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The student will be able by the completion of the semester to:
I. Analyze Greek Dances by their styles and dress.
II. Perform a variety of dances.
III. Identify evolution of Greek Dances created by their culture.
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I. Folk Dance Culture
A. Development of folk dance in Greece
B. The relationship between Greece and its neighbors
as seen through dance and music
II. Structural and Rhythmic Elements
A. Comparative rhythms and dance patterns in mainland
Greece and its outer islands
B. The role of improvisation and variation in basic
movements throughout Greece
III. Influences on Different Ethnic/Regional Styles
A. Different musical styles
B. Influences of ethnic dress on dance movement
C. Foreign influences on present day dance
D. Regional similarities and differences within Greece as
reflected in its dance
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