DATE |
DANCE Type, Event, Notes etc. |
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1500 BCE |
Natya |
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pre 700 |
** Greek writer "Homer" writes the Iliad |
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776 BC |
** Greece holds mid-summer religious festivals
at Olympia (Singing, Dancing, Competitions, Oratories, etc.) |
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600 BC |
** Dionysus worship begins in Greece (believers
worshipped, ate and danced together, later men objected to women dancing
together). |
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500 BC |
Mime
(AKA: Pantomime) |
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550 BC |
Spanish
Dance |
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441 BC |
** Euripides, (first choreographer), incorporates
dance into his plays. |
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186 BC |
Bacchanalia
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2-6 BC |
** Approximate birth date of Yeshua of Nazareth
(Jesus Christ). |
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9th AD |
Farandole
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40's AD |
Salome
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200 AD |
Java Dance |
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500 AD |
Raks
Sharki (Belly dance) |
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500 AD |
** Middle Ages Begin: European historical period
between roughly AD 500 to 1450 (aka Dark Ages) |
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500-800 AD |
** the Dark Ages begin: (aka Middle
Ages) |
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527 AD |
** A dancing girl named Theodora (d.548)*
married Emperor Justinian becoming the Byzantine "Empress. |
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860 AD |
** Shiva Appears as the Lord of Dance
(Nataraja) |
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900 AD |
** Christian Church holds dance performances
on Easter Sunday services |
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900 AD |
Cramignon |
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1100's |
Espringall |
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1100's |
Sarabande
(AKA: Zarabande) |
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1200's |
Westphalia - (Waltz
Type dance) |
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1360's |
Moresca
(AKA: Moorish dance) |
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1387 |
** Geoffrey Chaucer writes 'The Canterbury Tales'
which adds bawdiness to stage and dance. |
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1374 |
St.
Vitus Dance (see Tarentella) |
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1400s |
Ahselroten (Shimmy type dance - Germany) |
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1400's |
Basse
Dance |
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1400's |
May
Pole Dance (Modern version 1880's) |
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1425 |
Calata (AKA: Calate, Calado) |
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1445 |
Le
Branle |
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1448 |
Ballet
(First actual "ballet") |
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1450 |
** Middle Ages end: European historical period
between roughly AD 500 to 1450 |
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1450 |
** Moveable Type Face is invented, and the Latin
Bible is printed by 1455, dance treatise can now be printed enmasse. |
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1450 |
** Renaissance period begins: (c. 1450-1600) |
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1455 |
Conjé |
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1463 |
Dance of Death appears |
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1463 |
Torch Dance
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1470 |
Ballo (see ballet,
court
dance) |
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1480 |
Cinq-Pas
(AKA Galliarde) |
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1480 |
Gagliarde
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1480 |
Galliarde
(AKA: Cinq-Pas, Romain, Romanesca) |
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1485 |
Rigaudon
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1489 |
** Ballet becomes publicly known |
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1500 |
Passe-Pied
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1500's |
Alta Danza (AKA: Salterello,
also see Spanish
Dance ) |
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1500's |
Batugue |
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1500's |
Chacola |
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1500's |
Dansas dos Espingardeiros |
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1500's |
Danses dos Mariyos |
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1500's |
Danses dos Pratos |
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1500's |
Fulafranz |
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1500's |
Salterello
(AKA: Alta Danza, Passo Brabante, Pas de Brabant, Breban, Quadernaria) |
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1500's |
Mazurka
(AKA: Mazourka, Mazur, Masur, Masurek) |
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1500's |
Trotto |
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1508 |
Pavane
(AKA: Padovana, Passemesa, Peacock Dance) |
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1515 |
Courante
(similar to the Corrente) |
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1520s |
Clog
(AKA: Des Sabots) |
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1530's |
Tordion
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1525 |
German Dreher (AKA: Walzer) |
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1546 |
Padovana
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1546 |
Passemesa
(AKA: Pavane) |
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1549 |
Triori |
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1550's |
Hautes
Danses |
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1550's |
Minuet
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1550's |
Passe-Mezzo |
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1552 |
Canaries,
Danse de |
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1556 |
Volta,
the or Valzer (original not the French version) |
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1560 |
Chacona
(Guatamalan) |
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1560 |
Firlefanz |
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1560s |
** Term Peasant Dance appears |
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1560's |
Pie de Jibao |
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1560'S |
Sarabande
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1565 |
Bourrée
d'Auvergne |
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1565 |
Foliá |
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1569 |
Bergamasca |
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1570 |
Cushion
Dance (AKA: Joan Sanderson dance) |
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1570s |
Danse de Donzellas |
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1576 |
** First "Dance Theater"
opens in London |
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1580 |
Fuhrungen |
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1580 |
Gavotte
(AKA: La Danse Classique) |
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1580 |
Weller or Spinner (a Waltz) |
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1588 |
Romanesca (AKA: Galliarde) |
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1588 |
The book Orchesographie by Thoinot Arbeau is written and starts 'dance
technique' |
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1590 |
Nizzarda (similarities to Waltz) |
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1597 |
** Opera Begins (Jacopo Peri's
'Dafne') |
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1600 |
Espata Dansa |
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1600 |
Espunolet |
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1600 |
La
Volte (French) |
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1600 |
** Renaissance period ends: (c. 1450-1600) |
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1600's |
Allemande
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1600's |
Baixia |
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1600's |
Carica |
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1600's |
Chaconne
(Spanish) |
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1600's |
Corrente (Similar to Courante) |
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1600's |
Dansas Habladas |
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1600's |
Entrée Grave |
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1600's |
Espagnole |
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1600's |
Espanoleta |
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1600's |
Gigue
(AKA: Jig,
Giga) |
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1600's |
Schäfflertanz |
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1607 |
** May 14, 1607 -- Settlers arrive at Jamestown,
VA. |
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1608 |
Pavanilla Italiana |
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1619 |
** First African-Americans land on
American soil to be sold as slaves -- Jamestown, VA. |
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1620 |
** The Mayflower landing of the Pilgrims in Plymouth,
MA 11/9/1620 (aka: Plymouth Rock) |
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1635 |
the Academie Francaise was founded |
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1650's |
Les
Contredanses - French (AKA: Contredanse Francaise, Contradance,
Contra Danza, English Country Dance, anglaise or angloise) |
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1650 |
Roger
de Coverly |
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1661 |
** Louis
XIV establishes Académie Royale
de Danse |
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1670 |
Bocane |
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1670 |
Walzen or Walzer (AKA: Waltz) |
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1670's |
** Pierre
Beauchamps defines five foot position |
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1680 |
Lundu |
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1681 |
** LaFontaine, the first woman
to dance professionally in a Ballet. |
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1690 |
Ländler
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1692 |
** Hysteria grips the village of Salem, Massachusetts,
as witchcraft suspects are arrested and imprisoned (May 1692.) Ordeal
finally ends in October. |
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1700 |
** Raoul-Auger Feuillet creates first
dance notation system |
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1700's |
Spanish
Fandango |
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1700's |
Allewander (AKA: Allemande
) |
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1700's |
Besola, the |
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1700's |
Calenda,
The |
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1700's |
Cotillion,
The |
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1700's? |
Danse au Virlet |
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1700's |
Fado
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1700's |
Fofa |
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1700's |
Fogueiras de S. João |
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1700's |
Fricasee |
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1700's |
Friska |
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1700's |
Sicilienne |
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1710 |
Royal Galliarde |
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1710 |
Rigadoon
Royal |
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1711 |
Forlana
(AKA: Forlane, Fourlane) |
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1713 |
Pastoral |
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1718 |
** New Orleans is founded by the French. |
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1720 |
Ländler
or Hospur |
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1720 |
Weller, The (a Waltz) |
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1730 |
** Shakespears 'Romeo and Juliet' performed
for first time |
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1734 |
** Marie Camargo raises dancing skirts
above the ankle (for better freedom to move) |
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1735 |
** Ballet
arrives in America (Charleston, So. Carolina) |
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1736 |
Arkansas
Traveller (AKA: Essence of Old Virginia) |
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1740 |
Quadrille
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1750 |
** Performers in Blackface appear on stages, eventually
minstrel shows begin. (also see 1830) |
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1750 |
Strathspey |
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1750 |
the
Waltz (see Walzen) |
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1760's |
Flamenco
(AKA: Malagueña) |
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1770 |
Strassburger |
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1770's |
Shakers
Dance |
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1776 |
** 7/4/1776 - United States Declaration of Independence
enacted |
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1776 |
Viennese
Waltz |
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1780 |
Bolero
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1780's |
Furlana
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1784 |
** Revolutionary War officially ends |
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1788 |
** "Dancing The Slave's"
on slave ships recorded by Alexander Falconbridge |
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1789 |
** First Inaugural Ball occurs in honor of President
Washington. |
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1800 |
Galop
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1800 |
the
Valse (Germany) La Valse à deux temps |
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1800's |
La Badenowitch (AKA: Danish Waltz) |
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1800's |
Balmoral (AKA: Scotch Schottische) |
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1800's |
Basket of Fans |
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1800's |
Boston Fancy |
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1800's |
Bouffoons
(Modern version, not ancient Greek version) |
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1800's |
Boulangère, La |
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1800's |
La Danse des 'Brandons' |
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1800's |
Buck
and Wing |
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1800's |
Cascaron |
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1800's |
Chahut |
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1800's |
Czardas |
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1800's |
Firlefei (also Virlefei) |
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1800's |
Friss |
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1800's |
Krocan |
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1800's |
Paseo
Doble |
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1800's |
Ta-Toa |
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1800's |
Trenchmore, the |
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1800's |
Tyrolene |
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1800's |
Les Varities Parisienne |
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1800's |
Waltz a Cinque Temps |
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1803 |
Romaiika |
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1809 |
German, The (AKA: Cotillion
Waltz) |
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1812 |
German Drekkar (AKA: Imperial Waltz) |
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1812 |
English Imperial Waltz (AKA: German
Drekkar) |
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1816 |
Mazy Waltz |
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1820 |
English Contra Dance (see Les
Contredanses ) |
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1820 |
Lancers
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1820's |
Hop
Waltz (AKA: La Sauteuse, Old Waltz, New Spring Waltz
and Waltz á trois temps) |
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1820's |
La
Sauteuse (AKA: Hop Waltz) |
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1820's |
New
Spring Waltz (AKA: Hop Waltz) |
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1820's |
Waltz
á trois temps (AKA: Hop Waltz) |
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1822 |
Can-Can
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1822 |
Polka
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1825 |
** Romanticism period begins: (c. 1825-1900) |
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1828 |
Jim Crow
Dance appears (Thomas Dartmouth
Rice) |
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1830 |
Redowa
(AKA: Redjovet) |
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1830 |
Virginia
Reel |
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1830's |
Cracovienne (AKA: Kracovienne) |
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1830's |
** Minstrel shows appear in the U.S. The Virginia
Minstrels appear in 1842 and start a sensation. |
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1830's |
Valse a deux Temps
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1833 |
La Casseralla |
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1834 |
Boston
(AKA: American and Glide Waltz) |
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1836 |
Cachucha
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1839 |
New Polski Mazuorka (see mazurka) |
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1839 |
Tarentella
(AKA: St. Vitus Dance) |
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1840 |
Columbine Waltz |
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1840 |
** Master
Juba Appears |
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1840 |
** Photography is invented |
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1840 |
Schottishe Waltz (a Polka) |
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1840 |
Tap
Dance |
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1840 |
Trottartt |
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1840's |
** Burlesque Shows start to appear |
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1842 |
La
Cellarius |
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1844 |
** First Music House opens (Mr.
Thomas Rouse extends his London public house "the Eagle Tavern"
for music, singing and Dancing)
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1845 |
Pattin'
Juba (May be older) |
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1846 |
Dance of the Shadows |
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1846 |
Eccentric-Can
Can |
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1848 |
Apollo
Dance (Ballet
Version) |
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1849 |
Five
Step |
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1849 |
Schottische
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1850 |
A La Mode |
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1850 |
Cakewalk
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1850 |
Varsovienne
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1850's |
Merengue
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1850's |
Rheinlander (AKA: Schottische) |
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1850's |
Serious Family Polka |
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1850's |
Sicillian,
La (AKA: Sicilliana) |
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1851 |
Cerrito
Schottische |
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1858 |
Dance After The Husking |
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1860's |
** 1st American style Burlesque House appears ...
Mr. Michael Bennett Leavitt changes his format from plays, skits and
farces into the "burlesque show." |
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1860's |
Barn
Dance |
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1860's? |
Habanara
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1860's |
Milonga
(AKA: Tango
, Andalusan
) |
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1860's |
Napoleonienne |
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1860's |
Walk Around (... see cakewalk) |
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1860's |
Waltz La Veilers |
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1861 |
** Miss Adah Isaac Menken burlesque dance
costume fully bares her legs on stage, abandoning tights.
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1863 |
Stag
Dance |
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1866 |
** Stage production of "The Black Crook"
opens. |
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1866 |
Gitana Waltz |
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1866 |
Valse L' Americain (French version of
the American Waltz) |
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1868 |
** Burlesque successfully arrives in
U.S. with Lydia Thompson at New York's Woods Theater |
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1869 |
** The Folies Bergere officially opens in France |
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1870's |
Balance Waltz (AKA: Two
Step) |
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1870's |
Maxixe
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1874 |
Glide Waltz (AKA: Boston) |
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1875 |
** Strip Tease is Born (Le Divan
Fayouau, in the 'Rue des Martyrs,' France, removes most of her clothing
one piece at a time.) |
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1876 |
Hootchy -
Cootchy Dance (AKA: Hootchie Cootchie, Hootchie, Hoochi
Coochi, Hooch dance) |
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1876 |
Skirt
Dance |
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1878 |
** Musical Comedy begins |
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1879 |
Danzon |
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1879 |
Fascination Waltz |
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1879 |
Redowa
Glissade |
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1880 |
Virginia
Reel |
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1880's |
American Gavotte |
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1880's |
Ashland Polka |
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1880's |
Bamboula |
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1880's |
Buzzard
Lope |
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1880's |
Cadet Waltz |
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1880's |
Carlton, The |
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1880's |
Celtic, The |
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1880's |
Columbia, The |
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1880's |
Combination Polka |
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1880's |
Counjaille |
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1880's |
Coquette |
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1880's |
Esmerelda Waltz |
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1880's |
Eugenie Waltz |
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1880's |
Hesitation
Waltz (or Valse Boston) |
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1880s |
** Ragtime is born |
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1880's |
Soft Shoe
(also see
Tap Dance, Virginia Essence)
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1881 |
** Cabaret (Le Chat
Noir) and leads into Vaudeville by 1883 (Tony Pastors) |
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1881 |
College Step Waltz (4/10/1881 -ASPD) |
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1882 |
Five Step Waltz |
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1883 |
Azalea, The |
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1883 |
Xylophone Polka |
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1884 |
Boston Dip |
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1885 |
College Polka (AKA: Collegiate
Polka) |
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1887 |
** Hollywood, California is named & Co-Founded
by Daeida Hartell Wilcox Beveridge |
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1888 |
Berlin, The |
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1888 |
Knickerbocker
Waltz |
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1888 |
Newport Dance |
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1888 |
Three Step Galop |
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1889 |
** Cakewalk finally becomes fashionable
with Sam T. Jacks Creole Show |
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1890 |
Ballin'
The Jack |
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1890? |
Break
Down |
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1890 |
Heel
& Toe Polka |
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1890 |
Mesemba (Samba) |
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1890 |
Rye Waltz |
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1890 |
Three Step |
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1890 |
Two
Step |
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1890's |
One
Step |
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1890's |
Scarf Dance |
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1890's |
Shadow Dance |
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1890's |
Slow
Drag |
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1890's |
Square
Dance |
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1890's |
Tango
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1890s |
** Uncle Tom's Cabin premieres |
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1892 |
Serpentine
Dance |
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1893 |
** Little Egypt
dances at the Worlds Colombian Exposition in Chicago, Sol Bloom
coins term Belly Dancing here |
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1893 |
** Oscar Wilde realeases his play entitled "Salome" |
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1895 |
Cloak
Dance |
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1895 |
Irene Skipping Rope Dance (later became
"Double Dutch") |
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1895 |
Witches Dance |
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1896 |
Passion Dance |
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1897-1902 |
** American Gold Rush happens, spawns Saloon hall
dancers, the Can-Can and Hooch dancers like Diamond Lil, Diamond-Toothe
Gertie etc. |
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1897 |
La
Czarina Mazurka (also Czarina Waltz) |
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1899 |
** Isadora
Duncan Appears |
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1900 |
** Romanticism period ends: (c. 1825-1900) |
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1900s |
Beguine, The |
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1900s |
Embolada |
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1900s |
Shake and Quiver (Shimmy, Shimmy Sha Wabble) |
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1900s |
Valse
Maurice |
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1900 |
Apache
Dance |
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1900 |
** Chorus Line Dancing begins
with the "Floradoa
Girls" (Sextette) |
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1900 |
** Modern era beigins with DeBussey |
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1900 |
One
Step |
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1900 |
Tango American
(mouvet) |
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1902 |
Irish Trot |
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1902 |
Pasadena,
The |
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1903 |
Betsy Ross Dance |
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1905 |
Frat March |
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1905 |
Mattichichi, La (incorrect AKA: Maxixe
) |
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1905 |
Oriental Foxtrot
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1906 |
Chicken Reel
|
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1906 |
Dance Of The Demons |
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1907 |
Cocoanut Dance |
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1907 |
Ju-Jitsu Waltz |
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1907 |
Whirlwind
Waltz |
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1907 |
** the Flo
Ziegfeld Follies Begin |
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1908 |
Boston Two Step |
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1908 |
Edelweiss Glide Waltz |
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1909 |
Abstract
Dance |
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1909 |
Grizzly
Bear |
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1909 |
Klapdanse |
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1909 |
Texas
Tommy |
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1910 |
Argentine
Tango |
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1910 |
Black
Bottom |
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1910 |
Buena Vista Tango |
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|
| 1910 |
Credo Waltz (aka
Rosevelts Gavotte) |
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1910 |
Open Tango |
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1910 |
Walking Boston |
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|
1910's |
Berceuse |
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1910's |
Camel
Walk |
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1910's |
Chicago, The |
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1910's |
Congo Tongo |
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1910's |
Fan Tango |
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1910's |
Fish Walk |
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1910's |
Kangaroo Dip |
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1910's |
Parisienne Tango |
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1910's |
Philadelphia Boston |
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1910's |
Shim
Sham |
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1911 |
Bunny
Hug |
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1911 |
Castle Tango (The
Castles) |
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1911 |
Cubanola
Glide |
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1911 |
Gaby
Glide |
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1911 |
Horse
Trot |
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1912 |
Castle
Walk |
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1912 |
Come To Me Tommy |
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1912 |
Fox
Trot (might go back to 1905) |
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1912 |
Irish Tango |
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1912 |
Lame
Duck Valse |
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1912 |
Nights of Gladness Waltz |
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1912 |
Pidgeon Walk |
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1912 |
Santley Tango (Joseph
Santley) |
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1912 |
Whirlwind
Waltz |
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1912 |
Three Step (AKA: Jazz Straight) |
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1913 |
Ballin
The Jack is Introduced in the "Darktown Follies" |
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1913 |
Bunny
Hug |
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1913 |
Chinese
Ta-Toa |
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1913 |
Innovation
Waltz |
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1913 |
Newman Tango |
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1913 |
Pavlova
Gavotte |
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1913 |
Philadelphia Drag |
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1913 |
Rumba
(AKA: Son, Danzon, Rhumba) |
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1913 |
Throw Away |
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1913 |
Vampire Dance, The |
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1914 |
Aeroplane
Waltz |
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1914 |
Aunt Jemima Slide |
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1914 |
Canter Waltz |
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1914 |
Castle Fox Trot (The
Castles) |
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1914 |
Castle Innovation Tango (The
Castles) |
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1914 |
Castle
Walk (The
Castles) |
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1914 |
Cinquante-Cinquante |
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1914 |
Circle, The |
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1914 |
Clifford Trot, Clifford Walk |
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1914 |
Congo Tango |
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1914 |
Davy's Foxtrot |
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1914 |
** The Denishawn School Opens |
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1914 |
Dengozo Maxixe |
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1914 |
Dortohy Waltz (Dorothy Dickson) |
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1914 |
Evelyn Foxtrot (Evelyn Nesbitt) |
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1914 |
Foxtrot Chasseurs |
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1914 |
French Pericon |
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1914 |
Kangaroo Hop |
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1914 |
LuLu
Fado |
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1914 |
Papaltatsa Maxixe |
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1914 |
Pauline Waltz |
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1915 |
Walking The Dog |
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1915 |
Whirlwind
Waltz |
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1915 |
Cincinnati Two Step |
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1915 |
Negro Drag |
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1915 |
Peabody
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1916 |
Kathlyn Waltz |
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1917 |
Jazz
Dance |
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1917 |
** Mata
Hari is executed by a French firing squad |
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1917 |
Samba
(AKA: Mesemba) |
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1917 |
Toddle
, The |
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1918 |
(Dance of the) Sand Dune |
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1918 |
Shimmy
(has roots to 1400s) |
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1918 |
Tickle Toe |
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1918 |
Valse Maurice (Maurice
Mouvet) |
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1919 |
** World War One (WWI) ends |
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1919 |
Chicken Walk |
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1919 |
Crap Shooters |
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1919 |
** The "Great Migration"
begins in full force (Southern Blacks migrate to Northern Cities) |
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1919 |
Shimmy
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1920 |
Castillian Foxtrot |
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1920 |
Tango Valse |
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1920's |
Arizona Hike |
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1920's |
Bambouca
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1920's |
Bowery Tap |
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1920's |
Break
Away |
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1920's |
Bull Frog Hop |
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1920's |
Civa Dance |
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1920's |
Collegiate,
the |
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1920's |
Collegiate
Foxtrot (Later became Texas
Two Step) |
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1920's |
Collegiate
Glide |
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1920's |
Cootie Tickle |
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1920's |
Cutting In (AKA: Memphis Tapping Novelty
Dance) |
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