All of these techniques are named after their innovative creators and have different variations of execution. Today, modern dance is defined by its specific training techniques such as the “Graham” technique, “Limon” technique, “Horton” technique and many more. Modern dance was developed to push the boundaries of traditional classical training, exploring and examining movement through a new lens.
Originating in the early 20th century, modern dance was created as a revolution and rebellion against classical ballet. Modern dance is the oldest of these three varieties of dance and dance classes. Today, we are going to specifically discuss the difference between contemporary, lyrical and modern dance and how they have evolved into the forms that we identify today. Through this shift, we have watched all dance forms, from all over the world, evolve. Wider access has created a faster evolution of dance styles and genres in the dance world.
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In the last 20 years, there has been a particularly large shift with the increased access to viewing and participating in commercial and professional training, that was reserved primarily for esteemed companies before. Dance is an art form that has evolved and grown exponentially over the past few decades.
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