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AS Dance 2011
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Choreography Skills What are the 6 constituent features of Dance? From the 5 dance pieces you have watched, describe each feature using an example from the pieces you have seen. For Example: Dancers – Age, Gender, Number, Role: Rooster (1994) by Christopher Bruce has 10 dancers, 5 Female and 5 Male, the themes of the piece are about courting and relationships, the dancers play the roles of boyfriends/girlfriends, they are all of a young age, therefore the choreographer appears to be depicting new relationship experiences for the audience to watch.
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Choreography Skills Name and describe 10 ways to develop a motif. Describe the motif in it’s simple form and then go onto develop it…..
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Choreography Skills What is meant by the term Contrast? Give an example of it…. What is meant by the term Climax? Give an example of it…. What is a transition? There are transition steps and transitions between sections, explain…. What is the purpose of sequencing a dance?
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Choreography Skills Describe the following structures: Binary Ternary Rondo Episodic What would the following structure be and where have you seen it before? 5 4 3 2 1 A 1 2 3 4 5
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Choreography Skills What is Chance Technique? Describe the term Collage….
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Choreography Skills What is meant by the term Space? There are 3 planes what are they? In what directions can we move?
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Choreography Skills What is meant by the term Timing and how it can be used to effect….? Describe what Dynamics and how they can be used to effect….
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Choreography skills Name 5 ways in which you can place group formations on a stage In terms of partner work, name 5 ways in which they can work together, for example, mirroring each other…..
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Choreography Skills Name and describe the 4 types of Canon Name 3 types of dance e.g. Narrative and how they are used to effect
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Choreography Skills
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