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As willing partners in discovering, students should abide by university policies and treatments. This lesson shows how modern-day dance symbolizes a break with ballet's traditionalism, providing performers the flexibility to explore and translate originalities and also setting the stage for the variety within the genre. According to the Modernist approach seen in the other arts, the leaders of modern-day dancing sought to emphasize the human condition with motion. Tracing the development of the vast umbrella of social dancing forms, this lesson presents the court dances of the Renaissance era and also explores a selection of popular ballroom dance forms from both Europe as well as the Americas.
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