Dancing With The Stars, Season 19, Week 4 Tonight, for the first time, the viewers became the fourth judge, Bruno, Carrie Ann and Julianne being the three judges. Viewers voted on ABC live during the routines. They were represented as the fourth judge America. Lea Thompson and Artem Chigvintsev came out on top. They danced a Contemporary dance and received 39 out of 40. Carrie Ann said, Every once in a while on the show there are these moments that go into my heart. I will remember this dance forever. You danced like an angel. Everything was beautiful. Julianne said, I love that dance can move people. It was flawless. Exceptional quality of movement. You are an exquisite performer, said Bruno. Alfonso Ribeiro and Witney Carson followed in the second place although they received a perfect score 40 from the judges. They danced a Jazz dance. Im so glad that you made us wait for the Carlton. Not only did you separate yourself from Carlton tonight ... but I think this show and what youre doing each week, people are going to remember Alfonso, said Julianne. Carrie Ann added, All I can say is -- finally. Bruno said, It was delicious, a dancing sitcom, a brilliant role play and Broadway-standard Jazz. Placed in the third place were Janel Parrish and Val Chmerkovsky, who danced a Rumba and scored 36 out of 40. Bruno called Janel an exotic angel from the Garden of Eden. Julianne commended her on her technique. Carrie Ann said, Rumba is a very difficult dance because it exposes everything. Absolutely breathtaking. Betsey Johnson, the 72-year old designer, and her pro partner Tony Dovolani danced a Jive and scored 29 out of 40. They were eliminated. What is Jazz Dance? Jazz dance is a form of modern dance which is heavily influenced by the sounds, rhythms, and techniques of jazz music. Like jazz music, this type of dance is highly individual, with an emphasis on showcasing individual skills. Dancers who specialize in it are skilled at improvisation as well as working with other dancers to achieve a desired look and feel. Like the music which inspired it, jazz dance has its roots in the African-American community in the United States. Various forms of jazz dance were being performed as early as the late 1800s. By the First World War, it had become an accepted and well known genre. This dance form went on to heavily influence Broadway choreography and, in turn, Hollywood choreography, and it has also seeped heavily into ballet and modern dance. (Source: wisegeek/what-is-jazz-dance.htm)
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