Although we all know that jazz is a genre of music and it is a style of dance, many people do not realize the importance of dance in music. There are many songs where the importance of dance has been mentioned and yet we as a society have forgotten the importance or limited that importance to a certain age. Once we grow up it seems that we not only forget to dance but also forget the underlying importance of dance.
"I Hope You Dance" is one of the many songs that play an important role in feeding the human soul. If there's one thing that matters to everyone in life, it's dancing. You never know when you'll run out of opportunities to dance or you'll find that you've lost a lot of them. Take them as soon as they arrive and your life will be full of more joy than you can imagine. Although there are many more songs that can convey a message, there are few that are more concise than this particular song. "Whenever you like it sitting or dancing, I that hope you dance."
Garth Brooks is another musician who made excellent comments on dance. Her song "The Dance" is not about the importance of dance but about participation. In terms of choice, many people who have lost their lives in risky endeavors will probably tell those left behind that they would no longer be in the dance business for a breath. The lyrics of this song are a bit haunting "I could remember the pain but I have to remember the dance".
Believe it or not, not all good songs about dance are country songs. These are, in my opinion, the most tragic. The lyrics of the song include "Let's dance in fear tonight". The truth of the matter is, you never know and dance is a great way to celebrate life.
Song and dance have come together year after year and will continue to do so after leaving this world. At least that's what can be expected. I would love to see what the world would be like without dancing. It will be like having kids without laughter and it will be a sad world to live in. If you want your kids to keep dancing then you must teach them to dance. Teach them that it's okay to dance around the house and be silly. It's okay to dance through their work (hey if it makes them smile when the trash is out, I say go for it!) Teach them that dancing is a great way to express joy and smile is the best thing to follow their dance.
Native Americans have a long and great tradition of dance. She let her dreams flow from the heartbeat of Mother Earth and danced in harmony with nature. They danced for joy and sorrow, for war, for peace and for praise. I can't think of a better example of this than dance. Dance more and enjoy with music which is really interesting.
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