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2019 FallHCOM 226 Section 01, 3 units
Afro Cuba Hip Hop
Days, times, and locations
- Tuesday 6:00pm to 7:20pm
Ocean Hall - Room C120 - Tuesday 8:00pm to 9:20pm
Mountain Hall - Room F120
Enrollment
- Open seats
- 18
- Total enrolled
- 17
- Maximum enrollment
- 35
Instructor
Explores the social history of music and dance throughout the African Diaspora. Students learn specific styles from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Brazil and the United States including Afro-Cuban liturgical dance, rumba, salsa, samba, and hip hop. Students dance the music they study. Students become familiar with basic concepts in African Diaspora music and dance; identify and analyze trends therein; and develop a choreography based on the movements taught in class.
University requirements
- C1: Arts
- Ethnic Studies
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