Article: Lyrical jazz dance defined.

There is a need to educate the general public that there are two distinct areas of jazz dance, namely, commercial jazz dance and lyrical jazz dance. In the 1970s, a major transitional period was marked by the advent of new communications media, more leisure time, and a renewed interest in participation in movement activities. With these changes came a widespread knowledge and enjoyment of commercial jazz dance. This form of jazz dance, performed for movement and pleasure's sake, was readily accepted because it exudes the contemporary pulse and rhythms of daily life in America. The qualities of commercial jazz dance allow for a more universal acceptance. This ever-changing ...

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