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| ARTICLES RELATED TO dances | | | |  dances: Encyclopedia II - Modern dance - Legacy of Modern danceThe legacy on Modern dance can be seen in lineage of 20th century concert dance forms. Although often producing divergent dance forms many seminal dance artists share a common heritage that can be traced back to free dance.
Modern dance - Postmodern and Contemporary dance.
Both Postmodern dance and Contemporary dance built upon the foundations laid by Modern dance and form part of the greater category of 20th century concert dance. Where as Postmodern dance was a direct and opposite response to Modern dance, Contemporary dance draws on both ...
See also:Modern dance, Modern dance - History, Modern dance - Free dance, Modern dance - Early modern dance, Modern dance - Development of Modern Dance, Modern dance - Legacy of Modern dance, Modern dance - Postmodern and Contemporary dance, Modern dance - lineage 20th century concert dance, Modern dance - teachers and students, Modern dance - Further information, Modern dance - Further reading Read more here: » Modern dance: Encyclopedia II - Modern dance - Legacy of Modern dance |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Ballroom dance - Competitive dancing Although most ballroom dancers dance socially, there are various levels of competition for more serious dancers. Formal competitions, also known as DanceSport, allow less advanced dancers, as well as the public, an opportunity to watch more serious dancers compete. In addition to competition at various levels, the audience is often treated to a professional dance show featuring one or more couples performing at a world-class level.
Competitors dance at various levels of ability, so that competition is not purely for the elite. In Nort ...
See also:Ballroom dance, Ballroom dance - Competitive dancing, Ballroom dance - Medal examinations, Ballroom dance - Other dances sometimes classified as ballroom, Ballroom dance - Rogers and Astaire, Ballroom dance - Classic ballroom, Ballroom dance - Performance and exhibition, Ballroom dance - Dance grouping, Ballroom dance - World Champions Read more here: » Ballroom dance: Encyclopedia II - Ballroom dance - Competitive dancing |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Historical dance - Categories of Historical dance
Historical dance - Medieval dance.
Very little evidence survives about medieval dance. However we do know the names of some of the dances from surviving music and literature.
Dance types:
Carole
Ductia
Estampie
Istampitta
Saltarello
Trotto
Historical dance - Renaissance dance.
The earliest surviving dance manuals come from the Renaissance, including examples by Fabritio Caroso and Thoinot Arbeau. These all ...
See also:Historical dance, Historical dance - Categories of Historical dance, Historical dance - Medieval dance, Historical dance - Renaissance dance, Historical dance - Baroque dance, Historical dance - Dance in the Regency era, Historical dance - Edwardian or early 19th century, Historical dance - Dance in the mid 19th century, Historical dance - Dance in the late 19th century through 1910 or so, Historical dance - Dance in the Ragtime era, Historical dance - Dance in the 1920s, Historical dance - Dance in the 1930s and 1940s Read more here: » Historical dance: Encyclopedia II - Historical dance - Categories of Historical dance |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs As with other DDR versions, bootlegs are fairly common. However, bootleggers of DDR EXTREME went beyond the standard practice of releasing the same game as Konami. Two modified versions were produced. Not to be confused with these is In the Groove, a music game based on StepMania.
Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix.
Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix was the first of the two bootlegs. It was advertised as an "upgrade" to DDR EXTREME, and many arcade operators p ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - FMV backgrounds, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Groove Radar, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Modifiers, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Extra Stages, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Challenge Mode a.k.a. Oni Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME Plus!, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Home versions, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Music, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs As with other DDR versions, bootlegs are fairly common. However, bootleggers of DDR EXTREME went beyond the standard practice of releasing the same game as Konami. Two modified versions were produced. Not to be confused with these is In the Groove (game), a music game based on StepMania.
Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix.
Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix was the first of the two bootlegs. It was advertised as an "upgrade" to DDR EXTREME, and many arcade oper ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - FMV backgrounds, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Groove Radar, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Modifiers, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Extra Stages, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Challenge Mode a.k.a. Oni Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME Plus!, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Home versions, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Music, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs |
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| | | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Footwork dance - Ballroom dancing In a narrow sense, e.g., in descriptions of ballroom dance figures, the term refers to the behavior of the foot when it meets the floor. In particular, it describes which part of the foot is in contact with the floor: ball, heel, flat, toe, high toe, inside/outside edge, etc.
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See also:Footwork dance, Footwork dance - Ballroom dancing Read more here: » Footwork dance: Encyclopedia II - Footwork dance - Ballroom dancing |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Home versions The home version of Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME was released in Japan in September 2003 for the Sony PlayStation 2 video game console. It featured 111 songs, and had all the features of the arcade version.
The North American home version of DDR EXTREME was released on September 21st, 2004, for the Sony PlayStation 2 video game console. The songlist is considerably different from the Japanese version, and the feature set i ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - FMV backgrounds, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Groove Radar, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Modifiers, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Extra Stages, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Challenge Mode a.k.a. Oni Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME Plus!, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Home versions, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Music, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Home versions |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Home version The home version of DDR 4th Mix was released in Japan on March 15, 2001, for the Sony PlayStation (or PSone) video game console. It contains 136 songs, including six hidden songs: one from DDR 4th Mix Plus and five as preview songs for the next arcade version, DDR 5th Mix.
The game engine and menus have also been used in two North American versions of DDR, Dance Dance Revolution for the PC, and Dance Dance Revolution KONAMIX.
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See also:Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Scoring, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Battle Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Interface and graphics, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - DDR 4th Mix Plus, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Solo versions, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Home version, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Music, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Home version |
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| | | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Gameplay The general premise of DDR EXTREME is the same as the previous Dance Dance Revolution games. One player can play using one dance pad (Single play style), Two players can play using one dance pad each (Versus play style), or One player can play using both dance pads (Double play style).
A player must step to the beat, matching the beat to the arrows presented to them on screen by stepping on arrows on a metal-and-plexiglass dance stage. Depending on the timing of each step, the step is scored "PERFECT," "GREAT," "GOOD," "BOO" or "MISS. ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - FMV backgrounds, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Groove Radar, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Modifiers, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Extra Stages, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Challenge Mode a.k.a. Oni Mode, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Bootlegs, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution MegaMix, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME Plus!, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Home versions, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Music, Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution EXTREME - Gameplay |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Solo versions Dance Dance Revolution Solo 4thMIX was released concurrently with DDR 4th Mix, designed for use with Dance Dance Revolution Solo cabinets. The changes in the actual game engine are few, but significant. The "Select Style" screen now offers "4 PANELS" and "6 PANELS", instead of Single, Versus, and Double. The arrow graphics have been replaced with the "chubby" arrows of the Solo series, and are aligned in the center of the screen during gameplay. The song selection interface and scoring/grading systems are identical to the standard version of 4th Mix. The song list is also exactly ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Scoring, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Battle Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Interface and graphics, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - DDR 4th Mix Plus, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Solo versions, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Home version, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Music, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Solo versions |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Interface and graphics The menu interface of DDR 4th Mix is signicantly different from previous versions of Dance Dance Revolution. Players can now choose Single, Versus, or Double modes on a dedicated Style selection screen, instead of the button combinations required of older mixes. Players must also choose one of eight Genres, which each contain a portion of the total song list. The available songs during the game will be limited to those in the chosen Genre.
The song selection screen depicts a series of seven diagonal song banners on the bottom h ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Scoring, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Battle Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Interface and graphics, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - DDR 4th Mix Plus, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Solo versions, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Home version, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Music, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Interface and graphics |
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| | | | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Gameplay The basic gameplay of DDR Konamix follows the rest of the Dance Dance Revolution series. One player can play using one dance pad (Single mode), two players can play using one dance pad each (Versus mode), or one player can play using both dance pads (Double mode).
A player must step to the beat, matching the beat to the arrows presented to them on screen by stepping on arrows on a metal-and-plexiglass dance stage. A judgment is displayed for each step, depending on the player's timing: "PERFECT!!", "GREAT!", "GOOD", "ALMOST" or ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution Konamix, Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Battle Mode, Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Solo Mode, Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Edit Mode, Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Workout Mode, Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Interface and graphics Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution Konamix: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - Gameplay |
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| | | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Home versions Dance Dance Revolution 2ndReMIX, the home version of DDR 2nd Mix, was released in Japan on August 26, 1999, for the Sony PlayStation video game console. It includes 34 songs, seven of which are hidden and unlockable. Four of the songs were previews of the next arcade version, Dance Dance Revolution 3rdMIX.
Dance Dance Revolution 2ndReMIX APPEND CLUB VERSiON vol.1 and Dance Dance Revolution 2nd ReMIX APPEND CLUB VERSiON vol.2 were both released in Japan for the PlayStation in 1999 as well. Eac ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Interface and graphics, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Other arcade versions of 2nd Mix, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Link Version, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Club Version 1, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Club Version 2, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Home versions, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Soundtrack, Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Tracklist DISC 1 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMIX - Home versions |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Interface and graphics The song-selection interface of DDR 1st Mix is a jukebox-like menu of CDs that represent the available songs. On this screen, various "step codes" can be performed on the dance platform to modify the arrangement and appearance of arrows during gameplay. Such codes must also be used to increase the difficulty from Basic to Another or Maniac.
During gameplay, 3D-rendered dancing characters appear in the background of each song. Different characters can be selected at the main title screen by standing on eith ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Interface and graphics, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Releases, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Home version, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - DDR US 1st Mix, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Music, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Song table, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Songs from final release, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Songs only in test version, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Interface and graphics |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Participation dance - Participation dance games
Participation dance - Elimination.
Elimination rules disqualify a dancer or dancers. This can be because of lack of endurance, entering a particular part of the floor, a specific age, and so on.
Participation dance - Follow the leader.
A designated leader makes some motions, usually repeating several times, and the rest repeat the motions. In some cases the dancers form a chain or a file. Examples of the latter case are Conga line, Bunny Hop and Finnish dance Letkajenkka. The " ...
See also:Participation dance, Participation dance - Participation dance games, Participation dance - Elimination, Participation dance - Follow the leader, Participation dance - Dance mixer Read more here: » Participation dance: Encyclopedia II - Participation dance - Participation dance games |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Gameplay The basic gameplay of DDR 4th Mix follows the rest of the Dance Dance Revolution series. One player can play using one dance pad (Single mode), two players can play using one dance pad each (Versus mode), or one player can play using both dance pads (Double mode).
A player must step to the beat, matching the beat to the arrows presented to them on screen by stepping on arrows on a metal-and-plexiglass dance stage. A judgment is displayed for each step, depending on the player's timing: "PERFECT!!", "GREAT!", "GOOD", "BOO" or "M ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Scoring, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Nonstop Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Battle Mode, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Link Data, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Interface and graphics, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - DDR 4th Mix Plus, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Solo versions, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Home version, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Music, Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 4thMIX - Gameplay |
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| | | | | dances: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Music The music in DDR 1st Mix consists of eight songs licensed from the Dancemania record label, and three Konami Originals. The three additional songs in the test version are also from Dancemania. For a detailed listing, see the Dance Dance Revolution (1stMIX) song list.
Notable songs from this version include:
BUTTERFLY: Licensed from the album Dancemania 10, this song is known for its catchy tune and lyrics, and relatively simple step patterns. The song's Basic steps introduced the "Butterfly Tur ...
See also:Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Gameplay, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Interface and graphics, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Releases, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Home version, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - DDR US 1st Mix, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Music, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Song table, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Songs from final release, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Songs only in test version, Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Soundtrack Read more here: » Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX: Encyclopedia II - Dance Dance Revolution 1stMIX - Music |
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