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-Known as religious dance(ritual)
-Done to
· Change the external world
· Change the internal
· To celebrate a right of passage
-Emotional expression
-Provoked by: fear, gratitude, or honor
-Emotions: Fear, honor, power, gratitude, thankfulness, joy
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· Messages of politics, metaphorical, social, or moral commentary
· Expression of beauty
· Meant to bring about emotion in the audience
· Provoke deep thought
-Brings about emotions that are need based
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-Done in groups of two or more
-exciting/fun promotes interaction between people
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| those into which anyone is welcome to join |
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| done by trained dancers or people w/special training |
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-Egyptian god of the Nile River
-Dancing out fear/ritual dance
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| -Pre Aztecs City of the Gods |
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| City of the Gods (Pre-Aztec) |
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-Pre Aztecs, 200,00 people
-Great pyramids
-Violate human sacrifices
-Babies were killed and placed at the corner of the temple
-Priest led dance ceremonies
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-Pre-Aztec God
-Provoked dance of fear
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| Huitzlopochtli (Ancient Aztec) |
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-Ancient Aztec God
-Sun god
-Offerings, prayers, ritual dance, sacrifices
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-Mayan god
-God of cosmos and fertility
-Required human blood-letting
-Believed the tears of a crying child brought rain
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-Trance dance
-The Vimbuza Spirit Possession Divinatory Trance Dance
-Vimbuza is a class of spirits that cause illness
-Dance is done to treat illness
-Animal sacrifice
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· Pregnancy
· Birth
· Passage from infancy
· Puberty
· Passage into Adulthood
· Becoming Marriage Ready
· Marriage
· Dying
· Death
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-Belly dance
-Ancient Egypt
-Fertility Rite
-Worship dance done to prepare a female for childbirth
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-Australian
-Elders perform to young males
-Tells stories of tribal history
-Great hunts\great battles\fishing
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-Uganda tribe
-Dating-ready rite of passage dance
-Performed by young girls almost marriage ready
-Wear an ankle bracelet called a ndege
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-Candle Dance
-Armenia
-Done at weddings
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-Men’s dance
-Uses a cane or stick (bamboo staff)
Ancient Egypt
-Wedding Dance
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-Armenia
-Originally a candle dance
-Wedding Dance
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-Liberia, Africa
-Funeral Dance
-Drumming
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-Rainbow Dance
-Native American tribe
-Elaborate dance ceremony
-Appreciation for the god of rain
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-Volcano Goddess
-Hawaii
-Hulas
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-Greek
-Frenzied One
-Wine/Orgies
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-Greek
-Done by women
-Honored the gods
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-Yami tribe
-Honors flying fish
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-Ancient Egypt
-Artistic message
-Done by slaves to their slave owners
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1. Story Dances
2. Exotic Dances
3. Folk Dances
4. Dance Contests
5. Dance Recitals
6. Dance Contests
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| 6 types of entertainment dance |
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| Tension, Lyrical, Sporadic, Lethargic |
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Function-Vision
Application-Sight |
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F:Thought reasonign
S:Beliefs |
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Function-Emotions
App:Reactions |
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Function-Memory
APP-Remembering |
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| Time, Space, Human Body Movement, Energy, Rhythm, Style |
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-Japanese Energy
-Earth energy
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-Japan
-Slow and intense style of walking
-Keeps feet in nearly constant contact with the ground
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-Bali
-Slow and intense style of walking
-Keeps feet in nearly constant contact with the ground
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-Entertainment dance
-India
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| -Balinese term for artist |
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| -Dancer=One who beautifies |
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-Protector of humanity(good)
-Represented by a Lion
-Bali
-Barong-Rangda Mask Dance
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-Male/Female evil force
-Played by a man wears cloth breast of a woman
-Carries white scarf represents killing of infants
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-Barong Rangda Mask dance
-Also trance dance
-Balances good/evil
-Personal exorcism
-Ends with holy water
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-Trance Dance
-Created by fear of rejection from the gods
-Done by prepubescent girls
-May act like a horse or monkey
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-War Dance
-60 male dancers
-carry shield (ende)
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-Honors Warriors
-Baris=line
-Lineup of soldiers/warriors
-Gold colored headbands
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-Non-dramatic dance done by women
-Prince was in a coma
-while in coma he say two nymphs dancing
-tells a story
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-Describes the emotions of a young man in love
-Young women dress like young men
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-Peacock crowned shape headpiece
-Performed by young girls
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-“The process of flowering”
-Done by two women
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-The Monkey Dance
-Entertainment Dance
-Originally an exorcism
-200 or more bare chest men
-Bali
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-From the Kecak Dance
-King lost his wife
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-From the Kecak Dance
-Queen who gets kidnapped
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1. Amis
2. Atayal
3. Saisiat
4. Tsou
5. Bunun
6. paiwan
7. Rukai
8. Puyuma
9. Yami
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-Ritual dance done as an actual prayer
-Reflects fear honor praise and thankfulness
-Japanese imperial court dance
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-Japanese sacred Music
-Accompanies Bugaku
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-Music for Saho No Mai
-Japan
-Part of Bugaku
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-Music for Uho Samai No Mai
-Japan
-Part of Bugaku
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-Left Dance
-Music:Togaku
-Color:Red
-Japan
-Part of Bugaku
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-Right Dance
-Music:Komagaku
-Color: blue or green
-Japan
-Part of Bugaku
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-Buddhist priestess
-Created Kabuki
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-Rough acting style
-Kabuki theatre
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-Leaping exit
-Kabuki theatre
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-Kabuki theatre
-Black stage hands
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-Performer
-Kabuki actor
-Men portray women
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-Traditional Japanese dance
-Held during Bon festival in August
-Over 500 years old
-Honors ancestors
-Buddhist
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-Perverse and Dangerous art form
-Underground art form
-Japanese
-Dark, grotesque
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-One creator of Butoh (first generation)
-Became spiritual and saint like
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-Creator of Buton
-Became bitter and angry
-Created a piece that explored homosexuality
-Involved young man smothering chicken in between his legs
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-Founder of the second generation of Butoh
-Made dances more theatrical
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-Student of Akaji Maro
-Creator of third generation Butoh
-Based off Hiroshima bombings
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-Great Camel Battleship
Akaji Maro’s Butoh dance company
-Second generation
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| -Original settlers of the island Taiwan |
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-People of Orchid Island
-Flying Fish Festival
-Harvest Dance(almost naked men)
-Hair Dance
-Taiwan
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-Ritual dances of honor
-Taiwan
-Honor warrior spirits
-Wear red
-Hold hands
-Taiwan
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-Honor Hundred Pacer Snake
-Battle Dances(wear flowers on head)
-Love songs and Dances
-Nose flutes
-Wear tusks
-Taiwan
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-Ritual Dances of Love and Battle
-The Warrior Dance: detailed headdresses
-Wedding dance: swings on a rope
-Taiwan
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-Males : Hunting dance/songs (DRAPED in flowers)
-Females: Weeding dance/songs
-Taiwan
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-“The abundant Harvest festival”
-Gives thanks after harvest
-Song and dance is inseparable
-Taiwan
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-Head Hunting
-Tattooed faces
-Ferocious in history
-Head leaves body=lost spirit
-Single reed harp
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-Honor/fear dwarf spirits
-Smallest Taiwan tribe
-Three long day ceremony “Pasta’ai”
-Worships Plants
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Saisiat tribe
dwarf spirit dance |
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Head Hunting
TATTOOED FACES |
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-“Abundant Harvest festival”
-Before the Harvest
-Believe harvest depends on how well there singing and dancing is
-Simple movements reflect everyday life
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-Major festival of the Amis Tribe
-Taiwan
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| -Another name for Orchid Island |
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