Dance Styles and Forms flashcards
34 flashcard decks by 29 users
This page gathers over 20 Dance Styles and Forms flashcard decks by more than 20 users, covering terminology, tap theory and dance positions. They offer school students practice in dance vocabulary and theory, and teachers ready-made material, with a few resources for university students and professional candidates. Choose a deck to get started.
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34 cardsGold Star Tap Theory Name one thing the examiner will look for in the ankle rhythm combination
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18 cardsAQA Dance Terminology Important Terminology for the AQA Dance GCSE
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200 cardsTheory for Elementary Exam LOW 2ND AERIAL TO WHICH DIRECTION IS THE LEG RAISED?
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32 cardsGlossary Physical Skills (ABCCFSSTOW)
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56 cardsFolk Dance What are dances that are developed by people that reflect the life of the people of a certain country or re...
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58 cardsAs quiz What are the constituent features?
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30 cardsDance glossary
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30 cardsTHEORY FOR ELEMENTARY EXAM 2 INTRODUCTION AND BOW HOW DOES THE DANCER STAND PRIOR TO THE BOW COUNTS 1-7?
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16 cardsCharecter
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13 cardsAmerican Line Dance Describe how the structure of the group when they dance
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11 cardsFundamentals Dance Positions
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31 cardsUntitled
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96 cardsSTAGE 2 IRISH FORWARD TWIST How is the forward arm held?
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62 cardsSTAGE TWO IRISH FORWARD TWIST How is the forward arm held?
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64 cardsHighland Dancing Grade 5 Theory CROSSED BALL POSITIONS Where is the working foot placed?
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70 cardsWorld Dance Images
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9 cardsDances - came from the word "Latik" (fried coconut milk curd) - also called magbabao - all male dance - coconut sh...
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14 cardsUntitled
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27 cardsyear 7 revision
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16 cardsdance revision what are the 3 types of muscle tissue
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29 cardsUntitled
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15 cardsUntitled Where did Latin dance originate?
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30 cardsAsamyuta Hastahas Patakas [PAH TAH KAS]
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8 cardsUntitled Black Minstrel Shows
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13 cardsDance keywords
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47 cardsASAMYUKTA MUDRÁ
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9 cardsSaftey In Dance why should we warm up?
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6 cardsComponents of Dance Used as an accompaniment that somehow motivates the dancer’s movements
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8 cardsdance choreographer of 'shadows'
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6 cardsMusic and Dance Relationships Call and Response
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7 cardsPerforming Arts PA Pt. 1 Dance
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8 cardsSome Dance Key terms
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7 cardsSocial Dance (Activity)
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11 cardsDance
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These decks offer short prompts on dance vocabulary, positions and styles. Dance glossary includes terms such as body shape, canon and choreographic structure. Fundamentals Dance Positions describes arm positions, while American Line Dance asks about group structure, moves and rhythm.
Choose a starting point
Start with Dance glossary if you want to practise the language used in other decks. Read a term, try to explain it in your own words, then check the card. Return to terms you find difficult before moving on to a style.
For question-led practice, try Gold Star Tap Theory, which asks about rhythm, body hold and movements. You could also use Music and Dance Relationships to review terms for how music and dance relate.
Change formats
Once you have worked through a deck, switch to a mind map on the unit page for a wider view, or use a quiz to check recall in another format. Pick a set of cards and see which terms you can explain.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcards should I start with?
Dance glossary is a useful starting point if you want to practise vocabulary. It includes terms such as body awareness, body shape and choreographic structure. If you would rather begin with a particular style, Gold Star Tap Theory offers questions on rhythm, body hold and movements.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover dance terminology, positions and questions about particular styles. Fundamentals Dance Positions describes arm positions, while American Line Dance asks about group structure, moves and rhythm. Music and Dance Relationships includes terms for different relationships between music and movement.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who can use these flashcards?
School students can practise dance terminology and theory, including when revising for GCSE Dance. Teachers can use the decks as ready-made material. The collection also includes a few resources for university students and professional candidates. Choose a deck that matches the terms or style you are studying.