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DAN 499: Dance Internship
10.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This internship offers an option for the student who wishes to pursue workplace experience in dance education, arts administration, technical production, and/or professional venues. Specific course content varies with each individual situation, but in general students are expected to spend a minimum of ten hours a week at their placement under the supervision of a workplace professional. Academic credit is for credit/no credit only, with appropriate mid-term and end of semester assessment agreed upon in advance in consultation with the professor. ( Offered each semester)
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DAN/DAT 900: Beginning Dance-Jazz/Ballet/Modern
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course is an introduction to jazz, ballet, and modern dance technique for the beginning dance student. Students explore the basic principles of dance technique: strength, alignment, coordination, spatial and rhythmic awareness, and performance skills within the context of the unique vocabulary and aesthetic of each dance technique. (Fall, offered annually)
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DAN/DAT 905: Beginning Technique:Body and Self
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Body and Self is a course designed to integrate dance and movement, self knowledge, and knowledge of the body into dynamic balance. Releasing unwanted tension patterns, developing efficient alignment and movement patterns, and discovering a wider range of movement capabilities is both the focus and the intended outcome of the semester's material. Modern dance-based exercises and sequences form the basic vocabulary of movement, but explorations include improvisation and self designed movement sequences, as well. An underlying area of focus is on increased kinesthetic awareness, including exploration of body mind connections and the ability to express that awareness in movement and writing. (Fall, offered alternate years)
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DAN/DAT 910: Beginning Ballet I
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course is an introduction to the techniques and principles of classical ballet, including balance, coordination, flexibility, strength, and technical terminology. The class structure follows the basic ballet format of barre work, center barre, adagio, petite allegro, and grande allegro. The course is designed for the beginning student of ballet; no prior experience necessary. ( Spring, offered alternate years)
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DAN/DAT 910 - Beginning Ballet I
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DAN/DAT 915: Beginning Modern Dance I
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Designed for students with little or no previous dance experience, this course includes familiarization with basic dance vocabulary and simple improvisational movement structures. Much time is spent on placement and basic body awareness exercises. ( Spring, offered alternate years)
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DAN/DAT 915 - Beginning Modern Dance I
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DAN/DAT 920: Intermediate Ballet I
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course focuses on the performance of the classical movement vocabulary with accuracy and precision, and the development of strength and flexibility. ( Fall, offered annually)
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DAN/DAT 920 - Intermediate Ballet I
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DAN/DAT 922: Intermediate Ballet II
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Further study of intermediate level ballet technique emphasizing correct muscular control and petite allegro movements. Students are encouraged to further develop their kinesthetic awareness of classical movement. ( Spring, offered alternate years)
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DAN/DAT 922 - Intermediate Ballet II
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DAN/DAT 925: Intermediate Modern Dance I
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course focuses on alignment, muscular strength, technical endurance, and the development of phrasing skills in complex movement combinations, and continues work with improvisational movement and performance skills. ( Fall, offered annually)
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DAN/DAT 925 - Intermediate Modern Dance I
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DAN/DAT 927: Intermediate Modern Dance II
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
The focus of this course is on stationary and dynamic placement in complex movement phrases. Additional areas of emphasis include rhythmic accuracy, development of individual movement style, and increased work on dynamic phrasing. ( Spring, offered alternate years)
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DAN/DAT 930 11: Pointe I
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This lab is linked to the advanced ballet class. It is designed for female dancers who have reached a level of technical proficiency and strength that enables them to work on pointe. The class is structured with barre and center floor combinations to teach the principles essential for pointe work and to develop strength and placement. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in DAN/DAT 930 and permission of instructor required. ( Fall, offered annually)
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