Автор:
Ильина Т.П.
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Презентация, доклад на тему Внеклассная работа. Презентация African dance.
Содержание
- 1. Внеклассная работа. Презентация African dance.
- 2. African dance
- 3. Africa covers about one-fifth of the world's
- 4. African dance occupies central place in cultures
- 5. In Africa, dance is a means of
- 6. Dance is also done purely for enjoyment.
- 7. Modern African Dances: as many African people
- 8. Слайд 8
African dance
Слайд 1Внеклассная работа: презентация к танцевальному номеру на фестивале «GO East Go
West”.
Слайд 3Africa covers about one-fifth of the world's land area and about
an eighth of its people. Africa is divided into 53 independent countries and protectorates. The African people belong to several population groups and have many cultural backgrounds of rich and varied ancestry. There are over 800 ethnic groups in Africa, each with its own language, religion, and way of life.
Слайд 4African dance occupies central place in cultures throughout the African continent,
embodying energy and a graceful beauty flowing with rhythm
Слайд 5In Africa, dance is a means of marking life experiences, encouraging
abundant crops, honoring kings and queens, celebrating weddings, marking rites of passage, and other ceremonial occasions.
Слайд 6Dance is also done purely for enjoyment. Ritual dance, including many
dances utilizing masks, is a way of achieving communication with the gods.
Слайд 7Modern African Dances: as many African people have migrated from villages
toward the cities, the role of dance has changed, but today African dance still remains an important supporting element in the spiritual, emotional and social well-being of African society.
