performance from the movie Love in Karnak to create some rhythmic exercises to enrich the rhythmic movement course

Music is the essence of humanity and rhythm is the pulse that we feel in the flow of life, as there is no culture in the world without melodies and rhythms that are the basis of music formation. Emile Jacques Dalcroze, known as the father of rhythm, is considered the first to invent the material of kinetic rhythm and sought to introduce rhythm alongside musical expression. The kinetic rhythm exercises that he developed with the aim of developing the individual’s sense of expression and feeling With music and different rhythms on various types of music, movement is considered one of the most important ways that a person uses to express his beliefs, thoughts and feelings. At the beginning of the second half of the twentieth century, that is, at the end of the fifties, the Reda Show Troupe appeared under the leadership of Mahmoud Reda. It is considered the most important and famous Arab show troupe, which specialized in presenting folk arts in an organized manner and presented shows that were well received. And the appreciation and presented a group of wonderful expressive paintings that express the heritage of Egypt's governorates and their diverse environments. Throughout its history, the band presented thousands of artistic performances and concerts in Egypt and many international theaters in foreign countries, in addition to participating in cinematic films, the most famous of which are: "Mid-Year Vacation" in 1962, "Love in Karnak" in 1967, and "The Paper Thief" in 1970.