Grade 6 Contemporary Composition & Choreography
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Elements of Contemporary Composition
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- The first element of dance composition is
- How many shape concepts are there to explore
- Different levels can be described as
- As the level changes, the dancer can support himself/herself:
- A symmetric position is
- A symmetric sequence is where movements are
- An asymmetric position suggests
- Asymmetric actions are
- In small-scale actions, the limbs and torso
- In large-scale actions, the limbs and torso
- The second element of composition is
- Space refers to
- How many space concepts are there to explore
- Basic geometric forms include
- Choreographers may modify basic geometric forms b
- In addition to horizontal patterns, choreographers explore
- Spatial patterns, like body shapes, may display
- Placing a dancer at the centre of centre stage makes a
- The diagonal line from upstage left to downstage right makes
- An expansive design in space uses
- A constricted pattern in space is:
- The third element of dance composition is
- When discussing timing we refer to
- Tempo can be described in musical terms like
- Tempo can be either:
- Metre refers to the organisation of
- Time signature is also known as
- Rhythm refers to
- The rhythmic accent in music can be
- Shifting emphasis to the weak beat is known as
- Movements embody their own rhythm when performed to
- Working against musical rhythm can
- The fourth element of dance composition is
- The most complex component of dance is
- Dynamics is described as
- Which choreographer was first to describe a theory of dance
- What does "Antrieb," translate as
- How many basic components of effort did Laban define
- The weight factor reflects how the dancer actively uses
- Weight-related action words include
- The time factor reveals the dancer's attitude to time
- Time-related action words include
- The space factor reflects how the dancer moves
- Space-related action words include
- The flow of movement is on a continuum from
- A bound movement is one of
- A free movement is one of
- Flow-related action words include:
- Laban's theory combines three elements
- How many basic effort actions does Laban’s theory create
