PRELIM

a deviation from the principles of classical ballet developed by Isadora Duncan.

• Contemporary dance

• Modern dance

• Classical ballet

• Classical dance

dance with standardize rules and restrictions. It can be religious related dances or court and royal entertainment form

• popular dance

• modern dance

• classical dance

• classical ballet

it is a combination of ballet and modern dance whereby it uses the varies medium of other dance forms, like folks, ethnic, jazz or tribal dance

• classical dance

• classical ballet

• contemporary dance

• modern dance

dance of supreme standards learned from academe. This originated in Italy from the word Bal-lo meaning to dance flourished in the royal court of France.

• contemporary dance

• modern dance

• classical ballet

• classical dance

refers to an educational process whereby the central process in the learning and studying the dance as the medium to understand one self, society, and culture

• dance education

• dancing

• dance

an expression of an intensifies sense of life, arising from an inner perception that stimulates both mind and body

• acting

• dancing

• singing

Its the expression in the time and movement, in happiness, joy, sadness and envy

• dancing

• dance

• singing

a dance particularly found in a group of people living together in a locality with a common belief and customs

• contemporary dance

• modern dance

• ethnic/tribal dance

• folk dance

highly recognized as a danced form usually seen on television and other dance center like discotheque houses and social gatherings

• contemporary dance

• ballroom dance

• rumba

• popular dance

a popular term for dance performs in ballroom areas for purposes of recreation and entertainment

• ballroom dance

• rumba

• folk dance

• modern dance