Designed to cover the basics of folk dancing in many countries of the world. 1 hour credit
- Subject
- DA
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 1997-1999
- Source
- www.fredonia.edu
18 courses with the subject DA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Designed to cover the basics of folk dancing in many countries of the world. 1 hour credit
An introductory course for the beginning square dancer. Emphasis is on modern square dancing, although other forms are covered. 1 hour credit
Designed to give practical experience in all aspects of dance productions including technique classes, rehearsals, lighting and costume designs, crew work, and stage managing. 2 0 hour credit
Introductory course in modern dance for 3 the novice, covering the Humphrey-Weid- man, and Graham techniques. Attendance at all dance concerts on campus required. 2 hours credit
An introductory course in tap dance. Tap shoes required. 2 hours credit
Modern dance technique class for the stu- dent who has had DA 111 or permission of instructor. Martha Graham and Paul Sanasardo techniques covered. Outside practice strongly recommended. Attendance at all dance concerts on campus required. structor. 2 hours credit
A beginning class in classical ballet tech- nique. Strongly reccommended for Musical Theatre majors. Attendance at all dance concerts required. 2 hours credit
A continuation of the classical ballet tech- nique offered in DA 221 with special atten- tion to alignment, execution and mastery of the classical movement repertoire. Strongly recommended for Musical Theatre majors. Attendance at all dance concerts on campus required. structor. 2 hours credit
An introductory course in the structure and design of African and Caribbean dance techniques. This course will illustrate the linkage between African and Afro-Ameri- can dance, music, and rhythmic styles. 2 hours credit
This course involves creative movement problem-solving through the study of basic elements in dance and choreography. The class will perform studies ranging from hu- man emotion to abstract shape and design. Attendance at some campus productions is required. structor. 2 hours credit
Continuation of DA 211 for intermediate dancer. Humphrey-Weidman and Luigi jazz techniques covered. Outside practice strongly recommended. Attendance at all dance concerts on campus required. structor. 2 hours credit
Theatre (Prerequisite: DA 121,211)
Independent Study in dance-related topics. 01 1 hour credit 2 2 hours credit 3 3 hours credit
The history and philosophy of dance from ancient times until the present. Also some examination into the criticism and evalu- ation of dance. Attendance at all dance concerts on campus required. 3 hours credit
Introductory course in dance composition covering such topics as space, design, rhythm, dynamics, sensation, and form. At- tendance at all dance concerts on campus required. structor. 3 hours credit
Continuation of Choreography I. Covers pre-classic dance forms, as well as primi- tive, archaic, medieval, introspective, jazz, Americana, cerebralistic, and impression- istic dance forms. Attendance at all dance concerts on campus required. structor. 3 hours credit DA 461 or 462. Practicum in A
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Internship in dance teaching for senior or graduate dance students. By audition only.
Source: SUNY at Fredonia's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61