Choreography and Dance Composition mind maps

Choreography and Dance Composition mind maps

These maps offer different starting points for revision. Shadows brings together details about a dance work, while Jerome Robbins and Glen Tetley focus on choreographers. For composition, Choreographic devices covers canon and unison.

Revise with a map

Start with Choreographic devices if you want to review how movements can be organised across a group. Follow its branches, then look away and try to recall what canon and unison mean. Return to the map to check your explanation.

For a different focus, use Manipulating a Motif to compare repetition, retrograde and inversion. You could also use Shadows to review details about a work and its choreographer. Once you have explored a map, switch to flashcards on the unit page for a quick review of terms, or try a quiz to check what you remember.

Choose a map that fits the topic you are working on today.