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The Cha Cha dance originated in the West Indies and became popular in Haiti and Cuba. It developed from the Mambo and swing dances. The Cha Cha has 5 basic steps - 1,2,3,4 followed by Cha Cha - performed at a fast pace of 128 beats per minute. Typical Cha Cha music features brass and percussion instruments. Traditional dancer costumes are bright, elaborate outfits featuring colors like purple, yellow, blue and red. The Cha Cha holds cultural importance for celebrations and festivals in communities where it originated.
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This document discusses conventions for different music genres including folk, jazz, and acoustic and provides examples. It summarizes conventions for each genre such as use of lighting, location, costumes, and film techniques. It then discusses how the research into conventions will help in planning a music video for a song that combines folk, jazz and acoustic elements. The research found conventions like close-ups, shadows, and black and white filters can help portray emotion and set the style and mood for each genre.
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The cha-cha dance originated in Cuba in the 1950s as a fusion of the mambo and danzon dances. Musician Enrique Jorrin created the distinctive "cha-cha-cha" rhythm by focusing the music on the downbeat, causing dancers to develop a triple step. The dance became popular in dance halls in Cuba and spread to Mexico City and the United States in the 1950s. The cha-cha is danced to Latin music in a "one-two-cha-cha-cha" rhythm and involves two slow steps followed by three quick steps between partners facing each other.
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Jazz dance originated from the combination of African and European dance styles. It is an energetic dance form that features improvisation to match the music. Jazz dance has branched out to include various styles like Broadway, hip-hop, and tap. Lyrical jazz dance combines ballet, jazz, and contemporary techniques to expressively tell stories through dance movements that match the lyrics and emotions of songs. Popular music genres used for lyrical jazz include pop, hip-hop, and musical theatre songs.
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Dance is a form of artistic expression through movement. There are many different types of dances from around the world, including traditional folk dances, modern/contemporary dances, ballroom dances, and street dances like hip hop. Traditional dances often reflect the culture and history of a particular region or country and are passed down through generations. Modern dance focuses on using movement to express emotions or moods, while styles like ballet use technical skill and precision. Ballroom dances are partner dances enjoyed socially or in competition. Street dances like hip hop originated in urban cultures and are freestyle and improvisational.
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This document provides an overview of different types of dances from around the world. It discusses traditional folk dances like those found in the Philippines, as well as modern and contemporary dances. It also covers ballroom dances, cheer dances, hip hop and street dances, and festival dances. For each dance type, it provides brief descriptions and examples. The goal is to educate about the diversity of dances and how they vary between cultures and eras.
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Here are some other common social dances:
1. Waltz - A smooth, flowing dance performed to 3/4 time music. Partners hold each other in a closed position.
2. Foxtrot - A smooth dance performed to 4/4 time music at moderate tempo. Partners hold each other in an open position.
3. Tango - A passionate dance originating from Argentina, performed to tango music. Features sharp, dramatic movements and footwork.
4. Salsa - A lively partner dance from Latin America incorporating steps from mambo, cha-cha and other Latin styles. Danced to salsa music.
5. Rumba - A smooth, sensual dance from Cuba. Features hip
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This document contains instructions and guidance for leading singing sessions, including hints on layout, posture, introductory games, planning lessons, and learning songs. It provides tips such as avoiding sitting down while singing, using a mixed layout for parts, establishing authority through copying games, meticulously planning lessons, teaching songs part by part, and using movement. It also includes notes on several echo songs from around the world, including Che Che Kooley, Oo a lay lay, Yalele, The Princess Pat, and Tongo. The songs vary in difficulty and origin and can be used for warmups, classes, or concerts.
Ain't my fault by zara larsson
The music video for "Ain't My Fault" by Zara Larsson uses various camera shots and techniques common to pop music videos like dancing, lip syncing, and bright lighting. It features the artist changing outfits while performing choreography with back up dancers in both group and solo shots against plain backgrounds and in a mansion setting. The video portrays the artist as confident and in control through shots that emphasize her body and a scene where a man looks scared while upside down. It tells no story and has no deeper concept, serving primarily as a live performance of the song.
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Panamanian culture has diverse dance and music traditions that were influenced by Africa, Colombia, and the United States, including styles like tamborito, mejorana, and tipico, accompanied by instruments like the bocona, socavon, rebe, and repicador drum. Traditional dances like the tamborito and el punto involve intricate footwork and movements of the hands and dresses that allow Panamanians to express themselves through rhythmic movement and music. Overall, Panamanian dance and music are important elements of cultural expression.
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The author chose to research African dance because they enjoy art, dance, and music. African dance has influenced other dances through its emphasis on body movement and rhythm. Dances like ballet, ballroom, waltz, and tango share common elements with African dance. Africans dance everyday as a tradition, both for celebration and for common activities like housework, often singing songs together.
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The document discusses various street dance and hip-hop dance styles. It defines street dance as styles that evolved outside dance studios and are often improvisational and performed in public spaces. Hip-hop dance is described as a cultural movement best known for its impact on music. Specific dance styles covered include b-boying/breakdancing, popping, locking, krumping, tutting, shuffling, and waacking. The objectives are to describe these street dance styles and their contributions to fitness.
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Sufi pop music videos typically feature artists dressed in traditional clothes performing spiritual expressions while looking to the sky, with instrumentation including tabla, harmonium, and sitar. Common camera shots are mid-shots, close-ups and wide shots edited with slow motion and cuts, while locations are often outdoor historical places. However, the document notes this video will incorporate more modern elements like western instruments and clothing.
African Dance
African dance involves complex, polycentric movements of the arms, legs, shoulders, and chest. Traditional African dances are closely tied to various cultures and ethnic groups, and are often used to celebrate important events or express emotions. Drums play a central role in providing the rhythmic beat for African dances. Some common styles include the Togo Atsia women's dance and the Gahu circle dance. Traditional costumes worn during dances vary but often incorporate bright colors and animal prints.
Goodwins theory
The music video for "Sound of the Underground" by Girls Aloud contains several conventions of the pop genre, including choreographed dancing, close-ups emphasizing the stars' images, and bright costumes reflecting a playful, lively style. There are direct connections between the lyrics and visuals, such as a crab walk movement matching a lyric. The video also establishes the group's identity through coordinated outfits while highlighting each member's individual style. Shots emphasize notions of the male gaze, with focus on women's bodies.
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This document provides an overview of musical instruments from different cultures around the world. It begins with an introduction to learning about instruments from other cultures and provides tutorials on instruments from Japan (shakuhachi flute), Norway (Hardanger fiddle), Peru (conch trumpet), and West Africa (kalangu drum). Videos are included with each instrument section to demonstrate the sounds.
Analysing music videos
This music video tells a narrative story of an elephant escaping from the zoo to find "paradise." It features no performance from Coldplay apart from at the very end, as part of the storyline. Using a narrative structure allows Coldplay, as a famous band, to create a video that will encourage discussion and re-watching to follow the story. The video feels like a movie with its opening titles, showing Coldplay's commercial success and large-scale productions.
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Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
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- 2. Origin of the dance: Pg.1 Steps of the dance Steps of the dance: Pg.2 Origin of the dance Type of music played to Cha Cha and sample of it : pg.3 Dancer’s Costumes Work Cited Description and pictures of the dancer’s costumes pg.4 Music in the Cha Cha The importance of the dance to the culture: pg 5 Work cited: pg 6 Importance of the dance to the culture.
- 3. Origin of the dance The Cha Cha Comes from the west Indies. The dance was also popular in Haiti and Cuba. The Dance is originated from two other dance the Mambo and the swing
- 4. Steps of the dance The dance has 5 steps. It consist of a 1,2,3,4 steps then Cha Cha . It is a very fast dance it is hard for dancers to keep up with the beat. Their are 128 beats per minute. This video is the steps of the dance.
- 5. Music played to the dance Here is a link to listen to the music of Cha Cha. You can have a listen. This is the music played to the Cha Cha
- 6. The dancers usually wear neon colors. The costumes are elaborate and are very crazy They usally have the colors of purple ,yellow, blue and red.
- 7. The Cha Cha Comes from the west Indies. The dance was also popular in Haiti and Cuba. The Dance is originated from two other dance the Mambo and the swing It is important to their culture because it is important dance in their festivals and to celebrate parties and special events. The dance has become popular because of its fast steps and the popular in central America.