Dance

Dance form that contains three or more themes where one theme is repeated (ABACAD)

• rondo

• force

• dance

• narrative

Used to celebrate life events or religious rituals

• recreational dance

• choreography

• artistic dance

• ceremonial dance

3-part structure, where the third part is a repeat of the first

• ABA

• narrative

• jazz dance

• AB

The sequence of steps and movements in a dance

• choreography

• choreographer

• force

• ceremonial dance

Dance form that follows a specific story line to convey information through dance

• narrative

• tap dance

• rondo

• jazz dance

Dance style which is a rebellion from stiff ballet style of dance; expressive and natural; often uses improvisation

• tap dance

• modern dance

• jazz dance

• classical ballet

Dance style built on a strict set of movements which were standardized in the 17th and 18th centuries

• tap dance

• modern dance

• call and response

• classical ballet

Stationary movements such as bending, stretching, pulling, pushing, and spinning

• choreographer

• nonlocomotor

• locomotor

• narrative

The person who creates dances from movements

• choreographer

• artistic dance

• ceremonial dance

• choreography

Beat of the music

• tempo

• time

• rhythm

• space