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WorksheetsDANCE FINAL
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins
The jazz class begins with a series of warm-up exercises that include both total-body movements and isolations.
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Jazz dance safety does not require being aware of kicks, leg extensions, big jumps, leaps, and fast-moving combinations in general space.
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Jazz dance is versatile; it can adapt to social, concert dance, musical theater, and entertainment styles.
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Jazz dance was created before Ballet.
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An isolation is an exercise in which you move individual parts of the body while the rest of the body stays still or moves in a different way.
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Jack Cole is considered the father of theatrical jazz dance.
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Syncopation is the simultaneous use of two or more rhythms that are not readily perceived as deriving from one another or as simple manifestations of the same meter.
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Bob Fosse both choreographed and directed All that jazz.
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The forced arch position is practiced in Ballet, Modern, and jazz.
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Jazz is an ever-changing creative expression that echoes the life and times of the people each decade.
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Tap dance is a vital component of dance in entertainment that includes live stage shows, musical theater productions, movies, television, and videos.
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Tap dance absorbed several dance forms from different groups of people who came to America and brought their dances.
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Broadway tap focuses on the dancer's musicality and improvisational skills.
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Early in the 19th century, the term tap dance appeared In a public advertisement of Ziegfeld Follies.
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Tap dance has always had a creative improvisational aspect.
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The Following brothers performed in the movie "Story Weather".
Johnson
Wilson
Nicholas
Rodriguez
Throughout its history, tap dance acquired a blend of dance forms of various people, including African American, Native America, English, and Irish cultures.
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During the Harlem renaissance, tap dance was popular in night clubs, in vaudeville, and Broadway, and in flim.
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Tap dance is performed bar foot.
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The following tap dancer created the choreography for the Broadway production bring in 'da noise bring in 'da funk.
Gregory Hines
Sammy Davis Jr
Savion Glover
Gene Kelly
To prepare for dancing in commercial or entertainment settings, you have to be versatile as a dancer.
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Professional dancers have worked as entertainers since prehistory.
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Being a triple threat means you can sing, dance, and play sports.
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Drill teams range from students in middle school, high school, and college to professionals who perform at local sporting events to televised professional sports.
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Drill teams began as a Florida phenomenon that has spread across the United States and around the world.
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Becoming a musical theater dancer takes versatile dance training and other performing arts skills such as acting, music, and voice.
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Dance in film, television, music videos, and other media forms does little to provide entertainment for audiences.
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Entertainment and commercial dancers have to be quick on their feet and have a repertory of movements vocabularies from many dance genres.
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Many dance genres and artists from various genres contributed to dance as entertainment.
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Cruise ships, casinos, and resorts provide many dance shows as entertainment for guests.
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In the traditional proscenium arch theater, the audience sits on all sides of with a stage in the middle.
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Site-specific dance spaces are located in a wide variety of places such as concert halls, art or other museums, lofts, and shopping malls.
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Dancers should be quiet while waiting in the wings to go on stage.
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Stage lighting, costuming, makeup, live music, and other elements do not add to a dance work in supporting the artistic components it needs in order to be viewed as a work of art.
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Little planning and preparation are needed to produce a dance performance.
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The ____ creates the lighting design and light plots for the dance performance.
lighting designer
artistic director
choreographer
costume designer
The ____ creates the set or set pieces for the dance.
costume designer
choreographer
scenic designer
house manager
The stage manager coordinates the cues for each transition and makes the elements of the production come together in a performance.
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The box office manager supervises the lobby, assists, audience members, answers questions, and ensures safety before, during, and after a performance.
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Backstage etiquette includes the follow except
check you have all of the equipment or supplies you need for the entire performance
Be on time for your cast call
Do not handle costumes or props unless it is part of your job
Talking loudly
