What do relationships refer to in dance?

The different connections made when the body dances

What does time refer to in dance?

When the body moves and how long movements task

Movement, sequence or phrase is performed in reverse

Partner work is an example of...

Relationships between multiple dancers

Shapes and movements that are different or in opposition to each other

A movement or phrase is performed more than once

What are the elements of dance?

Space, time, movement, relationships, energy

What does energy refer to in dance?

The dynamics and quality of dance movements

What does movement refer to in dance?

How dance uses spaces and manipulates the body

Space refers to what in dance?

The area through which the body moves and shapes it makes

An action which helps communicate the artistic intention

What is accumulation?

Where movements are added to an existing phrase in a successive manner

A group of dancers repeating the same sequence or phrase one after another

A group of dancers performing the same movements at the same time

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Direction and levels are an example of
Personal space
Performance space
2
Stillness is an example of...
Space
Movement
Energy
Time
3
What do relationships refer to in dance?
The different connections made when the body dances
The dynamics and quality of dance movements
The area through which the body moves and shapes it makes
How dance uses spaces and manipulates the body
4
Speed and rhythm are examples of...
Energy
Movement
Unison
Time
5
What does time refer to in dance?
The levels in dance
The time of day a dance is performed
When the body moves and how long movements task
How the body moves and the shapes made
6
What is retrograde?
A group of dancers performing the same movements at the same time
Movement, sequence or phrase is performed in reverse
A group of dancers repeating the same sequence or phrase one after another
Where movements are added to an existing phrase in a successive manner
7
Partner work is an example of...
Time
Energy
Relationships between multiple dancers
Space
8
What is contrast?
Movement, sequence or phrase is performed in reverse
Shapes and movements that are different or in opposition to each other
A movement or phrase is performed more than once
A group of dancers performing the same movements at the same time
9
What is repetition?
Movement, sequence or phrase is performed in reverse
Where movements are added to an existing phrase in a successive manner
A movement or phrase is performed more than once
An action which helps communicate the artistic intention
10
What are the elements of dance?
Space, time, movement, relationships, energy
Space, music, movmenet, connection, energy
Performance, music, movement, relationships, quality
Performance, time, quality, levels, connection, energy
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What does energy refer to in dance?
The time it takes to travel across the stage
The different shapes the body can make
The dynamics and quality of dance movements
Power used to charge your phone
12
Walking is an example of...
A non-locomotor movement
A locomotor movement
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What does movement refer to in dance?
How dance uses spaces and manipulates the body
The different steps and movements used in dance
How the body moves in time witht the music
The different genres of dance
14
Space refers to what in dance?
The shapes you make
The area through which the body moves and shapes it makes
How much time you take to travel from one side of the stage to the other
Going to space
15
What is motif?
Movement, sequence or phrase is performed in reverse
Shapes and movements that are different or in opposition to each other
A group of dancers performing the same movements at the same time
An action which helps communicate the artistic intention
16
What is accumulation?
A movement or phrase is performed more than once
Movement, sequence or phrase is performed in reverse
A group of dancers performing the same movements at the same time
Where movements are added to an existing phrase in a successive manner
17
What is canon?
A group of dancers repeating the same sequence or phrase one after another
Shapes and movements that are different or in opposition to each other
Where movements are added to an existing phrase in a successive manner
A movement or phrase is performed more than once
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What is unison?
A group of dancers repeating the same sequence or phrase one after another
An action which helps communicate the artistic intention
A group of dancers performing the same movements at the same time
Where movements are added to an existing phrase in a successive manner

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