Is the structure (composition) of a dance.

Refer to the different heights while doing choreography. You could be at low, middle, or high.

Is a choreographed dance with repeated movements. It’s usually done in large groups of people all in lines.

Is a type of formation for a dance. There is a smaller circle

inside of a larger circle. The circles usually move in opposite directions.

Is the person who gives out the instructions in a dance. They usually try to give the next movement a few beats in advance.

Refers to the shape or alignment of the performers in the space of the performance.

Is a dance movement (step, together, step).

Refers to movement in a circle that either goes to

the right or to the left.

A partner dance move where both people hook one arm to the other person’s and then spin in a circle.

Refers to movements where the person moves around the space.

Refers to movements where the person remains in one spot.

Is where one person leads the movements and the other person copies them while facing them or follows from behind .

Refers to the structural appearance of the movement/s and how they work together.

Is the staging of a play, concert, dance, or other form of

entertainment.

Using parts of the body to create percussive sounds such as

snap, clap, stomp, stamp, pat, etc.

A continual pulse that does not change speeds.

Refers to the pattern you strike a drum. “L” is the left hand, “R” is the right hand.

Is striking the drum in the center of the head.

Is striking the drum on the outer most side of the head.

Is striking the sticks together creating a “clicking” sound.

Refers to creating sounds using “everyday.”