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3.00 Credits
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0.00 Credits
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2.00 Credits
This course will explore movement through the use of technique and improvisation. It emphasizes spontaneity, joy in moving, and self-awareness and is based on experiential anatomy and developmental movement patterns. It provides a strong foundation for further study in dance, theater, or sports, or can be used as an introduction to movement and body awareness. No previous dance training is required.
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2.00 Credits
Anusara Yoga is a powerful system of hatha yoga that integrates a Tantric philosophy of intrinsic human goodness, Universal Principles of Alignment, and an artistic method of expressive movement. Students learn to honor their unique differences and limitations and through self-examination, discovery and receptivity, they open to new ideas about their responsibility and individual roles in a rapidly changing world community. This class unifies traditional Indian philosophy with practical implementation, classic yoga asana (poses) with a creative movement application emphasizing a celebration of the heart. Course requirements include assigned readings, journaling, discussion, participation in class and home practice.
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2.00 Credits
An art form of self-defense with strong aerobic and dance elements that bring together a harmony of forces. Through the study of the history, movements and culture behind Capoeira students will gain self-confidence, power, flexibility, endurance, and ultimately tools toward self-discovery. Capoeira is within the reach of anyone regardless of age, sex, or athletic experience. In keeping with its strong traditions, Capoeira balances the body, mind, and soul and enables one to break through limits, revitalizing oneself for everyday life.
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2.00 Credits
Students will experience dancing African styles from the traditional cultures of Ghana and Guinea, West Africa. Technical emphasis will focus on foot patterns and placement, as well as developing the proper physical stance for African dance styles. Students will practice the dances and drum songs called Kpanlogo & Gota from Ghana, and Yankadi, Makru, & Kuku from Guinea, as well as various other selections. Outside work is required, including performance attendance, video viewing, article analysis, and journaling. Students can expect to gain a broadened perspective on contemporary West Africa and its cultural practices.
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2.00 Credits
A continuation of Dance 181 that allows the student to deepen their experience and hone their skills in West African Dance.
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2.00 Credits
An energetic exploration of movement and music from Jamaican popular culture. The course examines the evolution of dancehall from the early ’80’s to present, emphasizing in?uential elements of other genres such as Hip-Hop, R&B, Jazz & Rock 'n Roll. It also focuses on the folkloric movement of the island that has evolved and re-entered the popular social dance repertoire.
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