleston

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this is characterized by a great variety of long teps and frequent posturing

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tango

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this dance demands a very large space and has the trademark side to side hip movements which give the hips and the swaying movement typical of latin dancing

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rumba

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thus dance produces jumping and gyrating movements

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jitterbug

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has its pelvic movements

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rock n roll

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this dance has giddy, whirling movements. a sense of rhythm and mastery of one simple step are the only essential requirements. the dancer sway rhythmically while locked in a close embrace.

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waltz

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the first ballroom dance, characterized with each gracious turning and was popularized in Vienna Austria and through out Europe.

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waltz

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the most fashionable social dance of the 1800’s.

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wawltz

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It originated in Germany and Austria.

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waltz

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inspired some of the finest dance music of the period and also added beauty and elegance to some of the period’s Romantic ballet.

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waltz

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waltz deerived from the word

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walzen to revolve to roll, trun or to glide.

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waltz previously referrd to as

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slow wlatz

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ballroom dance in 3.4 signature

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waltz

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the swing ballroom took a lead in america in 1920s with a name lindy hop and became jitterbug

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american swing

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the newest and most popular of th latin american dances

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cha chacha

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the music combinatino is african and cuban rhythms blended with latin beat.

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cha3x

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it is the easiet to learn because the music has a definite and unmistakble beat.

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cha 3x

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the dance originallyh came form cuba and its forerunner is the mambo

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cha 3x

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the count is slow quick quick slow

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cha 3xx

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most fascinatino danc e

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tango

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tango can also call

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balle con arte the dance with the stop

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argentinean origin

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tango

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have been caleld rock n roll

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boogie