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| formal tradition resting heavily on a set of prescribed movements, actions and positions |
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| form of concert dance relying on emotional use of body |
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| group of dances that perform some religious, moral or ethical purpose in a society |
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| body or group of dances performed to traditional music that's stylistically identifiable w/a specific culture, for which it serves as a necessary or imformative part |
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| more stylized and less openly energetic |
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| contemporary dance enjoyed by the masses |
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| form arising partly from africal dance customs, and w/a strong improvisational nature, that devfeloped into am. popular dances |
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