dance
rhythmic movement of the body
Bogle dance
Jamaican dance
father-daughter dance
dance between a daughter and her father
first dance
opening of a dance function, in several traditions
rin
music genre and type of dance
monkey
dance
participation dance
dance styles meant to encourage audience participation
Pop Goes the Weasel
folk song
Ball de bot
music genre and type of dance
Adowa dance
traditional dance by the Akan in Ghana
lyrical dance
style of contemporary dance performed to music with lyrics
Susa
Surinamese dance style
twist
dance inspired by rock and roll music; music genre associated with the dance
line dance
choreographed dance
disco dance
type of dance
Highland Fling
traditional Scottish dance
beat dance
type of dance
jazz roots
type of dance
social dance
participatory dance focused on human interaction
ceremonial dance
major category or classification of dance forms or dance styles, where the purpose is ceremonial or ritualistic
Apache
Parisian dance
Merengue
style of Dominican dance
pas de quatre
ballet dance for four dancers
Serpentine dance
stage dance from the 1890s
Scottish
type of dance
Seis
type of dance
European dance
group of dance types originating in Europe
African dance
dances of the African continent
pogo
dance
Bollywood dance
type of dance
cakewalk
music genre and type of dance
character dance
subdivision of classical dance, folk dances stylized for ballet theater
Tricking
training discipline that combines gymnastics as and breakdancing
Limbo
traditional popular dance contest that originated on the island of Tobago
Memphis
type of dance
Varsovienne
dance
dance in the United States
Aspect of American culture
electro dance
type of dance
Cochinchine
type of dance
erotic dancing
dance meant to provide erotic entertainment or elicit erotic or sexual thoughts
Buzzard lope
type of dance
marfa
form of celebratory rhythmic music and dance from Hyderabad, India, among the Hyderabadi Muslims, adapted from Afro-Arab music of Hadhramawt in Yemen played with high tempo using marfa daff, Dhol, sticks, steel pots and wooden strips called thapi
Samoan dance
type of dance
sher
dance and musical form
Yan dance
Dance in ancient China
batuque
Afro-Brazilian dances accompanied by percussion and sometimes singing