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WorksheetsChoreography Components
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
The art of creating dance.
Choreography
Unison
Retrograde
Improvisation
The purpose of the dance, what the choreographer aims to communicate.
Approach
Intention
Performance Environment
Process
Repeating a movement or movement sequence
Retrograde
Formation
Transition
Repetition
A CHOREOGRAPHIC SEQUENCE OF MOVEMENT THAT INCREASES UPON REPETITION.
Accumulation
Diminution
Retrograde
Canon
A CHOREOGRAPHIC SEQUENCE OF MOVEMENT THAT DECREASES UPON REPETITION
Accumulation
Unison
Canon
Diminution
A CHOREOGRAPHIC SEQUENCE IS PERFORMED BACKWARD
Unison
Accumulation
Formation
Retrograde
2 or more dancers performing the same movement at the same time.
Canon
Unison
Contrast
Repetition
When the same movements overlap in time. Dancers perform same movement at different times.
Unison
Repetition
Retrograde
Canon
A movement or movement phrase that captures an idea and is repeated or revisited throughout a dance.
Motif
Formation
Canon
Retrograde
The process of spontaneously creating movement; moving without a plan
Choreography
Improvisation
Transition
Accumulation
Movement used to tell a story.
Contrast
Motif
Narrative
Choreography
Movement or shapes that have nothing in common with the rest of the dance.
Contrast
Unison
Canon
Motif
