I would like to start by congratulating those that will be graduating in
December uh in dance studies that will be Amy Bender and Kita Cardoza
D education. That would be Courtney Mug
and in choreography, Kim Pfeiffer and Wayne space.
So congratulations on your B fa degree. Um I wanted to announce and remind
you that the last concert is tomorrow. There is both a four o'clock show
and a 730 show. So please take the time to come and see. Um And I know
that student activities would like to make an announcement, Lauren, where
are you there? She is,
is here and is going to stay for the improv jam because um gym for Christy
Petty have generously given their modern class to allow us to join here
for a few minutes directly following the improv jam. So we have to go
really quickly. So we'll have more time to the improv jam. Judic
Educations for undercut concert are going to be February the 25th.
But I let me make sure you
to support what happens with your education and you can do that, Mrs which
means current news on Thursdays.
Ok? One last thing before I turn this over to Sarah Bill was waving a cell
phone at me. Um So uh that's the cue for everyone to please bend over and
turn off your cell phones. Thank you. Show today lots of exciting video
and lots of exciting dance. So thank you very much. Talk briefly about a
CD fa before we get started. Um The nominations for a CD fa are going to
start right after this concert. And um for those of you who don't, what it
is, it's the American College Dance Festival Association. And what happens
is a lot of universities get together at a specific location at this year.
It's gonna be at Scottsdale Community College and um dancers dance
together and present different pieces that they've been working on and,
and um the pieces that are eligible are gonna be posted outside of 132
here and also in the dance office and we need to decide which pieces we
want to represent a su this year at a CD fa. So, um the voting is going to
start right after this concert and go until after the last concert
tomorrow night. And after that, it's gonna close. So we need to decide, um
you need to decide which piece you want to vote um in between this time
and it's going to be held on March 13th through the 15th next semester.
And the rules are that it has to be performed by students and it has to be
under 12 minutes long. Ok. So make sure you get out there and vote
to adapt from a very, a very, basically we work is about half of this. So
, um it's a little tricky to make the transition. Plus they never work or
some, some of them have never had the, had ways to work with some of them.
What you doing?
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for 15 minutes. It starts really, really soft.
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please have a be
um I'm Cassidy Rogers. I choreographed this piece for my choreography and
accompaniment class and it's a collage of four short works. So they're
just kind of put together in one. So the transitions are kind of crazy.
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at the Gary Hill exhibit at the A su Art Museum but I'm interested in
changing and adapting it. So you will see another rendition today.
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