Interpretive dance

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Interpretive dance is a family of dance styles that seeks to interpret the meaning inherent in music rather than by performing specific preformatted moves.

Examples include:

• Glowsticking
• Liturgical dancing
• Air guitar
• Barynya
• Circle pit
• Crowd surfing
• Hardcore dancing
• Headbanging
• Kamarinskaya
• Melbourne Shuffle
• Mosh
• Pogo (dance)
• Popping (dance)
• Skank (dance)
• Stage diving
• Treedancing
• Yang Ge