Jacques D 'Amboise's The Power Of Dance'

Power of Dance “It’s your pulse, it’s your heartbeat. It’s your breathing. It’s the rhythms of your life. It’s the expression in time and movement of happiness and joy and sadness and energy. It’s a venting of energy and that’s common to all the cultures. It’s all the cultures and it’s common to all individuals.” Jacques D’ Amboise shares about dance in the “Dancing: The Power of Dance”. In “The Power of Dance”, dancers and choreographers expressed their reason for ‘why’ they dance and the ‘power’ that dance gives them. Dance is one of the first art forms long before written language; it is a universal language that is shared throughout the world. Dance service many purpose to religion purposes to storytelling. The main purpose of dance is

Jacques D’Amboise states “Everything we do has time and space and dance has been invented, evolved, to express the human being living in the present and being part of time and space.” By listening to Jacques D’ Amboise’s experience with ballet, I reflect on my pass experience with dance through color guard. Throughout my four years of high school I participated in color guard. The Color Guard is the electrifying dance of marching band incorporating equipment, such as flags and rifles. Color guard is a mix various dance styles, including modern, ballet, jazz, and hip-hop. As Jacques D’Amboise’s talk about he’s ballet career, I reflect on the ballet sectional class we took when learning the near choreography for the new show. Also, the warm-ups we did comprised with numerous of ballet move like attitude, pilé, relevé,

In the video, best known for his tapping shoes, Gregg Burge, choreographer, states “For me dance is nutrient… it’s something that I need Like the air we breathe, food we eat. These are thing we need for survival. For me dance is a nutrient. It’s my nourishment….. there are time when I feel, I can be depressed, and I can’t even pinpoint what it is that bothering me and I’ll go take a class and I’ll come out of that class and I’ll feel great. It’s therapeutic.” We can all relate with Burge, it might not be dance but we all have a passion that motivate us through life. For example, writing in my journal idea and thoughts and listening to music is my nutrient it’s the way I cope. For example, if I am low I will write in my journal while play some sad music to express how I feel then gradual work toward fun upbeat music that I can dance to lighten up my mood. Another example, would be when I am having a rough day focusing on a certain task, I will play some classical music to focus my attention to the