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Dances Posters, Prints & Photographs
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Posters, prints and photographs celebrating famous dances, dancers and dance teams as educational enrichment resources .
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Ballroom Dancing is a “set of partner social dances ... done socially and competitively ... and displayed on stage, in film, and on television.” Many ballroom dances evolved from folk dances, and as society changes, steps and styles go in and out of fashion.
FYI - Ballroom derives its name from the Latin ballare, “to dance”.
• more Fred Astaire posters
• more Ginger Rogers posters
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A cabaret is a restaurant or nightclub with a stage featuring entertainment that includes song, dance, comedy and theatre acts introduced by a master of ceremonies (MC).
• Cabaret Musical
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The Cotillion, a popular social dance of the 18th and 19th centuries, was a forerunner of the quadrille and the square dance. The word cotillion is French and refers to petticoats that might be viewed as the women danced.
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Geishas are female entertainers that perform traditional classic music and dance.
• more Japan posters
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A minuet, social dance for two people, is of French origin. The word minuet probably refers to the short steps taken in the dance. When the minuet was most fashionable, it was a slow, ceremonious, and graceful dance.
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The polka, originating in mid 19th century, Bohemia (Czech and Slovenia), is common in Europe and the Americas. Many polkas were composed by the Strauss'.
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The polonaises, the French word for Poland, is a slow dance of Polish origin.
• Chopin posters
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Quadrille - Men and Women in Historical Costume Dance the Quadrille on Horse Back
• more horse posters
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The tap dance gets its name from the sound made when the small metal plates attached to the dancer's shoes hit the floor. The dancer is not only performing movement, the taps make the dancer into a percussion instrument and musician. The tap dance may have evolved from the blending of African dance, Spanish flamenco, Irish stepdance, and clogging.
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