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- 1has a beginning, middle, and conclusion.good
dance - 2the smallest unit in the whole dance.phrase
- 3aims to convey the meaning and intention of the dance to the audience. Motif
- 4is also a single movement that embodies the style and intention of the dancemotif
- 5is the coherence and flow among the inter connected phrases.unity
- 6is the introduction of a new material which is different from what is seen in the dance so far. Variety and Contrast
- 7is the link between movements, phrases and section of the dance. Transition
- 8emphasizes the important movements and phrases of a dance for the audience torepetition
- 9is where the apex of energy in the dance is reached.climax
- 10evaluates a part of an ongoing process of developing a personal style which is both ______ and ______Choreographers
spontaneous
organized - 11evaluates according to the specific demands that the performance places on themdancers
- 12evaluates according to the particular context of the dance. Audience
- 13is the observation of all the elements, characteristics, and components of a dance. Description
- 14is the appreciation of the ideas, content, images, and style contained within the dance. Interpretation
- 15is the consideration of how the features and context of the dance have been utilized in the actual performance of the dancers. Evaluation
- 16uses their own interpretations instead of constructed steps. Modern
- 17the traditional dances found within a country.folk
- 18Also folk dances but with a nationwide scope.national
- 19is performed in primitive tribes. Ethnic
- 20from Mindanao influenced by the Arabs Philippine folk dances.muslim
- 21that serve as ritualistic passages to the different stages of life.life-cycle
- 22that depict the job of the dancers.occupational
- 23performed as part of rituals of a certain tribe of Filipinos. Ritual and Ceremonial
- 24derivations from local folk games. Game
- 25that render physical discomfort and mental indignity. Jokes and Trickster
- 26imitates the movements of nature and dancers immerse themselves to what nature is telling them. Mimetic
- 27portray tension and feud where two males dance to fight each other in a barbaric manner. War
- 28dances that express social graces, hospitality and offerings of gifts to friends.Social
Amenities - 29it is where dancers show off and compare their skills with other dancers. Dance Competition
- 30relatively new in the field of sports and dance as it has only emerged during the early _____ as part of the cheerleading events.cheer dance
1990 - 31wherein the yellers, dancers, athletes involved in cheerleading. Cheerleaders
- 32When they are grouped together as one. Squad
- 33a combination of art and sport. It was called competitive ballroom dancing in the past.Dance sport
- 34from the African-American group of people who were looking for a creative Hip-hop culture
- 35is freestyle in nature and may be practiced in either a dance studio or in an open space outdoor.Street
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- Karteikarten am pe, erstellt von andrea lachica am 01/03/2020.
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