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African-American Traditions in Song, Sermon, Tale, and Dance, 1600s-1920: An Annotated Bibliography of Literature, Collections, and Artworks (The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Black Music)
From My People: 400 Years of African American Folklore: An Anthology
African Dancing (Let's Dance) by Mark Thomas, 2000-03
Black Dance: From 1619 to Today by Lynne Fauley Emery, 1989-09-01
Making Caribbean Dance: Continuity and Creativity in Island Cultures
Dance (African-American Arts) by Angela/Michael Medearis, 1997-12-09
African dances of Northern Rhodesia (Occasional papers of the Rhodes-Livingstone Museum) by William Vernon Brelsford, 1959
African and Asian Dance by Jane Bingham, Nikki Gamble, et all 2008-08-21
The GrandMarch “The Spirit of African-Americans": The National African American Folk Dance-Wedding Dance by Frank Ross, 2004-05-17
African dances: a Ghanian profile;: Pictorial excerpts from concerts of Ghanian dances, by A. M Opoku, 1965
Danse Africaine - Afrikanischer Tanz - African Dance by Germaine Acogny, 1994-10
Danse africaine =: Afrikanischer Tanz = African dance (French Edition) by Germaine Acogny, 1980
Dance: African and Asian Dance
African dance: Afrikanischer Tanz in Vergangenheit und Zukunft : Ursprung und Diaspora : Afrika, Karibik, Brasilien, USA (German Edition) by Renato Berger, 1984

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African Dance In The Diaspora Bibliography [Cochran]
This book helped us focus on the dances and celebrations at African funerals and marriages. Hurston, Zora Neale. Tell My Horse. New York Perennial Library,
http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/Bibliography/African_Dance_19560.html

Extractions: UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA - AFRICAN STUDIES CENTER Date: Fri, 10 Jun 1994 05:50:56 -0700 (PDT) From: "Wendy E. Cochran" Subject: biblio Note: The annotations really help describe how the girls went about their research. The best part was taking them all through San Francisco to meet and study with their primary resource teachers while we went to Sacramento to compete. BIBLIOGRAPHY PRIMARY RESOURCES: INTERVIEWS: Christian, Winston. Telephone Interview. 11 February 1994. Mr. Christian helped us to enrich our knowledge of Jamaica and Trinidad. He spoke with us about the Maroon people of the Jamaican mountains and discussed the practice of Judaism amongst a lot of the Jamaicans. He shared resources in his personal library with us and recommended books for further research. Cochran, Wendy Ellen. Personal Interview. Continuos Instruction. Mrs. Cochran is our daily dance teacher at Gompers Secondary School. Mrs. Cochran has taught dance for 22 years and has trained at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center in New York. She traveled to Tijuana and San Francisco to study with Cuban, Haitian, Senegalese and Brazilian dance masters to ensure accurate choreography for our project.. Diouf, Zak. Telephone Interview. 11 February 1994.
Quilombo Cultural Center
Offers the traditional AfroBrazilian art form of Capoeira Angola, belly dance, african dance classes, rehearsal and performance space.
http://quilombocenter.org/

Extractions: Blue Lotus Tribe teaches introduction to bellydance. Students will build combinations inspired by music from the Middle East while learning to execute isolated movements with fluidity and rhythm. Want to know what's going on at the Quilombo? Sign up for our newsletter... Click here! Quilombo Cultural Center - 1753 N Kimball Ave. - Chicago, IL 60647 - (773) 227-8879 - info@quilombocenter.org
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
History, schedule of performances, general information.
http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126
Djoniba Dance Drum Centre African Dance, Congolese Dance
african dance, Congolese Dance, Ghanian Dance, Guinean Dance, Sabar, Haitian Dance, Salsa Dance, Samba Dance, Cuban Dance, Capoeira, Brazilian Dance
http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126
Lotus Music & Dance: CAREN CALDER - Traditional African Dance
Caren CalderPlummer performs traditional african dances from South The rich tradition of african dance is explored through movement, rhythm and songs.
http://www.lotusarts.com/caren.html

Extractions: Traditional African Dance Caren Calder-Plummer performs traditional African dances from South Africa and the West African region of Mali, Guinea, Senegal and the Ivory Coast. The rich tradition of African dance is explored through movement, rhythm and songs. The dances of West Africa include Goombey, a harvest dance, Lambaan, a dance of celebration, Sunu, a wedding dance and Manjani, Jon Don, and Wolosodon. The Can dance and the Boot dance are traditional dances from South Africa which illustrate a way of creating music from what is available. These dances were created by the workers in the mines who made music with their empty cans and danced in their work boots during break times. The Boot dance is linked to the stepping dance found in some of today's fraternities and sororities. Traditional African music and dance were interwoven into everyday life. This healing art form energizes the body, motivates the mind, and lifts the spirit.
Diamano Coura West African Dance Company: HOME
Diamano Coura West african dance Company. About Us, Bios, Workshops, Events, Reviews, Contact Us, Links. NEW! KQED s Spark Video of Diamano Coura online!
http://www.diamanocoura.org/
Nyata-Nyata : Cercle D'Expression Artistique
Enterprise of contemporary artistic expression, which defines its activities in the field of african dance. (Montr©al, Qu©bec)
http://www.nyata-nyata.org/en/

Extractions: Cercle d'Expression Artistique Nyata Nyata (The Nyata Nyata Circle of Artistic Expression) is an enterprise of contemporary artistic expression, which defines its activities in the field of African dance, with the specific objective to explore and develop the particular aesthetics of this art form as it relates to music, poetry, mythology, ritual and the related arts, bringing forth essential aspects which link the ancestral with the contemporary. This process includes choreographic creation, dance performance, musical composition, writings, conferences, the teaching and promotion thereof in a local, national and international context. Founded in 1993 as a non-profit, registered charitable organization in Canada, the Cercle d'Expression Artistique Nyata Nyata fulfills its mandate through the regroupment of three principle sectors of activity: Compagnie Danse Nyata Nyata (creation, production and performance of artistic works); Studio Danse Nyata Nyata (place of artistic, pedagogic and administrative activities); and Rhythms and Movement (method of teaching and trade name of courses).
Djoniba Dance & Drum Centre | African Dance, Congolese Dance, Ghanian Dance, Gui
african dance, Congolese Dance, Ghanian Dance, Guinean Dance, Sabar, Haitian Dance, Salsa Dance, Samba Dance, Cuban Dance, Capoeira, Brazilian Dance,
http://www.djoniba.com/
Home
Teaches kora, drums, balaphone, west african dance. Location Serrekunda.
http://home01.wxs.nl/~verka067/
Joneeba African Dance Concept
BOOK Get an indepth understanding of Joneeba african dance and the philosophy VIDEO/DVD Study Joneeba african dance on your own with this video/DVD.
http://www.djoniba.com/joneeba/concept.html

Extractions: Joneeba African Dance technique: "If you can walk, you can dance," says author Djoniba Mouflet, whose Joneeba African Dance technique is a celebration of life and health! Join him as he takes you on a wonderful fitness journey that bridges the gap between exercise and dance and brings mind, body and spirit together to the rhythmic beat of West African drums. Even if you've never danced before, even if you think you have two left feet, Djoniba Mouflet can show you how to develop and get in touch with your own sense of rhythm. While he teaches you how to how to breathe and move your body, he'll teach you how to listen to a drumbeat and connect it to the inner rhythm you were born with. Over the past 18 years, Djoniba has taught thousands of eager students from many cultures and all walks of life to let the drums free their minds while they joyfully stretch, tone and build their bodies. Now it's your turn. Follow the spirit: It's Joneeba time!
African Studies: African Music & Dance
African Music and Dance (CK Ladzekpo, Univ. of California Berkeley). This site offers information on Ewe and other West african dance and music) .with
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/africa/cuvl/music.html

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Dance Council - Promoting And Supporting Dance In Dallas And North Texas
Offers scholarships, classes for all ages in modern, West african dance, and Irish dance. Located in Dallas, Texas.
http://www.thedancecouncil.org
African Dance Records
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http://www.africandance.de/
African Influences On Swing Dance
What follows are a list of characteristics of african dance that are found in African Movement Vocabulary. african dance moves all parts of the body,
http://www.savoystyle.com/african.html

Extractions: Introduction: During the days of slavery in the United States, the African slaves entertained themselves, and others, with musical and dance forms that contained elements they brought with them from Africa. Some of the dances the slaves created went on to become national dance crazes for all Americans, such as the Cakewalk, and later the Black Bottom and the Charleston. When the Lindy Hop emerged in Harlem in the late 1920's it contained many of these African characteristics. However, it was danced in a rigid, upright manner (as you can see on the Shorty George Snowden filmclip, After Seben ). In the mid-thirties, Frank Manning introduced the angular posture that soon swept the Savoy Ballroom. Manning had no idea that he was bringing the dance closer to its African roots he says, "I thought it looked better that way, that's all." What follows are a list of characteristics of African dance that are found in African-American dance forms. Many of these characteristics are still very much a part of swing dancing. Some of these characteristics are seen primarily in Savoy style Lindy Hop, and less in some of the other swing forms.
African Dance Class & African-inspired Dance Teachers In Seattle
african dance Classes Seattle. These are african dance teachers who have visited Seattle in the past few years. I include them here because some of
http://www.larryswanson.com/drum-and-dance/dance-classes-seattle.htm

Extractions: Larry Swanson, LMP home You can take an African or African-inspired class every day of the week in Seattle. And Seattle is also a popular destination for touring dance teachers If you teach an African or African-inspired dance class in the Seattle area and don't see it listed here, please send me info on your class Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Lara Sarah Lee Etienne Eric ... Ibrahima PLEASE NOTE: Vacations and other schedule changes are common for these classes, and I'm not real diligent about keeping on top of class changes (this page last updated 3/16/05), so please contact the teacher before going to these classes Sarah Lee Parker
African Dance In Rhode Island
african dance classes and events in Rhode Island. African Sun. Classes, dances and events Updated 19APR05. DRUMS. EVENTS. TEACHERS. LINKS
http://www.ridance.com/riafrican.html
Afroculture.com
Adwoa Badoe is a Guelph, Ontario author, storyteller, educator and african dance instructor exploring the Arts of Africa. Offering programs about Black history, african dance and drum classes and featuring the Jiwani dance troupe.
http://www.afroculture.com/
Medasi African Dance Theatre
You re invited to join Medasi african dance Theatre for their presentation of. EGUN. Egun is from the Yoruba language of Nigeria, and means Ancestors .
http://members.nuvox.net/~on.jwclymer/medasi/

Extractions: Theatre Home Mission History of Medasi Photo Album Our Board of Directors ... Corporate Sponsors Home "Medasi" A Twi word for "Thank You" Medasi African Dance Theater You're invited to join Medasi African Dance Theatre for their presentation of EGUN "Egun" is from the Yoruba language of Nigeria, and means "Ancestors". This production pays homage to the Ancestors for their many contributions guiding the living to further human kind. Saturday, February 24, 2001
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International acrobats from Kenya, traditional african dance, acrobatic stunt and fire show with live music in authentic Kenyan costumes.
http://www.rastamombasa.com/

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Dance - African American Culture
Dance at africanamericanculture KanKouran West african dance Company star offsite link KanKouran features dancers from Africa, the United States and
http://www.bellaonline.com/subjects/1560.asp

Extractions: Arianna (Harris) Tiye, from NY, has taught Modern and Afro-Haitian in Germany and France respectively, and currently she teaches Bellydance of East Africa. She is the founder, director of Nubian Moon Daughters Dance Ensemble: Daughters of the Nubian Moon Productions (Bellydance of East and North Africa). Bellydancers of Color [offsite link] Anne Williams founded Dallas Black Dance Theatre in 1976 and is a founding member of the Dallas Dance Council, The International Association of Blacks in Dance and The Dallas Morning News Dance Festival. Dr. Williams received her early training under Barbara Hollis, a member of the Katherine Dunham Dance Company, Edith James, Don´s Humphrey and Charles Weidman.

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