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| Description: | THIS SITE IS IN DANSIH.
Selvom det kaldes maskeDANS er det vigtigt at v?re klar over at det ikke kun drejer sig om danse. En stor del af forestillingerne best?r s?ledes af komedie, drama og tragedie afbrudt af dans. Dansene liver dramaerne op og afrunder alle scener. I nogle tilf?lde bruges dansen som en del af forestillingen uden hensyn til historien overhovedet.
| | hits: | 479 | | Added on: | 16-Apr-2003 | | Comments: | 0 |
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| Description: | photo | | hits: | 404 | | Added on: | 27-Mar-2003 | | Comments: | 0 |
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| Description: | The Black Necked Crane Festival is held every year on 12th Nov. in Phobjikha. The festival was started by the local community of Phobjikha and RSPN in 1998 to raise awareness on the black necked cranes and help in their conservation. It also provides an opportunity for the local people to raise some income through footstalls, handicraft and games stalls. | | hits: | 450 | | Added on: | 27-Mar-2003 | | Comments: | 0 |
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| Description: | Bali Dances History
Bali Dances and It's Religion
Movement in Balinese Dance
List Of Balinese Dances - Part 1
List Of Balinese Dances - Part 2
List Of Balinese Dances - Part 3
List Of Balinese Dances - Part 4
Bali Dances Schedule
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| Description: | This dance was known by the Cree as the "Wihtikokansimoowin" or the Wintigo-like dance. The Wintigo, cannibalistic character of Cree stories, was portrayed in satire by the dancers.
The dance was to have originated with a dream of a young Assiniboine man. It was to be performed, whenever there was a camp for the enjoyment of the people.
The Crees, who later attained it, frequently held the dance on the last day of their Sundance ceremonies. The man who led the dance had to obtain the right to hold it through a vision or the right could be inherited.
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| Description: | different dances described | | hits: | 625 | | Added on: | 14-Feb-2003 | | Comments: | 0 |
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| Description: | Site not quite working - but looks interesting...Under construction? | | hits: | 460 | | Added on: | 17-Nov-2002 | | Comments: | 0 |
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| Description: | by Ellie Kuykendall | | hits: | 405 | | Added on: | 17-Nov-2002 | | Comments: | 0 |
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| Description: | The traditional dances of Sri Lanka have their origin in rites and rituals associated with folk beliefs. There are three distinct dance forms known as Kandyan dancing in the highlands, low country dancing in the coastal region and Sabaragamuwa dancing in the Province of Sabaragamuwa. | | hits: | 331 | | Added on: | 17-Nov-2002 | | Comments: | 0 |
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| Description: | With typical daring and through a heady mix of Shakespeare's verse, giant puppets, film, physical theatre and sign dance Common Ground present a prequel to the Bards final play "The Tempest". What did happen between Caliban and Miranda? Was Sycorax a good mother? What's bugging this Prospero guy? Gasp with delight as bridging the gap between movement and language Common Ground explore the nature of parenting, love, sex, death and imperialism in their new work.
| | hits: | 333 | | Added on: | 09-Nov-2002 | | Comments: | 0 |
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