SHUFFLE DANCE

Modern dance, is
a form of dance that formed and evolved since the early 20th century
(Horosko, 2002.P.1). In some places that have not been so familiar
Modern dance as in Indonesia, ballroom dance and concert dance are also still
considered as part of this modern dance. But when seen from the background
the historical, modern dance was actually pioneered by dancers from
United States, as well as dancers in several countries in Western Europe
"Rebelled" against the ballet dance and classical dance that is booming
at that time.
Some of the most famous dancers in action when it is Loie
Fuller, Isadora Duncan and Ruth St.. Denis. Their action is based by a factor
weaknesses of its own ballet and classical dance, namely the need
special equipment other than music, such as costumes, dance shoes, and even grammar
a thick dressing. Some of the equipment is not capable owned by
ordinary people with low economic background, which also had
great interest to dance. Therefore, the three dancers are then
create a free dance that became known as the forerunner of the dance.

The Running Man (Shuffle Dance) is a dance that originated in the 1980s and will be done mainly by MC Hammer during a live concert shows and music videos, but only reached popularity in the 2000s. This dance was created by Paula Abdul while he was a choreographer for Janet Jackson in the late '80s. The Running Man was first performed in 1987 and 1988 as part of the Control-Janet Jackson concert tour. [Citation needed] It is also used in some forms of Melbourne Shuffle dance style. Consists of hopping or sliding step done in such a way as to simulate the speed of a runner.

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