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	Song and Dance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Song and Dance is a musical by composer Andrew Lloyd Webber.
		The dance numbers from act two originated on an album Lloyd Webber wrote for his brother, Julian Lloyd Webber and consist of the composer's variations on the A minor Caprice of Paganini.
		The title was changed and Sarah Brightman was put in the role of "Emma" for a television special.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Song_and_Dance (365 words)

	Deciphering Cowbirds' Complex Song and Dance
		Goller and Cooper suggest that the evolution of the cowbirds' singing and dancing abilities are closely linked, making it difficult to conclude which came first, the song or the dance.
		Once fledged, the cowbirds flock to their own species and at that point, said Brenton Cooper, a biologist at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, the males begin to learn a song and dance routine that appears to be vital to their finding a female mate and making a safe home.
		The song's basic structure is innate but intricacies are learned from other cowbirds, according to Stephen Rothstein, a zoologist and cowbird expert at the University of California Santa Barbara.
	news.nationalgeographic.com /news/2004/01/0122_040122_cowbirdsongdance_2.html (747 words)

	A New Song & Dance Routine
		Square dancing is still on the move--new dance figures are being added and you never have to worry about being bored with what is sure to become your favorite pastime.
		A minimal fee is charged (around $2.50 per person) to learn to dance to cover the charge of the square dance caller and/or hall to dance in.
		The charge for a dance is around $5.00 per person, to cover the higher expense of the caller for a dance and the cost of the rented hall.
	members.aol.com /drbrown770/songdance.htm (839 words)

	Music and Dance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If a song or dance is "borrowed," it is immediately suspected or recognized by the tribal music masters as coming from a specific cultural area, such as the Eastern Woodlands territory, the Great Plains, the Southwest, California and the Pacific Northwest, the Great Basin and Plateau, or Alaska and the Arctic Circle.
		For example, the war dance songs of the Plains Indians generally have a descending contour with an introduction followed by variations of A--as in the formula AA' BA' CA'--ending with a "tail-dance" section that reiterates part of the principal section.
		All forms of Indian dance are graceful; the movements appear to correspond with the dancers' concept of oneness with the earth and the natural environment.
	www.thehawksnest.com /html/musicda.html (1282 words)

	Teaching Nahuatl Language Through Song and Dance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The sacred dances were performed in front of temples and always for the maintenance of the relationship between human beings and the creator.
		The Eagle dance is practiced amongst Iroquois, Pawnee Hako, Midwestern Calumet, and in the south it is known as the Death or Buzzard Cult.
		The famous snake dance of the Hopi in Arizona is similar to the Aztec dance of Atamalqualiztli, where the priest chewed on snakes.
	jan.ucc.nau.edu /~jar/TIL_7.html (8142 words)

	Kennedy Center: Information about Shanghai Song and Dance Ensemble
		Founded with divisions that cover dance, song, and music, the Shanghai Song and Dance Ensemble focuses on ethnic dance drama, drawing on various genres to re-invent Chinese dance and speak to a broad range of audiences in a new language.
		Among its award-winning repertoire are full-length dance dramas that reflect Chinese folklore and historical figures (Su Wu the Patriot, General Yue Fei) and those that exhibit lavish costumes and reconstructions of courtly dances of past dynasties.
		Dubbed the âthe Baryshnikov of China,â Huang's solo dance performance was broadcast worldwide during the closing ceremony for the 2004 Athens Olympics.
	www.kennedy-center.org /calendar/index.cfm?fuseaction=offsiteDetails&entity_id=13697&source_type=O (344 words)

	HIGHLAND FLING-Music, Song and Dance
		The dance came to be known as The HIGHLAND FLING.
		The HIGHLAND FLING is a folk dance of Scotland.
		It was originally performed by males after battles to celebrate victories; sometimes performed on the shield of the defeated enemy.
	www.angelfire.com /music/wenches (237 words)

	Song and Dance Company of Mozambique (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The repertoire of C.N.D.C. consists of traditional folkloric dances from Mozambique that are passed on from generation to generation as well as contemporary dance and fusion pieces.
		The Nondje dance emerged in the province of Cabo Delgado during the war for the independence of Mozambique.
		Gathering dances from all parts of Mozambique, the suite represents a specific attempt to affirm national solidarity in a country where the people speak 16 different languages.
	www.wfmu.org /Playlists/Robw/moz.html (520 words)

	Song and Dance - DR1 Forums
		There was a song they played every night after each show and they got everyone on the stage to do a dance.
		Apparently the song is pretty popular, a few of our young guides on a trip knew the song.
		The dance is kind of similar to the Macarena.
	www.dr1.com /forums/showthread.php?p=141754 (293 words)

	Language of Song and Dance
		As a beginning student of Oriental dance, I used to ask my teachers what the lyrics were saying in the songs they used in class, and I was astonished that many of my teachers didn't know and, worse yet, didn't care.
		One night after her show, she was speaking with a man in the audience and, with a large smile on his face, he told her she was a ___, filling in an Arabic word.
		The 20th-century rise of Oriental dance in the Middle East occurred primarily in Egypt and Lebanon, and even in Turkey most dance performances I saw when I was there in July 2000 used Arabic music.
	www.shira.net /languagedance.htm (1921 words)

	English Dance & Song - Summer 2006
		English Dance and Song is the longest-established magazine devoted to folk music, dance and song in the country.
		The Singers, Song and Source: The Singers (Mary Humphreys and Anahata) … the Song (The Cuckoo and the Nightingale) … and the Source (Charlotte Dann).
		English Dance and Song exists to interest, inform and stimulate the membership of the EFDSS, as well as the wider folk music and dance community.
	eds.efdss.org (462 words)

	The Mauritian Sega song and Dance
		The dance is a series of shuffling steps with no set pattern, with hips swinging and arms outstretched.
		Young children dance the sega with their grandparents at weddings, friends dance it when they meet in the village square’.
		But today the sega is a national song and dance enjoyed by all the communities of Mauritius.
	www.mauritiusdelight.com /sega.htm (360 words)

	Lithuanian Song and Dance Festivals
		The Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival is a major cultural event of the nation attracting thousands of dancers and many more spectators from around the world.
		The Festival was growing in popularity and attracted a record of 450 dance groups with 8,500 dancers in 1986.
		The First Folk Dance Festival in diaspora was held in Chicago's International Amphitheater on June 30, 1957 and later continued every four years.
	www.ihffilm.com /litdanfes.html (281 words)

	Amazon.com: Song & Dance: The Songs - Original Broadway Cast Recording: Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance is a combination of his 1979 Paganini variations for cello and rock band with a 1980 one-woman television piece called Tell Me on a Sunday, which featured lyrics by Don Black.
		In 1985, Song and Dance was reconceived by Richard Maltby Jr.
		As Song and Dance is, in my opinion, the great musical of all time, I, ofcourse love this recording.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000003FY5?v=glance (1776 words)

	bobdylan.com: Song & Dance Man III, by Michael Gray
		Dylan's work has that clear integrity capable of "representing the age" and is competent, therefore, to go beyond it--to clarify by focusing, with a vital intelligence, on its special confusions and so to place it soberly inside the wider continuum.
		Song & Dance Man in its original form appeared in 1972 and shook up the world of rock music criticism as much as Dylan himself shook up the twee folk scene of early 1960's Greenwich Village...
		Song & Dance Man III overshadows others' accounts of secret marriages and mythic motorcycle crashes, and it entirely outdoes other analyses...
	bobdylan.com /etc/songanddanceman.html (2115 words)

	Song And Dance Numbers
		Barbra Streisand had been an established star for a full decade before attaining her first #1 hit with the title song from the film The Way We Were.
		Imaginative directors and choreographers like Berkeley proved that song and dance numbers, previously associated with the Broadway stage, could leap out from static proscenium confines and become cinematic, helping to make the music stand out as never before in Hollywood films.
		Songs as well could be transposed from cinema to radio and records.
	www.sonymusic.com /artists/SoundtrackForACentury/ie/story/movie4.html (168 words)

	Country Dance and Song Society
		The Country Dance and Song Society (CDSS) is an association of people and groups with a common interest in English and Anglo-American folk dance, music and song.
		Generally social and participatory, the dances include traditional dances (contras, New England and Appalachian squares, traditional English community dances, English and American step and clog dances); historical dances (English country dances from the 17th to 20th centuries and Early American country dances from the Revolutionary era); and seasonal display dances (morris, rapper, longsword and garland).
		Our musical interests include folk music, ballads and songs; traditional and historical dance music; regional styles of vocal and instrumental music; and early music for period instruments and voice.
	www.cdss.org (532 words)

	Amazon.ca: Song And Dance [Cast Recording]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This is a two disc compilation of the London show of Song and Dance.
		Some of the songs (especially Tell Me On a Sunday) are among the most beautiful Webber has written (Unexpected Song, which is in the broadway version, is not featured here.
		I had seen a 'Song and Dance' TV performance that had Sarah in the title role.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000025BB2 (704 words)

	Healing Dance, Drum & Song
		As we uncover ancient healing techniques we are coming to understand that they are grounded in science and that pulse and rhythm, sound and movement bring neurological and chemical balance to the body.
		Through drumming, chanting, song, and dance participants are gently guided on a journey to bring these ancient technologies into our modern lives.
		The intent is to serve as a bridge making the arts of dance, drum and song accessible tools for healing.
	www.tahya.com /healingdance.html (323 words)

	The Old Song and Dance
		She may be this generation's Judy Holliday, and I would pay good money to see Ana dance around and torment Christina.
		If Adam Sandler were the wise-cracking foil for McGregor, he'd get a chance to show off his surprisingly good singing as well as his serious side, when his character is responsible for a death late in the film.
		However, the music is extremely demanding, and actors who have been interested in the past, like John Travolta, do not have the vocal range to pull it off.
	www.thecastingbroad.com /theoldsonganddance.html (911 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Books \| By genre \| Song and dance
		The rewards are just as one would expect: a bracing attention to artfulness, a wonderful sensitivity to nuance, and a particularly brilliant sympathy with the purpose and effect of Dylan's rhymes.
		The overall structure, too, is appropriately fixed and capacious: realising that "the word 'sin' haunts [Dylan's] songs" Ricks gives seven chapters on the deadly sins themselves, four on the virtues, and three on the heavenly graces.
		Conceding that some songs are what Dylan called "chains of flashing images" and others are more like "novels...I can re-read...in my head a lot", Ricks burrows down through their multiple levels, more concerned to revel in variety than emerge with a single definitive meaning.
	books.guardian.co.uk /reviews/artsandentertainment/0,6121,1050408,00.html (1363 words)

	Scrapbook: Song and Dance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Song and Dance is an interesting working of variations on the two aspects of a musical, song and dance.
		Emma, a young British woman, move to New York City searching for adventure and romance and we learn of four of those romances.
		Act II (Variations) is a dance concert profiling on the romances of Emma.
	www.neiu.edu /~stagectr/Songand/songand.htm (119 words)

	Performance: Shanghai Song and Dance Ensemble Oct 18 - 19, 2005
		A multi-disciplinary performance troupe focusing on ethnic dance drama, Shanghai Song and Dance Ensemble draws from various genres to re-invent Chinese dance and speak to audiences in a new language.
		Dubbed "the Baryshnikov of China," Artistic Director Doudou Huang's combination of dance and kung fu was featured in the closing ceremony for the 2004 Athens Olympics.
		Symbols of China is a suite of dances highlighting elements of Chinese history and culture, from terra cotta warriors and martial arts to Peking opera.
	www.kennedy-center.org /calendar/index.cfm?fuseaction=showEvent&event=XGICH (297 words)

	Dance song - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A dance song is a song concerning itself almost entirely with a particular dance.
		In most cases most or all of the song lyric is given over to instructions for the associated dance.
		This page was last modified 07:40, 29 June 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dance_song (65 words)

	Language of Song and Dance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Whether you're a ballerina performing to music from an Italian opera, a flamenco dancer performing to Spanish songs, or an Oriental dance artist (belly dancer) using Middle Eastern songs, it can be very helpful to have at least a little knowledge of the song and what its lyrics mean.
		But there's another level of dancing to the music that even many professional dancers fail to address: interpreting the lyrics.
		Imagine a dancer writhing seductively with come-hither moves or dancing joyfully to the Turkish song Bir Demet Yasemen, a sad song that says "A bunch of jasmine is the only memory of our love.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/middle_eastern_dance/91416 (410 words)

	Shari'a Law: Music, Song, and Dance
		Its minor purpose is to present the Islamic view of music, song, and dance.
		The article, Islamic Law and its Challenge To Western Civilization, notes that Islamic law is derived from the Qur'an and Sunnah of the Prophet of Islam.
		We notice that the Shari'a laws on dancing and sports were justified on the basis of Muhammad's approval of viewing the Abyssinian Negroes sporting with their spears and daggers.
	muhammadanism.org /Government/Government_Sharia_Music.htm (1865 words)

	Amazon.ca: Tango Song And Dance: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Anne-Sophie Mutter's performance in the debut recording of Previn's Tango Song and Dance is stunning.
		The second movement, "Song," is one of the simplest and most heartfelt pieces I've ever heard.
		Mutter's intonation wavers slightly in the Brahms Hungarian Dances, which were recorded live and is therefore all the more impressive considering the fierce virtuosity in these Joachim transcriptions.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00007KMOV (789 words)

	Fool.com: Apple's Song and Dance [Commentary] May 5, 2003
		Unless the track you're looking for isn't part of the company's 200,000 song library, the only reason left for turning to the P2P sites is either the intentional or misguided intent to participate in online looting.
		The reason that this service isn't available yet for the Windows watchers and Linux laborers is that the songs aren't encoded using the MP3 compression technology.
		The iTunes Music Store is selling songs under the company's MPEG-4 standard based Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) format and its digital locks are keeping the present options limited to Macs as downloading and CD-burning agents and iPods as the portable player of choice.
	www.fool.com /news/commentary/2003/commentary030505ram.htm (1159 words)

	The New Song and Dance
		At the end of their act, they skated into the audience and encouraged guests to hit the stage, which now served as the dance floor.
		THE IN CROWD The old song and dance routine is over, says Michaels.
		Name act dance shows continue to be popular, says Michaels, especially for multinational events.
	specialevents.com /mag/meetings_new_song_dance (972 words)

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