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GALLEZA MORALES AGUIRRE DAYRIT CLEMENTE LAROTIN
modern
dance
PHYSICAL EDUCATION II
PANINGBATAN TILAG MONES PONCE CALDITO

HISTORY OF
MODERN DANCE
- DEEPLY EMBEDDED IN BALET SILLABUS
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- BEGAN AS FREE FORM STYLE LYRICAL BALLET
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- BROAD GENRE OF WESTERN CONCERT OR
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THEATRICAL
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FIRST MODERN DANCES
- REQUIRED NO DANCING
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POINTE OR RIGID ADHERENCE
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DEVELOPMENT OF
MODERN DANCE
LATE 19TH CENTURY
MODERN DANCE
- OFTEN CONSIDERED TO HAVE
EMERGED AS A REJECTION OF, OR
REBELLION AGAINST, CLASSICAL
BALLET.
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SOCIO ECONOMIC FACTORS
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CULTURAL FACTORS
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Project
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ISADORA DUNCAN, MAUD
ALLAN AND LOIE FULLER
- PIONEERED AESTHETIC OF FREE DANCE FOR
PERFORMANCE
- DISREGARDED BALLET'S STRICT MOVEMENT
WEARING CORSETS AND POINTE SHOES
20TH CENTURY
SOCIOPOLITICAL CONCERNS
MAJOR HISTORICAL EVENTS
DEVELOPMENT OF OTHER art forms
1960s
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- reject the formalism of modern dance,
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technique and improvisation

american
modern dance era
early modern period
(c. 1880-1923)
- artistic practice changed radically, but
clearly distinct modern dance techniques
had not yet emerged.
central modern period
(c. 1923-1946)
- developed distinctively american
movement styles and vocabularies, and
developed clearly definedd and
recognizable dance training systems.
late modern period
(c. 1946-1957)
- introduced clear abstractionism and
avant-garde movements, and paved the way
for postmodern dance.
types of
modern
dance
jazz dance
-frequent movements: leaps and turns
- distinctive movements: jazzwalk and
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shriveling
-famous for knee slides and isolations into
jazz
ballet dance
- beginnings of 15th century
- performed during elegant
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events (e.g. weddings)
two types
a. story ballet
b. plotless ballet
three styles
a. neoclassical
b. classical
c. contemporary
contemporary
dance
- urbanized in the mid of 20th century
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- perceived to be closely rlated to modern
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dance, ballet, and other classical concert
dance styles
tap dance
- originated in the mid of 1600s
- combination of irish clogging, step dancing, and
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west
Welcome african dance including drumming
- dance wear special shoes made of metal taps
- uses feet like drums to generate rhythmic

patterns and timely beats

hiphop
- street dance styles
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- locking, popping, and

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beaking
famous
modern dancers
martha graham
- mother of modern dance
- born in 1894
- had one of the longest dance careers in
history (75 years)
martha graham
- died in 1991
- graham's dancing took focus on emotions
and themes of americana
- one of the most famous dancer of all time
mary wigman
- one of the great european dancers of the
early 20th century
- wigman's style: dark and expressive, and
focuses on bringing real human emotions
and experience into dance
lester horton
- a modern dancer, chereographer, and a
teacher
- worked on several movie musicals, the
most notable of which was the 1943
version of the phantom of the opera
twyla tharp
- an active chereographer in new york city today
- influenced the world of both modern and classical
ballet dance
- one of the only ones to succeed at thoroughly
integrating ballet and modern dance techniques
current trends
in modern dance
modern dance
originated in ballet
modern dance
today's modern dance is infused
with contemporary
interpretive movements
modern dance
where the body moves
instinctively and
improvisationally
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symbiosis between
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- less focus on force About
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and more focus on actual body

weight to create movement.

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- today's dance teachers
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choreography.
- using vocals to accompany
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per f or m i ng t ech ni qu es
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- peforming techniques to be highly
customized to create their own

signature dance style

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- less on group dance and more on
solo modern dance performance


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- uses contrasting movements in
counter time to music


abstract modern
dance piece
- may need no music to translate body
motion into balletic performing
techniques
ballet movements
- can thus be exaggerated
in abstract modern dance
some says,
modern dance shows more
freedom and creativity.
some of the trending moves for today are:
hit dem folks

milly rock
reverse nae nae
roy purdy
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GALLEZA MORALES AGUIRRE DAYRIT CLEMENTE LAROTIN

PANINGBATAN TILAG MONES PONCE CALDITO

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Your Title Here

and include elements such as performance

art, contact improvisation, release

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technique and improvisation

- uses feet like drums to generate rhythmic

patterns and timely beats

- locking, popping, and

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images that transcend to body

movement of dancers Your Title Here

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weight to create movement.

Your Title Here

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body movements and an

ethereal look to their Your Title Here

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dreating choreography around

the theme of the music Your Title Here

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customized to create their own

signature dance style

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solo modern dance performance

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counter time to music

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hit dem folks

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