Websites using bush dance as a keyword

Used for information and research by students and educational institutions worldwide, the Indigenous Australia has quickly established itself as a valuable resource on Aboriginal art, history and culture in Australia.

Bunyip Bush Band

Urban Bush Women homepage.

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Official Mark With a K website. Apart from being resident Dj on Friday in Highstreet (Hoogstraten) , MarK with a K has often been asked to grace remote venues with his guest performances. He played on some of the biggest festivals (Reverze, Bassleader, Q-Base, Summerfestival, Bass Events Outdoor,...) and in the most prestigious clubs (H2O, Tremplin, Le Captain, Complex, La Bush, La Goa,...). In 2009 he released his first solo album entitled 'My World'. It contained 15 tracks which all represented his vision on the harder styles... In 2010 his second album 'Harder' was released. With this album he confirmed his status as one of the biggest producers in de harder scene. In 2011 he released his third album Roll With Me. The album was a great success from the moment it was released and made Mark With a K one of Belgium's most popular hard dance producers.

Accordionist Extraordinaire & Brilliant Flautist

this generation fighting for the next. miracle network dance marathon dancing its way to $135 million raised for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

Ana Ortiz Music provides an exciting educational approach for all ages, alongside traditional structured tuition, to individuals, schools and nurseries in West London. Wide range of musical instruments

Urban Bush Women galvanizes artists, activists, audiences and communities through performances, artist development, education and community engagement. With the ground-breaking performance ensemble at its core, ongoing initiatives like the Summer Leadership Institute (SLI), BOLD (Builders, Organizers & Leaders through Dance) and the developing Choreographic Center, UBW continues to affect the overall ecology of the arts by promoting artistic legacies; projecting the voices of the under-heard and people of color; bringing attention to and addressing issues of equity in the dance field and throughout the United States; and by providing platforms and serving as a conduit for culturally and socially relevant experimental art makers.