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	Grapevine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grapevine (dance move), a step pattern in several dances.
		Grapevine, California is a village at the base of The Grapevine on the Ridge Route.
		Grapevine (disk magazine), an Amiga disk magazine produced by the demoscene group "LSD" in the early-to-mid 1990s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grapevine (218 words)

	Israeli Dance and History
		Dance in the bible is first mentioned in the book of Exodus, when Miriam the prophetess, took a timbrel in hand and danced with the women of Israel at the shores of the Red Sea, since that time, dance has always been a p art of the Jewish soul.
		Israeli dance is an amalgam of the many cultures and peoples which settled in Palestine and then Israel and many of the current Israeli dance styles come from those cultures (Eastern Europe, Yemen and the Arab countries).
		As for origins, the hora (a closed circle dance) originated in Rumania, the Yemenite step (from Yemen of course) is reflective of the way one would move on hot sands; tcherkessia (from Russia) and the debka (Arabic).
	learn.sdstate.edu /melissa_mork/Israeli.html (775 words)

	Dance Summary
		Dance in India is as diverse as the multiethnic society from which it stems.
		Dances in Malaysia are categorized into court-classical dances, folk dances, ethnic-tribe dances, and dances from immigrant communities such as Chinese, Indian, and Portuguese, as well as modern dance.
		Dance is part of many systems of belief about the universe that deal with the nature and mystery of human existence and involve feelings, thoughts, and actions.
	www.bookrags.com /Dance (416 words)

	Balkan Dance Forms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Dance solos and acrobatics are more infrequent in village social dances, as the focus of the dance is on the bond between dancers, as well as the visual harmony and fluidity they are able to achieve together.
		Greece[xi]: Dance occasions and styles are well correlated with Greek Orthodox Church rituals, holidays and the pre-Lenten carnival, as the nation is approximately 98% Greek Orthodox.
		Dances are generally grouped under their region, despite myriad village variations, such as the Kalotaszeg, Mezoseg, and Szekely region-dances of Romania.
	www.arts.wa.gov /progFA/balkandance/fabalkandance2.html (1697 words)

	Pre-17th Century Middle Eastern Dance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		As dance during the time and places of Islam (the primary political power in the region known as the Middle East) was viewed as a both a treasure and as disreputable, it is difficult to obtain information which provides sufficient concrete information.
		Our evidence of dance lies chiefly in the descriptions written by foreigners, while the native view of dance is iconographic because in certain periods and in particular genres of art, dance was portrayed visually by Iranian artists.” (Shay 1999) He later discusses the limitations of using iconographic evidence.
		She could be doing any number of moves from this position, including a flat hip circle, a hip slide, a hip swing, etc. Though some have argued that she has on a very sheer blouse with a short-sleeved vest, it was not uncommon for dancers to be nude or partially nude in the bathhouse.
	tribalbellydance.net /papers/dancepaper.htm (6910 words)

	Tango our dance - part 23
		Dance floors come in all shapes, so the challenge of navigating any floor while dancing the music, protecting the woman, and respecting the presence of other dancers around, should be the top priority of any man who aspires to be considered a good Tango dancer.
		Next, to continue moving to the left of the couple into the line of dance, they both need to use their other leg (the man's right and the woman's left) so the legs MUST cross in order to bring the weight changes into the left of the couple.
		Why most dancers dance into each other's armpits is easier to understand: they were taught the "basics" in a vacuum, out of context with the reality of the dance floor, sort of dancing by connecting dots.
	www.planet-tango.com /tutorial/dance-23.htm (1713 words)

	Country Western Step Descriptions
		This move is usually preceded by either a kick or a heel touch.
		After a Brush, the foot is in the air and another move, and count, is required to lower it back to the floor.
		The pattern is characterized by the grapevine like path the feet trace on the dance floor.
	www.smart.net /~bobc/smcwdasd.shtml (1170 words)

	Tango I Notes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Extend the leading leg, bend the supporting leg; weight is approximately centered between where your feet are located, so your body moves with the extending leg, but at half the speed such that the leg is moving out faster than the body but not without the body also moving out (does that make sense?).
		Dancing in its essence is the joy of "not thinking", of feeling the movement, the music, and the presence of you your partner.
		The focus of the dance is primarily on the follower.
	physics.harvard.edu /~schulz/dance/7june.html (1496 words)

	Grapevine (dance move) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grapevine is the name of a dance figure, which may look different in different ballroom, club, and folk dances, but shares a common appearance: it includes side steps and steps across the support foot.
		In these dances it is an eight count figure, often split into two, mirroring each other and called "Grapevine to the right" and "Grapevine to the left".
		A special kind of grapevine is called "waving the wheat." This is essentially a grapevine with a few stylistic changes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grapevine_(dance_move) (289 words)

	Dance
		Dance can also mean a certain set of steps and motions, usually made in time to music.
		Dancing is both an art form and a form of recreation.
		This Digest article examines the rationale for dance in education, the status of dance education, and selected issues in dance education.
	www.42explore.com /dance.htm (1087 words)

	WELCOME TO THE E-Z THIRTY MINUTE DANCE COURSE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The partners begin the dance standing approximately one foot (30cm) apart - shoulders parallel, and bodies offset (1/2 body distance) so that the man's right leg is pointing between his partner's legs.
		This is a "mark" to the lady that he is not going to move, and she is free to do some "Adornos" -- ANY adornos that SHE chooses.
		'Grapevine' dance figures typically performed in a circle around the leader, who (usually) is performing an 'Enrosque'.
	nfo.net /dance/tprimer.html (2489 words)

	aerobic dance jr high (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		If the student with Spina Bifida is unable to move his/her legs, the arm movements may still be done while sitting in his/her wheelchair or on a stable chair.
		Position the student where she is near the edge of the group so he/she may move freely at a comfortable pace.
		The student may be able to move the wheelchair on walking movements with their hands and they need to have enough space to attempt this.
	www.twu.edu /inspire/Teacher/aerdancejr.htm (1516 words)

	Dancing the Circle Baladi: A Belly Dance of Birth and Reclaiming
		Dancing the Circle Baladi: A Belly Dance of Birth and Reclaiming
		When the dancers move inward with the shoulder shimmy and raise their arms, a soloist is birthed into the center of the circle.
		The soloist freestyles in the center for the duration of one complete dance cycle and when the circle of dancers come in towards her with the walking shoulder shimmy, she is reclaimed back into the group.
	www.visionarydance.com /CircleBaladi.html (494 words)

	Raper's Dance Dictionary
		The distance between the dancers may be from a few inches to full body contact, depending on the type dance and dance technique used.
		This is an advanced styling of west coast swing dance that allows the leader or follower to extend patterns at will with their own interpretive styling to the music.
		The term Hijacking is sometimes used when the follower takes control throughout their interpretive extension of a step pattern.
	www.dancedictionary.com /DictF.html (1095 words)

	Dance Steps
		Every country dance is comprised of a series of dance steps.
		Grapevine or Vine: This is normally done in three counts to the side in one continuous motion and the fourth count is usually a scuff or stomp, but can be anything.
		The vine is finished on 3 counts the fourth is whatever move the dance calls for.
	www.hillbillyrick.com /Articles/dancestep.htm (744 words)

	Line/C&W Dance & Music FAQ - Section 5B
		Dances which travel clockwise around the dance floor are described as travelling "against the line of dance".
		The dance was developed in the early 1980's by Buddy Schwimmer, a prominent California dance pro and has achieved reasonable but not overwhelming popularity in the ballroom community over the last decade.
		ZYDECO Zydeco dancing is a style of music and dance that originated in the Louisiana Creole population.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/jgothard/SECT5B.HTM (3630 words)

	Human Kinetics
		The number of dances, patterns, turns, and movements is almost unlimited, but don’t fall into the trap of learning steps rather than dancing.
		Try dancing the grapevine to the right and left, and relax the head by nodding it up and down slightly while you move.
		If the dance calls for one heel split to be performed in two counts, a variation would be to perform two heel splits also in two counts.
	www.humankinetics.com /products/showexcerpt.cfm?excerpt_id=2944 (1399 words)

	Youth Dance Chart
		Teachers have the right to move a student to a lower or higher level which they feel is the appropriate level for them.
		All Dance Company participants are required to take a ballet class and a jazz class in addition to the company class.
		Dance clothes and shoes should be brought in a bag with your child’s name on it.
	www.bloomingdaleparks.org /c-dance_general.htm (796 words)

	The DanceTalk Message Board
		The steps all move in one general direction, either along a straight line or around the path of a circle.
		The same combination can be danced starting with the right foot, facing diagonal wall.
		When danced with a partner, steps 1 and 3 (the forward and backward steps) are usually taken outside partner.
	www.ballroomdancers.com /Message_Board/view_messages.asp?MsgID=5984 (169 words)

	basic dance moves
		When envisioning your dance, one must remember the training of a slave, in pleasure, serving or anything, it stresses the movements, isolated body movements, your muscles are trained to work in particular ways; isolated, yet still in unison.
		Learn your body, feel your muscles as they move, as a slave flesh is trained to be sensitive to the touch of things, so are the muscles.
		The peacock walk with stomp is basically the same move, but instead of bringing your foot down delicately, it's done more decisively.
	www.counter-urth.com /CF/moves.html (1743 words)

	Let's Skate - Inline Skating Lessons and Information for the NJ and Philadelphia Area
		While a lot of the moves are made up on an individual basis, a lot of them are 'standard' moves.
		The first move upon which most others are built around is called the 'Grapevine'.
		This is a basic side to side move which in itself looks pretty cool and is used to introduce other moves.
	www.letsskate.com /moves.html (385 words)

	Tonight, Let's Dance : The University Daily Kansan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		While not everyone has the option of moving the dance party into a large venue for free, anyone can move the furniture.
		If you have a living room, move everything out or at least to the edges of the room so there is an open floor.
		Although Kelly DJs his own dance parties, finding a friend to DJ is often better, because it allows you to move around.
	www.kansan.com /stories/2006/dec/07/tonight_lets_dance (763 words)

	LINEDANCE TERMINOLOGY -A-
		LINEDANCE TERMINOLOGY -A- - The ampersand symbol in dance descriptions is used to denote 1/2 (half) a beat of music or a quick count in between standard beats of music
		Move can be done with opposite weight changes.
		B - Backward: The knee and foot are held behind the hip, and the thigh is parallel to the floor
	nightmovesdanceclub.aboutpaducah.com /a1.html (540 words)

	Rhythms & Dance
		The music is fast paced so the students need to be familiar with the dance steps before putting them to music.
		Grapevine to the Right (step with Right foot to the right side, Left foot steps behind the Right, step Right foot to the side and Left foot closes beside the Right) (1-4)
		Grapevine to the Left (step with Left foot to the left side, Right foot steps behind the Left, step Left foot to the side and Right foot closes beside Left) (5-8)
	www.sonoma.edu /kinesiology/npep/activity_dance34.shtml (194 words)

	November 18, 2004 - Dance class grooves to hip-hop
		The dance students attending the hip-hop class at the New England Ballet Company on West State Street have come to learn the form of dance popular at clubs across the country — the dance that encourages pelvic bone to pelvic bone sensual movement.
		The company’s main mission is to make dance classes inclusive to all people, not just those with larger purse strings.
		The inclusive atmosphere of the dance class allowed Buccieri to let go of her inhibitions while learning about hip-hop, proving that Christian and Espinosa are accomplishing their mission.
	www.ithaca.edu /ithacan/articles/0411/18/accent/0dance_class_.htm (634 words)

	Goodbye airwaves - The Reykjavík Grapevine Online
		The audience didn’t move an inch, but not out of boredom.
		There was a kind of silent reverence in their eyes that no amount of hype or record sales could ever supplant.
		It was such an intimate and marked change from the crass, vain showmanship of Airwaves a week earlier that watching it all moved me to tears.
	www.grapevine.is /undirflokkar.aspx?id=940 (703 words)

	Grapevine Texas Fitness Health Wellness
		Being healthy and active can help give you the energy you need to keep up with the demands of a busy life in Grapevine.
		Today, many folks are taking better care of themselves, so they can be there for the people they love and care about in life.
		But that is not the only reason to move more and eat better.
	www.ilovegrapevinetexas.com /Fitness-and-Health.aspx (240 words)

	Lake Forest - Daphne, AL
		The Sounds of the Grapevine is a meant to be a fun, information and gossip column that should not be taken too seriously, but may give the readers some insight into happenings in Lake Forest.
		A submission to the Grapevine may be made by Email to the webmaster or selecting the Suggestion Box graphics from one of its many locations on this site.
		When the fast moving water hits this first body, it will slow down and the silt will tend to drop to the bottom at that point.
	www.lfpoa.com /headlines/grapevine.htm (13593 words)

	Line/C&W Dance & Music FAQ - Section 5A
		When dancing a Triple Step, dancers often advance the same side of the body as the moving foot giving a right side lead to a right foot Triple Step and a left side lead to a left foot Triple Step.
		This move is sometimes refered to as a step-together-step or even a Polka step.
		This movement is critical to the correct rendition of that dance.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/jgothard/SECT5A.HTM (1615 words)

	Argentine Tango Dancing - Lesson 6
		An important figure in tango and several other dances is the Grapevine, also called the Chain.
		Before you can do the Grapevine as described in the previous section, you must turn from an orientation along the LOD to one with the leader facing out and the follower facing in.
		The underlying skills are the same, so when you become comfortable with the Side Cross step and the Grapevine made up of it, mastering the Cross Side step and the Grapevine made up of it should be easy.
	home.att.net /~larrydla/basics_6.html (2024 words)

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