PEH reviewer

dark and early middle age

• tribal unity, mating and courtship

• great mediterranean and middle eastern civilizations.

• Dancers, artist, poets, actors etc, are moving to different locations to perform.

• wholly accepted

Renaissance

• Dance was full blown and popular in egypt to the point of being recorded in pyramids and in heiroglyphs.

• Dance was wholly accepted ,Dancing in europe gain it’s power again,

• Theatrical entertainment in rome was prohibited

• Dancing was taught to aid military education among boys in athens and sparta

Renaissance

• Dance was full blown and popular in egypt to the point of being recorded in pyramids and in heiroglyphs.

• Dance was wholly accepted ,Dancing in europe gain it’s power again,

• Theatrical entertainment in rome was prohibited

• Dancing was taught to aid military education among boys in athens and sparta

Prehistoric era

• In primiitve cultures it was use as an expression of tribal unity, mating and courtship, Dance as form of communication

• During the pre-christian era, the actual knowledge of dance came about within the great mediterranean and middle eastern civilizations

• Give less importance in dance

• Theatrical entertainment in rome was prohibited

pre christian era

• Dancers, artist, poets, actors etc, are moving to different locations to perform.

• Dance was wholly accepted • Dancing in europe gain it’s power again,

  • performers become valuable • RIsing of new dance forms

• Dance was full blown and popular in egypt to the point of being recorded in pyramids and in heiroglyphs.

• aid military education

ancient greeks

• in rome was prohibited

• Give less importance in dance

• • Dancing was taught to aid military education among boys in athens and sparta • Form of entertainment and display

• • Dance was wholly accepted • Dancing in europe gain it’s power again,

  • performers become valuable

ancient rome

• • Give less importance in dance

  • dance became brutal as slave are the performers • was use for gruesome purposes

• Christian Era

  • Theatrical entertainment in rome was prohibited

  • Dance existed and was performed within the church during religous ceremonies

• In primiitve cultures it was use as an expression of tribal unity, mating and courtship

• Form of entertainment and display

christian era

• • Give less importance in dance

  • dance became brutal as slave are the performers • was use for gruesome purposes

• performers become valuable

• Nobility adopted the peasants dance and made it more refiened befiting nobility

• • Theatrical entertainment in rome was prohibited

  • Dance existed and was performed within the church during religous ceremonies

Dance movement can travel into any direction, the performers can go forward, sideward, backward, diagonal circular and so on.

• direction

• size

• level

• focus

Movements can be done in a high, medium or low

• direction

• size

• level

• focus