GCSE Dance Revision Ring of fire - the correct word is on another card. needs to be printed off. 3.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? DanceRevisionGCSEAQA Created by: yvetteCreated on: 22-02-16 16:58 Stamina The ability to lift an object (body, body part or props) as high, as many times, and as fast as necessary 1 of 34 Highlight A connective bridge between sections or parts of a dance 2 of 34 Transitions Change that differs in a way that can serve to intensify meaning 3 of 34 Flexibility The ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort 4 of 34 Focus Body part to body part, movement to movement, dancer to dancer 5 of 34 Dynamics The ability to move or be moved freely and easily 6 of 34 Actions The most intense and exciting part in the choreography 7 of 34 Sense of Style The energy oozes out to the audience and other perfromers 8 of 34 Musicality The air and manner in which physical movements are executed through the dancers personality and character 9 of 34 Motif The ability of the dancer to respond to the music 10 of 34 Strength The ability to align the skeleton for maximum movement efficiency 11 of 34 Projection Dancers eyeine 12 of 34 Balance What a dancer does, such as, kick, turn, stillness, gesture, spin or step 13 of 34 Space This is how we move. It refers to the energy we out into a movement. Eg. Gentle, soft, exaggerated 14 of 34 Mobility The range of movement around a joint 15 of 34 Contrast Presentation of movement/theme a number of times for emphasis or to gain interest 16 of 34 Relationship Variation in space, size, level, direction pathway, design and orientation 17 of 34 Repetition A short dance or phrase of a dance 18 of 34 Alignment The equal distribution of weight over a foundation 19 of 34 Climax Moments of excitement in a dance. Eg. Stillness or a large jump 20 of 34 Ternery ABA A soloist or group perform, and the second soloist or group performs in response to the first 21 of 34 Call and Response A choreographic device where one dancer introduces a movement and other dancers replicate movements in turn 22 of 34 Variation Use it or lose it 23 of 34 Improvisation State of physical stability while moving or still 24 of 34 Control Gradual increase of stress on the body - the body then adapts to the training 25 of 34 Progressive overload The ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly and efficiently 26 of 34 Canon The act of creating and performing spontaneously 27 of 34 Rondo ABACAD This is something that arouses the mind, or spirit, or incites activity 28 of 34 Reversibility Two part form. The first section is a complete contrast to the second section 29 of 34 Unity A slight change to dance or movement 30 of 34 Stimulus All parts having a harmonious relationship that contributes to the sense of completeness 31 of 34 Binary A three part form in which the second contrasts with the first. The third section is a reinstatement of the first section 32 of 34 Narrative A choreographic form of three or more themes, with alternating return to the main theme 33 of 34 Co-ordination A choreographic structure that follows a specific story line 34 of 34
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