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Muriel M Amos replied to Stephanie Campbell's discussion Final Projects in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"Hi Stephanie,
Happy Thanksgiving.
Here is my ARS on Nunivak Island Cultural Dance.
Muriel Amos"
Nov 21, 2012
Muriel M Amos replied to Stephanie Campbell's discussion 1970s - Modern Reflections in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"I have watched national Hip Hop competitions and I have been very impressed the performances, although I am not fan of the music. Gabe did a wonderful job teaching an old folkie like me the importance of over exemplifying normal moves with confident…"
Nov 4, 2012
Muriel M Amos replied to Stephanie Campbell's discussion WWII, 50s & 60s - Nuclear Age in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"I really love this era's music the BEST, this is the music I grew up with and i wouldn't replace it with anything else except gospel songs. Twist, twist, twist, but don't do it right after a meal otherwise it is a side killer
I think students of all…"
Nov 4, 2012
Muriel M Amos replied to Elizabeth Hunt's discussion WWI, 1920s - Progressives in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"I really enjoyed all the fashions, dances and the music that accompanied this era. I really think all ages should be exposed to this type of music, especially individuals that are hooked on rap and heavy metal music. I would like my social study…"
Nov 4, 2012
Muriel M Amos replied to Elizabeth Hunt's discussion WWI, 1920s - Progressives in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"The era of depression in terms of health, weather and social problem. And what a way to cover that all up with the establishments of dance schools, musical theaters, and dance marathons. Great stuff! I have wanted to learn how to fox trot, but so…"
Nov 4, 2012
Muriel M Amos replied to Stephanie Campbell's discussion Westward Movement / Pioneers in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"The Westward Movement / Pioneers tempo of music suddenly changes from a mellow blues tempo of the Negro Spiritual Era to a more upbeat tempo of here we come beat, lets have fun. This type of music is something the children of all ages will enjoy. "
Nov 4, 2012
Muriel M Amos left a comment on Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"Dances in the Negro Spirituals and Civil war were interesting. I haven't heard about the Cakewalk dance before, other than the Cake Walk to win a cake. I really like the Lancers Dance, one that I will try in my Social Studies class. I love the song,…"
Nov 3, 2012
Muriel M Amos replied to Stephanie Campbell's discussion Colonial and Revolutionary Era Reflections in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"During the Colonial and Revolutionary Era there was a lot of tension amongst everyone, so music and dancing became one way to neutralize this anxiety. Creating an environment that was more relaxing and bearable to those who were most affected by the…"
Nov 3, 2012
Muriel M Amos replied to Stephanie Campbell's discussion Pre-Colonial Era (Baroque, Renaissance & Pre-Columbus Native America) Reflections in Bethel - Using Music and Dance as a Primary Source
"Dances for the Pre-Colonial Era, Renaissance and Pre-Columbus are a little too elegant for me. I have viewed dances and heard music of such but I have had no interest, but now that I have  tried a few steps accompanied with music I have a little…"
Nov 3, 2012