Internal stimuli can include

exploring spontaneous individual movements

Why are choreography notes important?

To make changes and helps with memory

Non-locomotor movement is when

a body part moves around a stationary base

the primary source of movement in a dance work

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Can be low, medium or high
Pathways
Levels
Dimensions
Directions
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This stimuli can come from music, a work of art, nature or an everyday task
Movement stimuli
Internal stimuli
Dance stimuli
External stimuli
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Dimensions are
routes within a dance
how small to how large a movement is
Low, medium and high
movements forward and backwards
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Space is
How small or large a movement is
Area through which a dancer moves
Body parts that move arounda stationary base
Includes basics of moving forward
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Actions of the whole body, body parts or body shapes.
Non-locomotor movement
Locomotor movement
Body Actions
Body Shapes
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Using your body and mind together to bring self-awareness to movement
Body Awareness
Personal body movement
Kinesthetic Sense
Somatic Awareness
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This is sometimes called effort or force
Energy
Quality
Time
Actions
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Learning how to make a dance is called
Choreographer
Improvisation
Somatic Awareness
Dance Composition
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Internal stimuli can include
dance movements big or small
exploring spontaneous individual movements
come from music, art, nature or everyday tasks
body parts moving around a stationary base
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Creating shapes that are curved, straight, twisted, angular, wide or narrow
Non-locomotor
Body Shapes
Body Actions
Locomotor
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The three types of improvisation are
Free form
Structured
All of the above
Semi-structured
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Why are choreography notes important?
To use positive and negative space in a dance sequence
To make changes and helps with memory
To prove you created choreography
To understand personal and general space
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Creating movement or movement invention for making dances is
Dancing
External stimiuli
Brainstorming
Improvisation
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Non-locomotor movement is when
you isolate a specific part of your body
you create shapes with your body
a body part moves around a stationary base
you are able to travel across the floor
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Length of dance determined by the dancer, choreographer or the music
Effort
Space
Energy
Time
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A choreographer is
the primary source of counts
the primary source of staging a production
a dancer
the primary source of movement in a dance work

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