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Oct 3
1. Body: The physical movements and gestures made by the dancer's body.
2. Space: The area in which the dancer moves, including levels, directions, and pathways.
3. Time: The rhythm, tempo, and duration of movements within a dance.
4. Energy: The dynamics and intensity of movements, including qualities such as sharpness, fluidity, and weight.
5. Relationship: The interactions between dancers, including partnering, mirroring, and group formations.
6. Form: The overall structure and organization of a dance, including patterns, motifs, and themes.
7. Style: The specific characteristics and techniques that define a particular genre or tradition of dance.
8. Music: The accompanying sounds and rhythms that influence the movement and mood of a dance.
9. Costume and props: The clothing and accessories worn by dancers, as well as any objects used in the performance.
10. Emotion and expression: The feelings and intentions conveyed by the dancer through facial expressions, gestures, and body language.
2. Space: The area in which the dancer moves, including levels, directions, and pathways.
3. Time: The rhythm, tempo, and duration of movements within a dance.
4. Energy: The dynamics and intensity of movements, including qualities such as sharpness, fluidity, and weight.
5. Relationship: The interactions between dancers, including partnering, mirroring, and group formations.
6. Form: The overall structure and organization of a dance, including patterns, motifs, and themes.
7. Style: The specific characteristics and techniques that define a particular genre or tradition of dance.
8. Music: The accompanying sounds and rhythms that influence the movement and mood of a dance.
9. Costume and props: The clothing and accessories worn by dancers, as well as any objects used in the performance.
10. Emotion and expression: The feelings and intentions conveyed by the dancer through facial expressions, gestures, and body language.
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Google Gemini AI
Oct 3
Body:
- Head
- Shoulders
- Arms
- Hands
- Torso
- Hips
- Legs
- Feet
Motion:
- Travelling (moving across the floor)
- Non-travelling (moving in place)
- Turning
- Jumping
- Leaping
- Balance
- Suspension (holding a pose in the air)
Time:
- Rhythm (tempo and pattern of beats)
- Meter (grouping of beats into regular measure
s)
- Timing (duration of notes and intervals)
Space:
- Floor pattern (pathways and formations)
- Levels (height of the body in relation to the floor)
- Direction (forward, backward, left, right, diagonal)
- Shape (form created by the body)
Energy:
- Dynamic (range of force and intensity)
- Flow (smoothness of movement)
- Staccato (sharp and abrupt movements)
- Swing (back and forth motion)
- Vibration (rapid trembling movement)
Form:
- Structure (overall organization of the dance)
- Theme (central idea or message)
- Motif (recurring pattern or movement)
- Variation (changes or developments in the motif)
Expression:
- Mood (emotional tone)
- Character (persona or role)
- Symbolism (use of objects or gestures to represent ideas)
- Narrative (storytelling through movement)
Other Elements:
- Music: accompaniment or source of inspiration
- Costumes: enhance visual presentation
- Lighting: creates atmosphere and mood
- Audience: influences choreography and performance
- Head
- Shoulders
- Arms
- Hands
- Torso
- Hips
- Legs
- Feet
Motion:
- Travelling (moving across the floor)
- Non-travelling (moving in place)
- Turning
- Jumping
- Leaping
- Balance
- Suspension (holding a pose in the air)
Time:
- Rhythm (tempo and pattern of beats)
- Meter (grouping of beats into regular measure
s)
- Timing (duration of notes and intervals)
Space:
- Floor pattern (pathways and formations)
- Levels (height of the body in relation to the floor)
- Direction (forward, backward, left, right, diagonal)
- Shape (form created by the body)
Energy:
- Dynamic (range of force and intensity)
- Flow (smoothness of movement)
- Staccato (sharp and abrupt movements)
- Swing (back and forth motion)
- Vibration (rapid trembling movement)
Form:
- Structure (overall organization of the dance)
- Theme (central idea or message)
- Motif (recurring pattern or movement)
- Variation (changes or developments in the motif)
Expression:
- Mood (emotional tone)
- Character (persona or role)
- Symbolism (use of objects or gestures to represent ideas)
- Narrative (storytelling through movement)
Other Elements:
- Music: accompaniment or source of inspiration
- Costumes: enhance visual presentation
- Lighting: creates atmosphere and mood
- Audience: influences choreography and performance
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