Choreography

What is the correct order for the choreographic process?

• Research, select, develop, structure & refine

• Improvise, structure, generate, select, develop & refine

• Research, improvise, generate, select, develop, structure & refine

• Generate, select, develop, structure & refine

What is the starting point for a dance known as?

• Stimulus

• Theme

• Idea

Which definition describes a motif?

• How the dance is assembled to communicate meaning

• A movement phrase encapsulating an idea that is repeated and developed throughout the dance.

• The subject that is being communicated within the dance.

Match the following structures in dance

• ABA

• Epidsodic

• AB

• Narrative

• ABCDE

• Rondo

• ABACA

• Binary

• ABCDE

• Ternary

A climax is

• A moment of contrast

• The most intense and significant point of the dance

• Important moments of the dance

Correctly identify relationships and choreographic devices

Groups:

(a) Choreographic Devices

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(b) Relationships

• Action Reaction

• Compliment & Contrast

• Canon

• Lead & Follow

• Mirroring

• Counterpoint

• Highlights

• Motif & Development

• Accumulation

• Contact

• Manipulation of Number

• Contrast

• Formations

• Repetition

• Unison

• Climax

What definition best describes unity within a choreography

• A sense of development through the dance

• A flow of phrases or sections of a dance

• A sense of wholeness the dance joins well together

Links between phrases or sections are known as

• Transitions

• Transfer of weight

• Connectors

• Fillers