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Flashcards

STAGE 2 IRISH

Amy Scott-rogers Inglês 96 flashcards

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  1. 1FORWARD TWIST How is the forward arm held?With elbow bent and arm held across body at approximately waist level.
  2. 2FORWARD TWIST How is the twist executed?A sharp inward twist of lower arm.
  3. 3FORWARD TWIST Where can the other hand be placed?At side or akimbo.
  4. 4SLIP ON CALF OF THE LEG Describe this movement and how it is counted?A slip releasing rear foot to calf of leg. May be followed by a hop. Counted 1 2 3.
  5. 5INVERTED SLIP ON CALF OF LEG In what position do you commence and end this movement?Commencing in a false position and completing in a true position.
  6. 6FLICKING COAT TAILS Describe the action of the front and back hand?Same arm as front foot executes a forward twist as back hand or shillelagh flicks the coat tail.
  7. 7HEEL HIT AND KNEE SLAP What type of action is used and what does the shillelagh strike?Using an upward swinging action, the shillelagh strikes heel of shoe of raised stretched foot.
  8. 8KNEE SLAP Describe the action?Using open hand with upward swinging action, slap knee of raised leg, foot stretched.
  9. 9SLIP WALK Describe a slip walk?A slip performed with walking action. as used in Donnybrook step counted 1 2 3.
  10. 10SPRING CHANGE What is a spring change?A movement in 5th ball with a spring and change of feet. counted 1 2 3.
  11. 11SHAKING SHILLELAGH AND FIST Describe how the hand/shillelagh is held?Shillelagh or hand clenched. Little finger or back of hand facing front.
  12. 12SHAKING SHILLELAGH AND FIST How are the shakes executed?In rhythm with foot movement.
  13. 13SHLILLELAGH TWIRLING In which hand is the shillelagh held and how high and in which direction does it twirl?Shillelagh held in right hand at approximately shoulder height, shillelagh is twirled in an inward direction.
  14. 14SHILLELAGH TWIRLING Describe how the knob and tail move?Keeping shillelagh flat the knob passes over the forearm and the end of the shillelagh passes under the forearm.
  15. 15SHILLELAGH UNDER ARM What is optional and when shillelagh is underarm where does the knob face?The manner in which the shillelagh is placed and taken from under arm is optional. The knob of shillelagh is facing forward.
  16. 16HEEL WALKS Describe this movement?A movement using heel, ball, flat on the same foot. used only in opening step with arm swinging.
  17. 17HIGH TWIST Describe height and type of twist?One sharp twist inward with arm raised high above shoulder. with or without shillelagh.
  18. 18AKIMBO Where are the fingers placed?Back of fingers placed on waist at side, writ relaxed, elbows slightly forward.
  19. 19CABRIOLE In what position do the heels click?Heels clicking in 2nd aerial releasing raised leg.
  20. 20CABRIOLE How may a cabriole be commenced?With a spring, beat in 5th ball or overstep.
  21. 21CABRIOLE When can travel be made?In a series.
  22. 22BOW How many counts does a bow take at the beginning and end of dance?4 counts.
  23. 23BOW Give options for use of shillelagh?9-12 can use slight inward action or shillelagh twirling inward and back to under arm or side of body.
  24. 24STEPS In the opening step name the set combination of movements that can only be used with shillelagh?Heel clicking and heel walks. Shillelagh must be twirled on heel clicks.
  25. 25STEPS Name the two steps that do not finish at starting point?Donnybrook and the slip step.
  26. 26STEPS Name three combinations that may be danced in the opening steps?Heel clicking and double heel clicking.
    Heel clicking or double heel clicking with promenade.
    Heel clicking and heel walks.
  27. 27STEPS After the opening step how must steps be arranged?Steps must be arranged to give a good variety of movement and direction in order to present an interesting pattern of dance.
  28. 28BREAKS Fully describe a break?A break is a combination of movements performed during the last two bars of each half step and is generally in keeping with the movements used in the step.
  29. 29BREAKS Give and example of a step that doesn't have a break?Donnybrook.
  30. 30BREAKS Name the positions that a break ma finish in?5th or rear 5th ball, 5th, rear 5th, 3rd, rear 3rd, or 4th flat.
  31. 31BREAKS On what counts is there pausation to complete a break?Counts 5 or 5 6.
  32. 32MUSICAL APPRECIATION Name the time signature and how it is counted?Time signature 6/8. counted 1 2 3 4 5 6 or 1 & A 2 & A.
  33. 33MUSICAL APPRECIATION What does single time signify?Single time signifies a simple rhythm, using either pausation or six beats to each bar or music. depending on the commencing movements a lead in on count 6 maybe used.
  34. 34MUSICAL APPRECIATION Name 2 suitable tunes at least one bagpipe tune?St Patrick day and Irish washerwomen.
  35. 35INTERPRETATION What should the dance depict?The dance should depict the irrepressible spirit and energy of the Irishman.
  36. 36INTERPRETATION How should shillelagh twirling be interpreted?Shillelagh twirling should be rhythmically executed and reflect the rhythmic quality of the associated foot movements.
  37. 37EXECUTION Explain how beating and tripling is executed?Beating and tripling and centered on ball of foot and performed with clarity and rhythmical accent. No over accented beating. 45 degree turnout.
  38. 38EXECUTION Give 4 important points about the execution?no over accented beating.
    controlled from hips down.
    closed positions are 5th and rear 5th ball at 45 degree turnout.
    centered on ball of foot to show rhythmical accent.
  39. 39POLKA Name position and movements used?One hop and three steps using 4th, rear 5th and 4th ball positions passing through 1st elevated.
  40. 40POLKA How is polka counted?A 1 & 2
  41. 41BRUSH POLKA What precedes the polka and how would it be counted?Preceded by a light brush counted & A 1 & 2.
  42. 42SLIP What is a slip?An outward brush followed by a beat taking the body weight.
  43. 43HEEL AND BALL PIVOT Describe this movement?A side travel movement with feet placed together in diagonal direction transferring weight from heels to balls of feet or in reverse order using pivot action.
  44. 44BALL CHANGE What is a ball change?A movement with two beats in 5th and rear 5th ball.
  45. 45BALL CHANGE HEEL BEAT What makes up this movement and how is it counted?A ball change, a beat in 5th heel and a beat in rear 5th ball counted A 1 &.
  46. 46AERIAL TWIST OVER Fully describe?From false 2nd aerial, an outward twist is made with spring onto an overstep followed by a heel placing in 4th intermediate counted & A 1.
  47. 47AERIAL TWIST TRAVELLED How does it commence and how is it counted?Commencing with a spring, raising opposite leg to false 4th intermediate aerial counted 1 & A 2 &.
  48. 48AERIAL TWIST TRAVELLED What follows the outward twist?A spring beat to 4th intermediate, beat rear 5th ball and ball change.
  49. 49SLIP HOP Fully describe?A low slip followed by a hop may be executed on the spot or with forward travel counted 1 &.
  50. 50BALL TWIST Fully describe?From feet placed together in ball position, twist from one diagonal direction to the other, showing rise or fall counted &.
  51. 51SLIP BEAT HEEL DROP What movements does this consist of and how is it counted?Slip forward, beat rear 5th ball, heel drop on front foot, step back and beat 5th ball. counted 1 & A 2 &.
  52. 52AERIAL TWIST DOUBLE How does the movement commence?From false 2nd aerial outward twist onto overstep.
  53. 53AERIAL TWIST DOUBLE How does it end?Other leg executing an aerial twist action finishing in 4th intermediate heel.
  54. 54AERIAL TWIST DOUBLE How is it counted?& A 1
  55. 55SLIP PAS DE BASQUE Describe this movement and how it is counted?A pas de basque movement commencing with a slip counted 1 &. Using 2nd, 5th and rear 5th ball.
  56. 56BALL PIVOT AERIAL Name positions used?5th or rear 5th ball, false 1st ball, false 2nd aerial.
  57. 57BALL PIVOT AERIAL What are the options for travel and how is it counted?May travel forward and backward or forward only counted 1 & or & 1.
  58. 58INVERTED SLIP What does it commence and end with and how is it counted?False aerial into slip in true position, raise leg to false aerial. Counted 1 &.
  59. 59FLAP How does it commence and then what follows?A low slip inside direction followed by a light brush into rear ball completing with slip triple flourish across buckle.
  60. 60FLAP When is a flap used?Used only in opening step combined with slip triple flourish across buckle.
  61. 61FLAP To where does the movement travel and how is it counted?The first movement commences with the left foot and travels to the left. Counted 1 & A 2 &.
  62. 62TRIPLE FLOURISH Describe this movement?A quick triple followed by a hop as the working foot is taken through 1st to rear of the supporting foot, or across the buckle. Counted 1 & or & 1.
  63. 63PROMENADE Name movements used in promenade?Low forward slip, a beat in rear 5th and slip triple flourish across buckle.
  64. 64PROMENADE Name 3 important points about a promenade?It is used only in the opening step.
    The first movement commences with the left foot and travels to the left.
    Forward travel movement counted 1 & A 2 &.
  65. 65SLIPS TURNING Name positions used and direction of the turn?Rear 5th and 5th making a complete turn towards front foot.
  66. 66SLIPS TURNING Where is the time count?The time count is on the rear slip 1 &.
  67. 67DOUBLE HEEL AND BALL Name positions used and how it is counted?1st heel and 1st ball counted A 1 &.
  68. 68DOUBLE BALL AND HEEL Describe action of the feet?Step backward into 1st ball and step forward into 1st heel, followed by a toe clicking action, finishing with beat in rear 5th ball.
  69. 69DOUBLE BALL AND HEEL How is it counted?A 1 & A 2.
  70. 70SPRING OPEN Describe?Spring extending both feet to 2nd flat. Counted & or 1 &.
  71. 71BATTER BUCKLE What follows the slip and how is it counted?A batter covering the buckle on completion. Counted 1 &. may lower heel.
  72. 72DOUBLE TRIPLE DRUM What does it consist of?Triple drum through 1st, followed by three drum beats in 3rd, 1st and rear 3rd completing with stamp closed in 3rd.
  73. 73DOUBLE TRIPLE DRUM How may it be commenced and how is it counted?May be commenced with a slip. Counted 1 & A 2 & A 3 & A 4 &.
  74. 74DRUM-ONE COUNT How is it performed?Four drum beats in 3rd executed o one time count. Counted 1 &.
  75. 75STEP STAMP Describe fully?A sideways step and stamp with feet together in a diagonal direction and repeated in opposite direction. Counted 1& 2 &.
  76. 76SHUNT What type of action is it?A skidding action with feel together in forward diagonal direction and back to 1st ball facing front.
  77. 77SHUNT How is shunt counted?1 & 2 &.
  78. 78CROSS SLIPPING Name positions used?2nd, 5th and rear 5th positions.
  79. 79BALL HEEL Describe?A step forward to 4th ball lowering heel. Counted 1 & or & 1.
  80. 80BOW Explain what happens on counts 9-10?Slightly flex in knees left rear 4th flat, right 3rd flat.
  81. 81BOW What happens on counts 11-12?Bow
  82. 82BOW What happens on counts 13-14?Slight flex of left knee right 4th flat, left 1st flat.
  83. 83STEPS Name three ways to perform opening step?Basic foundation movement.
    Promenade combined with triple flourish across buckle and flap combined with triple flourish across buckle.
  84. 84STEPS Which break must be used in the opening step when doing the basic foundation movement?Basic break.
  85. 85STEPS When performing promenade for opening step how does it commence?Commencing with left foot and travelling to left.
  86. 86STEPS Name in order movements used when flap is used for opening step?2 flap movements, 4 slip triple flourish across buckle, 2 flaps, break of own choice.
  87. 87STEPS How may steps travel?Steps may travel in various directions from the starting point. Can be in 2 or 4 parts but mus finish at starting point.
  88. 88STEPS How is a 4 part step recognised?All 4 quarters are performed the same and will not finish with a break.
  89. 89BREAKS How does a break finish for a 2 part step?Breaks must finish with rear foot just off the floor or in 5th aerial on the & count.
  90. 90BREAKS When is a break performed?During the last 2 bars of each half step.
  91. 91BREAKS How must final step finish?With a break on the & count.
  92. 92MUSICAL APPRECIATION What is the time signature and how is it counted?Time signature 2/4. Counted 1 & A 2 & A.
  93. 93MUSICAL APPRECIATION Name a suitable tune and a bagpipe tune?My fancy and Black bear.
  94. 94INTERPRETATION How is the 2/4 Irish hornpipe rhythm interpreted and what does the slower tempo allow for?More flowing and rounded 6/8. Slower tempo allows for more elongated movements.
  95. 95EXECUTION What is important to the execution of all movements?Ease and grace with smooth and fluid execution.
  96. 96EXECUTION What is important about the use of head arms and body?Arms and head move in a natural manner and in co-ordination and alignment with foot movements. Body held erect.

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FlashCards sobre STAGE 2 IRISH, criado por Amy Scott-rogers em 17-08-2015.
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