21. Department Of Drama/Dance Department of Drama/Dance The 199798 University of Montana Catalog multiple intelligence studies, dance historical topics, dance injuries, etc. http://www2.umt.edu/catalog/97-98/fadradnc.htm

Department of Drama/Dance The 1997-98 University of Montana Catalog Randy Bolton, Co-Chair Christine Milodragovich, Co-Chair The Department of Drama/Dance is housed in a fine, multi-million dollar performing arts complex which includes three theatre/dance performance spaces and television/radio studios. The program is production-oriented with approximately ten major productions presented each year including contemporary, historical, period, musical, and experimental plays, as well as dance concerts. The Montana Repertory Theatre, a professional touring company based at UM, often involves students both on and off stage. The faculty is strong, possessing a diversity of educational and professional theatre and dance backgrounds. The Bachelor of Arts with a major in Fine Arts and an emphasis in Drama provides the student with a broad liberal arts education and a general focus in drama. The degree allows the student to complete an additional major and may form the basis for further training on the graduate level. The Bachelor of Arts with a major in Fine Arts and an emphasis in Drama Education is designed for the student seeking teaching endorsement in the field of drama. The Bachelor of Fine Arts with a major in Fine Arts and an emphasis in Acting, Choreography and Performance, Design/Technology, or Studio Teaching is a professionally- oriented degree designed for the student who plans to pursue a career in theatre, dance or a related field. Graduate programs lead to the Master of Arts and the Master of Fine Arts with emphases in Acting, Design/Technology, or Directing.

22. Return To Contents historical, period, musical, and experimental plays, as well as dance multiple intelligence studies, dance historical topics, dance injuries, etc. http://www2.umt.edu/catalog/96-97/FaDraDnc.htm

Return to Contents Department of Drama/Dance Randy Bolton, Co-Chair Christine Milodragovich, Co-Chair The Department of Drama/Dance is housed in a fine, multi-million dollar performing arts complex which includes three theatre/dance performance spaces and television/radio studios. The program is production-oriented with approximately ten major productions presented each year including contemporary, historical, period, musical, and experimental plays, as well as dance concerts. The Montana Repertory Theatre, a professional touring company based at UM, often involves students both on and off stage. The faculty is strong, possessing a diversity of educational and professional theatre and dance backgrounds. The Bachelor of Arts with major in Drama provides the student with a broad liberal arts education and a general focus in drama. The degree allows the student to complete an additional major and may form the basis for further training on the graduate level. The Bachelor of Fine Arts with a major in Drama or Dance is a professionally-oriented degree designed for the student who plans to pursue a career in theatre, dance or a related field. A specialization area must be designated such as acting, dance or design/technology. Graduate programs lead to the Master of Arts and the Master of Fine Arts with majors in Drama. Special Degree Requirements Refer to graduation requirements listed previously in the catalog. See index.

23. Dancing In The Millennium Theory of Pierre Bourdieu as an Aid in dance historical Research and CarolLynne Moore s Capturing the Dynamic Body-in-Motion From Leonardo to Laban. http://www.danceinsider.com/f721_2.html

Go back to Flash Reviews Go Home Flash Report, 7-21: Brain Hard-on Blowing the Cobwebs out of Critical Fannies By Chris Dohse "I'm in Washington, so I have to give you the truth." Robert L. Lynch, CEO of Americans for the Arts, in his keynote address to Dancing in the Millennium, July 20, 2000. (During the short program Wednesday, the Pola Nirenska Memorial Award, named for a matriarch of D.C. modern dance, was given to local pedagogues Mary Day and Melvin Deal, neither of whom were present. Carmen de Lavallade popped up to add encouragement. The inauguration of the Metro D.C. Dance Awards, fashioned after NYC's Bessies, was announced.) To give an accurate impression of attending this thing, it is useful to analyze the biographies of its participants. For instance, looking through the first hundred names in the program, listed alphabetically, I find that 51 of them teach or administrate at colleges or universities. Nineteen have written books. Sixteen hold PhDs and seventeen are male. Certain nametags bristle with academic celebrity. It seems like everyone knows everyone but you, and just how much you don't know about them or the field soon becomes readily apparent. Presenting a paper to this crowd takes gumption. They fall on the slightest misrepresentation or inaccuracy like a cloud of vultures. They quote each other, quibble over citations, challenge all shades of gray. It seems popular to refer to dance as a language or code. The ghost of Balanchine hovers prominently. One strategy is to place a specificity or codicil of the historic canon within a larger arena of thought. Another is to take a general topic and dissect its toenails.

24. Index Group based in Belgium that researches, performs and teaches dances from between 1450 and 1920. Information about associated performing groups, services, summer schools and classes. http://www.historicaldance.com/

Institute for Historical Dance Practice (IHDP) Every day I count wasted in which there has been no dancing Friedrich Nietzsche To sing well and to dance well is to be well-educated Plato Nederlands English

25. The Calendar Of Early Dance Upcoming events including classes, summer schools, performances and balls. Plus, links organized by country, period and type, facsimiles of early 18thcentury choreographies from the Library of Congress, and photos. http://www.early-dance.de/

Quick Links By the author... The Calendar: All Events Latest News ... Contact Tell a friend Press Enter Top Calender Calender Choreographies ... Archive The Calendar of Historical Dance Welcome at the Domain of Early Dance ! 22 Aug 2005 Cities now shown on event lists 20 Aug 2005 Guestbook deactivated 11 Dec 2004 Dances on the Court of Rudolph II. 31 Oct 2004 City navigation in Regular Courses 07 Oct 2004 Santucci's "Mastro da Ballo" more Calender Calender ... Archive This Calendar is regulary updated by Stefan Kühn

26. Dolmetsch Historical Dance Society Society aiming to promote teaching, performance and research in European dance from the 15th to the 19th century. Includes information about the journal http://www.dhds.org.uk/

How to contact DHDS How to join DHDS Feedback form News (updated 20August 2005) On Show Royal Albert Hall, London - 24 September 2005 See the events page What is historical dance? Objectives of DHDS DHDS was founded in 1970 in memory of Mabel Dolmetsch to promote knowledge of historical dance. Historical Dance Journal of DHDS DHDS publishes Historical Dance, a leading journal for research in the subject. Books and CDs DHDS produces dance instruction booklets and accompanying recorded music, based on its own dance research. Summer Schools DHDS runs an annual Summer School at Hengrave Hall, Suffolk, UK Conferences DHDS holds a biennial conference with the series title On Common Ground. The next last one was be held in March 2005, with the title Dance in Drama, Drama in Dance. Links There are several other organisations involved in early dance in the UK and around the world, and several sites providing information and resources. Here are links to some of them. Photo Gallery You can view a collection of photographs from some of our events. Events For more information about DHDS contact the secretary or fill in the feedback form How to contact the DHDS How to join Feedback form Original site design by Paul Kent; maintained by David Parsons

27. The Blacksburg Historical Dance Society Group based in Blacksburg Virginia, dancing mostly 18th and 19th centurystyle choreographies. Information about classes and ball photos. http://dance.ninthwonder.com/

Date: second and fourth Wednesdays each month Time: 7 p.m. Place: Sapphire Ballroom and Dance Center, 30 West Main Street, Christiansburg., Virginia. More information? Contact us Members of the Blacksburg Historical Dance Society all dressed up for the Williamsburg Ball. Enjoy history? Like to dance? This form of dance is called English Country Dance and there is group here in Blacksburg that would love to have you join in the fun. This dancing is as energetic as you want it to be and most dances can be walked through. All dances are taught each time. No experience is necessary. Read the FAQ for more information. See the Schedule for upcoming events. Home FAQ Contact Schedule ... Photos Web design by Liz Ackermann This site last updated July 3, 2005

28. Renaissance Historical Dance Society Group specializing in 15th to 17th century dances. Includes information about their performances, photos, and a diary of upcoming events. http://www.rhds.org.uk/

Renaissance Historical Dance Society This is the web site for the Renaissance Historical Dance Society, RHDS for short. Come inside to see details of our historic dance repertoire, which covers the Mediæval, Elizabethan and Stuart (15th, 16th and 17th century) periods, and our other contemporary activities and pastimes. If you would like to book us, join us, or just learn a little about us, then please click on our logo below to enter the site. Our logo This page by RobW; December 2003

29. New York Historical Dance Company Offers workshops and performances in 15th to early 20th century dance. Includes information about services and products for sale. http://www.newyorkhistoricaldance.com/

New York Historical Dance Company Recent and Upcoming Events June 26, 2005 Workshops Historical Dance Program at Amherst Early Music Festival, July 2005 Performances and workshops in historical dance: 15th-early 20th century Choreography for historical theater pieces Entertainments for special events

30. Amherst Early Music Festival Web Site; Historical Dance Program Page Amherst Early Music Festival web site; historical dance Program page. http://www.newyorkhistoricaldance.com/aem2005dancewebpage.htm

Historical Dance Program at the Amherst Early Music Festival July 9-24, 2005 at Bennington College, Bennington, Vermont "Shining with a brighter Lustre in its Native and Innocent Graces, Dancing became the Darling and Delight of all Courts, the Soul of Publick Shows and Entertainments, and the Foundation and first Rudiment of Good Breeding." Anthony L’Abbé, c. 1725 Dance Classes Performance Opportunity Faculty Application and Fees ... Links Description of the Program For over twenty years the historical dance program has been a highly successful part of the Amherst Early Music Festival, itself the largest festival of its kind in the world. Students particularly enjoy the opportunity for performance, along with stimulating classes by dance historians and performers. See Comments from workshop participants below. The theme of this year's Amherst Early Music Festival is "Music of the British Isles." The Historical Dance Program reflects that theme, with a focus on dance materials from England in the dance classes, and with two staged productions: Henry Purcell's opera, Dido and Aeneas (1689), and Ben Jonson's masque

31. Welcome To Lone Bear Productions Performance troupe based in Washington DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. Information about performances and workshops. http://www.centuriesdance.org/

Welcome to Lone Bear Productions We are experiencing technical difficulties. We are working to re-enable access as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience This server is home to: generalist.org for Susan de Guardiola please click here poretsky.com jewishscouts.org merricksprivateers.org ... centuriesdance.org

32. Aziza Sa'id's Mid-Eastern Belly Dance - Historical Video Archive Project Preservation Archive of Middle Eastern Belly dance, Flamenco, Hula, African and related dances, productions and instruction originally recorded to video http://www.zilltech.com/HistoricalArchive.html

Gallery: Aziza Sa'id Troupe Trip to Turkey MED-Dance List ... On-line Video Clips Other: Cool Stuff Scuba Gallery Virus/Hoax Online Postcards Site: Home Guestbook Search Tech Aziza Sa'id: New Site! Bio Contact Booking ... Show Schedule Shop: Books Music Videos Cards ... T-Shirts, Mugs and Gifts Learn: Hot List Resources FAQ Lessons On-line Historical Video Archive Project ... Articles Did you know that videotape does not live forever? Its lifetime is only 12-20 years... That means the works recorded directly to videotape may soon begin to disappear forever. Video FAQ How long do video tapes last? How do I know if my video tapes are begining to fail? How can I entend the life of my video tapes? What if my video tape is already failing? ... How can I include my video in the archive? Of course, you can copy aging videotapes on to new tapes, but each time you do, there is a significant loss of quality. By the third or fourth generation, the copy quality is so degraded it is virtually useless. The solution is to copy these works onto a digital medium. While this still creates some loss in the initial transfer, they can be returned to video without any further degradation. Even digital mediums like CDs and DVDs have a limited lifetime. But the good news is that aging CDs and DVDs can be copied to new disks with no loss of quality - the copy is exactly as the original was.

33. Ottoman Traders Guild Renaissance performance guild who portray an Ottoman Turkish Trading Caravan of the mid1500's. Includes historical information about mid-eastern music and dance. http://www.ottoman-traders.com

Frame Escape! Site Updated on 12/14/03 The Ottoman Traders Guild portrays a Ottoman Turkish trading caravan of the mid-1500's. During the Renaissance, for our purposes 1520 - 1600, trade was happening either through walking caravans traveling from city to city or by merchant ship. Our caravan travels established trade routes starting in Constantinople and traveling "around the known world". We are primarily a Trading Caravan and represent the several different classes: merchant traders, entertainers, fighting men, slaves, and thieves, that would have joined on caravan. Several different nationalities are represented and several different languages spoken. We portray characters in any of these general categories: Merchants, Fighting Men, Entertainers, and Wayfaring Travelers. Out of respect for all faiths, we do not portray any form of religion. Political History Map-Borders of Ottoman Empire Trade Routes ... Links This Medieval and Renaissance Ring site is owned by Antara Nepa Skip Prev Prev Next ... List Sites This Middle Eastern Dance site owned by Antara Nepa Previous 5 Sites Previous Next ... List Sites This RingSurf Mahaila's Belly Dancing Net Ring owned by Ottoman Traders Guild Want to join the Mahaila's Bellydancing Web Ring Previous Previous 5 Sites Next ... List Sites

34. Mark Vance Historical Entertaiments Professional historical interpretation and stage combat. Characters ranging from mounted medieval knights to Napoleonic duelists. http://www.sword-dance.co.uk/

Welcome to Sword-Dance, the website of Mark Vance Historical Entertainment. Entertainment and Education through accurate and dynamic portrayals of historical characters. Please feel free to browse the pages on this site. See Mark's characters and clients, including: The Mounted Knight The Highwayman Fighting Knights Period Fencer's Guild ... and many more Learn more about Mark Vance here. EMAIL Marks In Time Educational Service - CLICK HERE Please use the navigation bar on the left to navigate the site, or click on the links below for more information: Home Products Clients Contact ... Design by PlanetSimon

35. Historical Dance - The Journal Of The DHDS historical dance publishes articles, notes and book reviews related to historical dance is distributed free of charge to all members of the DHDS. http://www.dhds.org.uk/jnl/hdmain.html

36. CCHMM EAGLE FIELD DINNER DANCE AND THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL MILITARY MU Located at Eagle Field. Run by an all volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of the Eagle Field Army Air Force Training Base. Includes information about the annual dinner dance fundraiser. http://www.eaglefield.org/

CCHMM LOCATED AT EAGLE FIELD, DOS PALOS, CA. 61 st. Anniversary Dinner Dance Information Driving in Flying in Aircraft ... Views From 1944 THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL MILITARY MUSEUM IS AN ALL-VOLUNTEER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION (501-(C)(3)) DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF THE EAGLE FIELD ARMY AIR FORCES TRAINING BASE BUILT NEAR DOS PALOS, CALIFORNIA IN 1942 AND TO THE I NSTRUCTOR PILOTS WHO TRAINED AND THOSE YOUNG AVIATORS WHO LEARNED. MANY OF THOSE WHO LEARNED TO FLY IN THE PT-22S AND STEARMANS LATER LOST THEIR LIVES IN COMBAT SO THAT FREEDOM REMAINED FOR US , their kids. We have only one major fund raiser event each year. THE ANNUAL EAGLE FIELD DINNER DANCE AND REUNION Eagle Field AAF and CCHMM 11100 West Eagle Field Road Firebaugh, Ca. Museum hours vary in the winter. Please call ahead. IF YOU HAVE COMMENTS OR SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THIS SITE PLEASE CONTACT THE WEBMASTER IF YOU ARE A TEACHER, SEE THESE LINKS The aviation images and accompanying data, in this site, were acquired from various sites throughout the World Wide Web. The original sources of a few images and data are unknown as a common practice among many Web sites is to present images and data without acknowledging the origin. You may download images and information; however, "netiquette" Webmaster Click the icon below for usage statistics

37. Browser Problem Performance schedules, tour dates, class information, historical background and news about this organization for classic modern dance. (New York/California) http://www.limon.org/

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38. Coloring Book,Bhangra Pictures,bharatnatyam,dance Poses,Indian Classical Dances, historical and educational pictures such as Bhangra, dance poses, Indian classical dances, and lady dancers. http://www.4to40.com/activities/artcraft/html/coloringbook1.htm

4to40.com Story Katha Poems Folktales ... Activities Coloring Book [ I ] Mathemagic Quiz 4 U Previous Page Learn Indian Rangoli [I] - traditional art Tribal Dance, Bihu [India] [28 KB] Bhangra - Folk dance of Punjab [19 KB] Bhangra - Folk dance of Punjab [23 KB] Bhangra got its start in a region called Punjab. This region is currently divided among India and Pakistan. It is called Punjab because of the five rivers that flow through the region: Jeelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej. The region is ideal for farming and is the breadbasket of India. Bhangra appeared in Punjab hundreds of years ago. In the beginning it was sung during times of harvest to make the day go by quicker. However, presently it is played at joyous occasions such as weddings, birthdays, and other get togethers. There are numerous instruments that are used in Bhangra music including the bhangra dhol, tumbi, chemta, tabla and harmonium. In the past couple of decades the music has been mixed with techno, disco, hip hop, drum and bass, reggae and rap. Bhangra [40 KB] Bhangra [28 KB] Bharatnatyam - A classical dance [26 KB] Bharatha Natyam is a composite art, whose message is not merely to the senses, but to the soul of the dancer and of the perceiver. This dance form cannot be adequately danced by anyone without reverence for technique and for spiritual life. All this is said with lucidity and ease in order to help audiences to become better spectators and dance students to bring a more self-conscious analytical approach to the movement of learning. Also, to support this movement of learning we would be defining the different stages of learning as in initiation, training and performance while paying a lot of attention to practise during these stages. All information presented are views of the academy on Bharatha Natyam and may be influenced by the great scholars and historians who are our friends and who have generously provided help and assistance in variety of ways.

39. Education Services - Period Movement And Dance / Historical Dance Information about period movement and dance education services, for schools, musicians, actors and singers, with Philippa Waite. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/p.waite3/education/

Consort de Danse Baroque Consort Philippa ... Performances Education Sales Education Services Periods Available Course Proposals ... Baroque Dance Rhythms for Musicians Education Services For Schools Colleges, Universities, Conservatoires, Theatre/Opera Companies and Musicians Consort de Danse Baroque offer a range of Period Movement and Dance workshops/residencies and lecture-demonstrations (from the Middle Ages to the early twentieth century) which are suitable for all ages (from primary school to adult). Also available: Baroque Dance Rhythms - specialist workshops for music students, professionals and amateurs. All education services can be tailor-made to suit individual groups' needs, with duration/frequency as required, for example: "one-off" workshop short/modular course residency regular classes In addition, we welcome the opportunity to work with other music/arts organisations offering educational workshops. To discuss your requirements, please contact Philippa (e-mail mangled to avoid junk-mail - please correct the spelling of "wurld"). Workshops/residencies will contain instruction in basic steps required for chosen dances and background information on the period to put the dances in context. Focus of the workshop(s) will depend on the requirements of the institution.

40. Mythological Origins And Developent Of Indian Music (Sangeet) Describes the traditional Hindu origins of Indian music and dance including a historical account of its development. http://chandrakantha.com/articles/indian_music/myth_origin.html

MYTHOLOGICAL ORIGINS OF SANGEET by David Courtney, Ph.D. We must look at mythology to really see the significance that Indian music sangeet has to Indian society. This is easily illustrated in the story concerning its origin. Perhaps the clearest mythological raison de etre Natya-Shastra (Rangacharya 1966) Once, a long time ago, during the transitional period between two Ages it so happened that people took to uncivilised ways, were ruled by lust and greed, behaved in angry and jealous ways with each other and not only gods but demons, evil spirits, yakshas and and such like others swarmed over the earth. Seeing this plight, Indra and other gods approached god Brahma and requested him to give the people a toy (Kridaniyaka), but one which could not only be seen but heard and this should turn out a diversion (so that people gave up their bad ways) Although it was decided to give the celestial art of sangeet to mankind, a suitable human had to be found who was capable of receiving this gift. Sangeet had always been in the realm of the demigods ( gandharva . A super-human of superior spiritual ability was required to convey this celestial artform to the world of man. It fell upon the great sage Narada to be the first mortal recipient of this divine art. Through Narada, we are indebted for the presence of classical music.

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