Let's talk Dance!: Recent Episodes
Amelia
a podcast where I talk about dance history and the many questions that arise in my brain, I may have fellow dancers as guests, or just talk about the history of different styles of dance!
Thank you to all of my listeners who have tuned in to this series, I hope you enjoyed! here is the info for the reading and a fun little BONUS video for YOU!
“C’mon to My House: Underground House Dancing” from Ballroom, Boogie, Shimmy Sham, Shake
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SZc3C9FH5g
Thank you, listeners! I hope you enjoyed this weeks' episode :) Below I have listed the sources of the readings I got my info from!
Zanfagna, Christina. “The Multiringed Cosmos of Krumping: Hip-Hop Dance at the Intersections of Battle, Media, and Spirit.”
Planet Funk” and “Urban Legend”
Thank you to everyone who listened, below I have listed the citations of the reading we did so if you would like to take a look I would recommend it! :)
“The Rise of American Ballet” –Ballet and Modern Dance (p. 152-180)
“Dancing in the Margins: The Experience of African American Ballerinas”
“Queer Swans: Those fabulous Aviansin the Swan Lakes of Les Ballets Trockadero and Matthew Bourne”
https://www.dancemagazine.com/why-are-so-many-people-cringing-over-hiplet-2383346949.html
Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed this week's episode, below I have listed the reading about Early Modern Ballet and The Firebird if you would like to look at all the details of this ballet!
“Early Modern Ballet: Firebird, The Rite of Spring, Les Noces” Dancing Women: Female Bodies on Stage
Thank you all for listening to this week's episode of Let's Talk Dance! I hope you enjoyed it.
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Jowitt, Deborah. “In Pursuit of the Sylph,” Time and the Dancing Image
Garafola, Lynn. “The Travesty Dancer in Nineteenth-Century Ballet.”(p. 210-217)
Thank you everyone for listening! I hope you enjoyed this week's episode of Let's Talk Dance. Below I have listed a citation to the reading for this week. I'll see everyone next Friday!
“Ballet a History in Broad Brushstrokes” from The Dance Experience
Thank you to everyone who tuned into this weeks episode of Let's Talk Dance
This week we had a special guest, my best friend, and fellow dance major Holden Craig who had some great insight into this week's topic.
I hope everyone enjoyed this episode and I'll be back next Friday!
Hey all! I hope you enjoyed what was covered in today's episode. Below I have cited the readings if you would like to take a look at that, I have also linked a video of the Butoh Dance.
“Folk Dance: Father Music, Mother Dance” from The Dance Experience
“Piercing the Mask of Japanese Dance Theatre” from The Dance Experience
Butoh Dance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szaIxyU_8RE
I hope you guys enjoyed this week's episode! I'm listing my sources from this week's readings below and a video of the Egungun mascarade, take a look at that if you are interested!
Thanks yall!
Caulker, Y Ferne.“African Dance: Divine Motion,” The Dance Experience
Ojo, Olatunji. "Performing Trauma: The Ghosts of Slavery in Yoruba Music and Ritual Dance," Journal of West African History
Egungun Mascarade:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGviQVU9dTM
Episode one of Let's Talk Dance is an introduction to what this new podcast will be about!