Dance Concepts and Terminology

The video tutorial by Bu April covers the supporting elements in dance, including types of movements, dance accompaniment, costumes, makeup, floor patterns, and properties. It explains the difference between pure and meaningful movements, the role of external and internal accompaniment, and the significance of costumes and makeup in traditional and nontraditional dance. The tutorial also discusses the importance of floor patterns and properties in enhancing dance performances.

What is the primary focus of pure dance movements?

• Enhancing the beauty of movement

• Mimicking natural elements

• Conveying a specific meaning

• Imitating human actions

Which type of movement is characterized by imitation of nature?

• Meaningful movement

• Pure movement

• Mimetic movement

• Imitative movement

Which body part is associated with the movement 'seledet' in Balinese dance?

• Feet

• Hands

• Eyes

• Head

What is the role of external musical accompaniment in dance?

• Enhancing the visual appeal of the dance

• Offering rhythmic patterns from musical instruments

• Providing rhythmic patterns from the dancer's body

• Improving the dancer's costume

What distinguishes traditional dance costumes from non-traditional ones?

• They are used in modern dance

• They have a long historical development

• They are more colorful

• They are simpler in design

Which type of makeup is used to enhance and correct physical appearance?

• Character makeup

• Corrective makeup

• Fantasy makeup

• Traditional makeup

What is the primary purpose of floor patterns in dance?

• To simplify choreography

• To highlight the lead dancer

• To ensure dancers do not collide

• To make the dance more visually appealing

Which floor pattern involves dancers moving in a circular formation?

• Horizontal

• Diagonal

• Vertical

• Circular

What is the function of dance properties in a performance?

• To simplify the choreography

• To add meaning and beauty to the dance

• To provide musical accompaniment

• To replace costumes

Which of the following is NOT a function of dance properties?

• Providing musical rhythm

• Enhancing the dance's visual appeal

• Clarifying dancer movements

• Describing the dance theme