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What Is Modern

Dance?

Prepared by Amril Radzman bin Amrahi110487

Definition of Dancing


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Dancing is art form of movement of human body whichfollows music and rhythm. It can be used in form ofperformance, expression and social interaction and even

spiritual. Folk Dance is a type of socialinteraction dance. However, for moderndance is a type of expression dance inperformance setting.

It usually divided into few categorieshowever some dance like waltz and tangoare belong into few categories. Commonly,Dance can be used to express ideas,

emotions or even tell a story.

What is Modern Dance?

Modern Dance is anevolution from classical ballet.With all various stricttechniques found in classical

ballet are totally opposite ofmodern dance. It has moreflexibility so choreographercan be more creative inmaking a new piece. Moderndance also can be seen as a fusion of many dances. The

sophisticated movement of moderndance already developed many styles

and techniques. The beauty ofmodern dance is that it allow a wholeflow of creativity which can be asource of inspiration with the music.


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History of Modern Dance

1- Franois Delsarte (1811 - 1871,

France).Hes invented a theory about relationship

between movement and feelings. He

concluded that each emotion and mental

images corresponds a movement or attempt

of it. The idea of feelings and their intensity

cause of movement and its quality. His

contribution is the elaboration of gestureswhich completely different compared to

classical dance tradition. His study produced a logic system

about the relationship between different parts of the body,

movement and human feelings. He also invent the fundamental

notion of the gestures expressiveness.

2- mile Jaques-Dalcroze (1865 -1950, Austria - Switzerland).

Dalcroze is a pianist and conductor for

modern dance because he invents a new

approach to movement called Rhythmics

or Eurhythmics. His contribution is the

relationship between music and

movement. He also create original education method through

movement


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3- Rudolph Laban (1879 1958,Hungary - U.K.).

Rudolph Laban created a system for

analysing and recording movement:

Kynetography (Labanotation). Some

articles published by him are still

important references for dance theory

and history such as Choreutic , The

Mastery of Movement and Educational

Modern Dance.

4- Mary Wigman (1886 1973 Germany):

Similar to Laban, Dalcroze and Delsarte, Wigman develops

her own understanding of dance and traduces it in a significant

amount of choreographic pieces. She

opposes classical dance values andmethods. Instead, she search dance that

would accomplish an expressive function of

the dancers soul. Her choreograph is

considered as part of the artistic trend called

German expressionism. Her practice give its

name the dance of expression or

Ausdrckstanz (in German). her dancepieces are remembered for their tragic, dark

character and are described as introspective

dances that reveal vibrant, vital, excited and passionate inner

states of being. According to modern dance history, she

influenced the whole German dance trend during the 1920s

and 1930s and what follows after the war. Her most famous

piece is called Hexentanz (The Witch).


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5- Loe Fuller (1862 1928, United States of America)

Loe Fuller is not considered as a dancer or a

choreographer. This is because her main

concern is not dance, or movement itself, as

it is for the whole rest of following modern

dancers. Though, she is produced lots of

scenic art pieces involving experiments

mixing lightning, scenic elements and

dance.

6- Isadora Duncan (1878 - 1927, U.S.A. -France)

Modern dance history describes Isadora as

an emblematic figure of freedom. She refuses

to follow academic dance education and has

the courage to break dance traditions andsocial codes. She produced her dance based

on expression of her personel life. Shes

inclined to nature which makes her dances

involving waves, clouds, trees and wind. For modern dance

history, she points the birth of another type of dance, which

would be the consequence of an interior movement of the

dancer. At the same time, she carries a new spirit of liberationfrom conventions and an idea of dance as an expression of the

divinity inside every human being. Her contribution is not

considered in terms of technique but cultural process of

opening minds. She invented a gestural language and adapting

movement to the artistic project. She is remembered mainly

because of her boosting to the liberation of conventional codes

that restrict body (and especially feminine body) as a generalfact in society


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7- Ruth Saint Denis (1877 - 1968, U.S.A.)

Ruth Saint Denis performance mainly in

US. She grows within an ideological of

oriental religions which can be found in her

cheograph. She has her own philosophical

and mystical discourse too. She and Ted

Shawn are known for combining the

passionate charisma of Saint- Denis with the

technical rigor of Shawn. Their choreograph

are remembered for the spectacular format

and development of musical visualizations.

8- Ted Shawn (1891- 1972, U.S.A.)

After the dissolution of the Denishawn School and company,

Ted Shawn continues his choreographic career independently.

The first company composed by men only byattracting and educates boys that look like

muscular atheletes, creating imagies of

masculine and sportive dancer. He also

founder of The Jacobs Pillow , a

choreographic center.


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9- Doris Humphrey (1895 - 1958, U.S.A.)

Doris Humphrey joins the Denishawn in 1917, being already

a dance teacher in her native province. Shes known for being

contrastingly sober beside the commercial and spectacular

wastes of Saint Denis. She also created

theatrical sense and works using

pantomime and humor. She develops

an original dancing technique observing

relationship between gravity and human

body. She found principle for dance :

Fall and Recovery. She also teaches

important notions like weight, rebound,

suspension and the importance of

breath. Another one of her contributions

is the understanding of the dancing

group as a main choreographic entity and not only as a mass

counterpointing the soloist.

10- Jose Limon (Jos Arcadio Limn, 1908 - 1972, Mexico- U.S.A.)

Jose Limon is responsible for spreading

Humphreys technique in Europe. His expression

of a consciousness of precarious state ofhumanity in his piece is about the subject from

his childhood history. Some examples of that are

his pieces La Malinche (1949), Carlota (1972)

and The Pavane of the Moor (1949). According

to modern dance history, hes renowned for his

title as the finest male dancer of the moment by the New York

times.


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11- Martha Graham (1894 - 1991, U.S.A.)

She develops her training technique

involving few principles:- Focus on the center

of the body. Coordination between breathing

and movements. Relationship with the floor

and alternation between two movement

intentions: contraction and release. She also

created original choreograph focused on

movement of pelvis as the zone of expression

of feminine libido. Her works reflects the

search for identity of American at that point of time.

12- Alvin Ailey (1931 - 1989, U.S.A.)

Alvin Ailey also known as black modern dance. What

makes him different is that his work are mostly focus on the

expression of black peoples feelings at thatpoint of time. His piece Revelations (1960)

is considered a master piece in terms of

lyricism, ethnic music, techniques,

spirituality and revolutionary ambience.

Even his choreograph are based on black

culture aspects, over the time he opened his

company to multi-ethnic possibilities whichplaced him in the history


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13- Alwin Nikolas (1910 1993, U.S.A.)

Designer, composer and choreographer, Nikolas is one of

the most popular modern dance artists

around the world though his expression

more towards abstractions. His pieces is

where body movement has the same

impact as optical effects, paintings,

collages, projections and other scenic

illusions. His principle also include:- Any

point in the body can be the center for

movement. Human being is just another

element among the moving universe.

Body undergoes several metamorphoses and becomes

abstract. Improvisation and composition are part of the

technical training. The student is responsible of exploring his

own body. He is also renowned for his amazing teaching skills

and focus to develop capacity of invention in his students.


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Punk dance

Hardcore

Pogo

Various type of dance and how modern dance categorized

Traditional Jazz/African-

American vernacular dance

Black Bottom

Boogie-woogie

Cabbage patch

Cakewalk

Charleston

Chicago stepping

Detroit Ballroom

Drunken Sailor Hand Dance / Bop

Jitterbug

Lindy hop

Moonwalk

Swing

Tap dance

Texas Swingout

Texas Tommy

Calypso Zumba

Reggaeton dance

Salsa

Salsaton dance

Soca dance

Bernie dance

Dancehall dance

Skanking

Experimental / Freestyle

Boogie

Jump Up

Experimental / Freestyle

Boogie

Jump Up

Folk Dance

House dance

Footwork

Hustle

Jacking

Lofting

Vogue

Waacking

Tecktonik

Grinding
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Hip-hop & Funk dance

Breaking

Poppin'

Bounce Crip Walk(C-Walk)

o Clown Walk

o Crown Walk

Detroit Jit

Electric boogaloo

Floating

Jerkin'

Jiggin'

Jookin'o Memphis Jookin'

o BBoying

Krumping

Litefeet

Locking

o Robot dance

Popping

o Liquiding

o Waving

o Tuttingo Warping

Snap dance

Street Jazz

Strobing

Turfin

Rave dance

Candy Walk

Hardcore

o Hakkeno Jumpstyle

Kandi Stomping

Rebolation

Melbourne Shuffle

o Hardstyle

X-Outing

Concert dance /

performance dance

Acro dance

Ballet

Contemporary dance

Greek Classical

Concert dance

Flamenco

Modern dance Performance dance

Tap dance

Historical dance

Historical dance

o Medieval dance

o Renaissance danceo Masque

o English country dance

o Baroque dance

o Regency dance

o Vintage dance

Belly dance

Belly dance

o Category:Syllabus-freedance

Rave dance

Candy Walk

Hardcore

o Hakken

o Jumpstyle

Kandi Stomping

Rebolation

Melbourne Shuffle

o Hardstyle X-Outing
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Historical dance

Folk dance

Perafic dance

Latin dance

Latin dance

o American Rhythm

Mambo Rumba

Bolero

East Coast Swing

o International Latin

Rumba

Samba (ballroom

dance)

Jive

Reggaeton

Salsa Rueda

Danza

Samba (Brazilian

dance)

Samba de Gafieira

Bachata

Cumbia

Merengue

Capoeira

Maculel

Argentine tango

Quebradita

Duranguense

Cumbia Texana

Corridos

Tejano

Cha Cha

Swing dance

Modern Jive

Leroc

Lindy Hop

Blues dance

Balboa

Deneme

Jitterbug

Jitting (evolved from Jitterbug)

Jive (dance) East Coast Swing

West Coast Swing

Collegiate Shag

Carolina Shag

Hand Jive

Charleston

Western dance

Liturgical dance

Liturgical dance

Participative dance improvisation

Contact improvisation

Ecstatic dance aka Freestyle Dance

aka Barefoot Improvisational Dance

Miscellaneous

Disco dance

See also: Disco music

Novelty and fad dances

Flying Men dance

Pom dance

Line dance

Bollywood dance
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