
- •Міністерство культури і туризму україни харківська державна академія культури
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- •Передмова
- •Lesson 1. American jazz Quiz
- •From the History of Jazz
- •Some Great Jazz Musicians
- •31St Annual Sacramento Jazz Jubilee, May 28–31, 2004
- •Black Tuesday Jazz Band
- •Lesson 2. Traditional and choral music in america
- •The Washington Chorus Concert Season in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall
- •Twc: Services to the Community
- •Benefits
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 3. Music education. Pop & rock in the usa Quiz
- •A Welcome from Gwyn Richards, Dean, Indiana University School of Music
- •Frank Sinatra
- •Jim Morrison
- •The Crystal Ship
- •Britney Spears
- •I Love Rock and Roll Lyrics
- •The Ukrainian Heritage Festival in Yonkers, New York Welcomes You!
- •Caroling
- •Ukrainian Minstrels: kobzari, lirnyky
- •Millenium Choir
- •Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus
- •Oleh Mahlay, Conductor
- •About "Collage"
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 5. Ukrainian popular music Quiz
- •Vopli Vodopliasova (V.V.)
- •V.V. Is a Phenomenon, a Legend
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 6. British music Quiz
- •Guide to British Music
- •Scottish Music
- •Brass Bands
- •The Land of Song
- •The Edinburgh Royal Choral Union
- •British Pop Music
- •Andrew Lloyd Webber
- •Lesson 1. Dance in society
- •Dance and Human Culture
- •Classical Greek mythology
- •Dance in Bible
- •Theatrical Dance
- •Belly Dance
- •Raqs Sharqi
- •Belly Dancing in the Western World
- •Health and Belly Dancing
- •Oriental Belly Dance
- •Dances of Universal Peace
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 2. Categories of dance Quiz
- •Categories
- •Concert Dance
- •Performance Dance
- •Free Dance
- •Ballroom Dance
- •Competitive Dance
- •Social Ballroom
- •Rogers and Astaire
- •Classic Ballroom
- •Performance and Exhibition
- •Dance Grouping
- •Nightclub Dance
- •Folk Dance
- •Ethnic/Traditional Dance
- •Country Dance
- •Street Dance
- •Circle Dance
- •International Folk Dance
- •Breakdancing
- •Fashion
- •Future Developments of Dance
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 3. Dance in britain and the u.S. Quiz
- •Sir Kenneth MacMillan, Britain's Best
- •Choreography: the Art of Creating and Arranging Dance or Movement
- •Nine Rules for a Professional Performance by Camille Hill © 1987 Discovery Dance Group
- •Camille Hill (1910–1987)
- •Joey Doucette: Choreographer, Director and Teacher
- •Us Choreography
- •Dance Jobs
- •Choreography Jobs
- •Exodus Dance Theatre
- •Career In Dance? Looking for a Contract on Broadway? Maybe a Touring Deal?
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 4. Traditional (folk) dance Quiz
- •Ethnic/Traditional Dance
- •Traditional Dancing in Trinidad
- •Traditional Dances in Latin America
- •Traditional Indian Dance – The Spiritual Art of India
- •Indian Dance: its Association with Indian Folklore and Mythology
- •African Dance (Morocco)
- •Irish Dance
- •Traditional Dances in Japan
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 5. Modern ballroom dancing Quiz
- •Modern Dances
- •History of Modern Ballroom Dancing
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 6. National dance companies Quiz
- •Mazowsze
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 1. Motion picture industry Quiz
- •Hollywood
- •Academy Award
- •Academy Award for Best Picture
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 2. Titanic Quiz
- •Titanic
- •Titanic’s Cast
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 3. Television in the united states Quiz
- •Cable Television
- •Public Television
- •Self-Regulation and Regulation
- •Emmy Awards, September 19, 2004: 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
- •The Ed Sullivan Show
- •The Tonight Show: u.S. Talk/Variety
- •Beverly Hills 90210, u.S. Serial Drama
- •Candid Camera, u.S. Humor/Reality Program
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 4. Theatre classroom Quiz
- •Become an Actor
- •Department of Drama: Theatre, Film, Television (University of Bristol)
- •Fundamentals of Stage and Film Direction
- •Theatre Games
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 5. Acting. Directing. Stagecraft Quiz
- •What Is Theatre?
- •Theatre for the Masses
- •All the World's a Stage
- •Theatre is Alive
- •Who Makes Theatre?
- •Theatre Director
- •Styles of Directing
- •Techniques of Acting
- •Stagecraft
- •Some Great Actors/Actresses
- •Discussion
- •Project Topics
- •Lesson 6. People in television Quiz
- •How I Became a tv Cameraman
- •Tv/Film Camera Operator
- •Being a Television Reporter
- •(Www.Journalismcareers.Com/articles/beingatvreporter.Shtml) People at the bbc Training Department Trainer: Ray Alexander
- •Trainer: Mike Stephens
- •(Www.Bbctraining.Com/trainersTv.Asp) Television Presenter
- •Beauty on tv is Dangerous
- •London Academy of Radio, Film & tv
- •How to Become a Cameraman
- •Film, Stage and Television Director
- •Tv Directing
- •Project Topics
Traditional Dances in Latin America
Dancing is a good way to stay close to your roots. It's an important part of our Hispanic/Latino heritage. Our ancestors celebrated special occasions, festivals, and holidays with traditional dances and music. Most traditional Hispanic dances were influenced by African and European rhythms and melodies. Dances are a blend of culture and tradition. Ask your parents or grandparents about who in the family would know traditional dances they grew up with. Can they teach you? Discover the joy of dancing!
Cueca is the national dance of Bolivia and Chile. It is a very expressive and playful dance in which a man tries to a get a woman's attention. Each person holds a handkerchief in the right hand and waves it around and around! It's a lot of fun to dance cueca with a group of people.
Cumbia is a traditional dance from Colombia. It combines African rhythms and Hispanic melodies. The women wear long and brightly colored skirts. Men wear no shirts, a sombrero, a machete to the side, a red scarf, and a pair of white pants. Today there are many ways to dance cumbia.
Flamenco is a traditional Spanish folk dance. It was born in Southern Spain and combines guitar, song, and dance. The Arabs and Indians contributed to the making of the modern day dance. It's a very beautiful but complicated dance to learn.
Mambo has its origins in Cuba. This dance is a fun combination of swing and Cuban music. It also has some African, Cuban, jazz, hip-hop, and ballet influences. Mambo became very popular here in the United States in the 1950's in New York and Miami.
Rumba comes from Cuba and is influenced by African rhythms. It became popular in the United States in the 1930's. The basic step is quick-quick-slow, quick-quick-slow and is danced in 4/4 time. This is a good dance for beginning dancers because it is danced slowly.
Samba was born in Brazil. It's danced during the street festivals and celebrations such as Carnaval! There are many versions of the Samba.
Tango is one of the most complicated dances. It has its origins in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Like many other traditional dances, tango is influenced by African rhythms. There are many styles of tango: Argentinean, French, Gaucho, and International.
(www.soyunica.gov/mybody/movement/traddance.aspx
Traditional Indian Dance – The Spiritual Art of India
Indian dance cannot be isolated from the art of literature, painting sculpture and music. Indian dance has a unique combination of myths and legend because the art occupied and important place in the society and religion of the people of India.
Art is collaboration between God and Man. This story of art has been largely the story of man’s continuing search of shape, movement and image that can express his experience of the inner and outer world. Such a man had always been a great thinker.
In ancient India, fine arts of dance, painting and sculpture were developed and inspired by religion. Indian art is life, religion and philosophy. Indian art of all the periods has been close to life both divine and traditional.
The theory of Indian dance cannot be isolated from the arts of literature, sculpture, painting and music. Human nature with its joy and sorrow is depicted by dance.
(www.experiencefestival.com/traditional_indian_dance)