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Contributors in Choreography
Choreography
Non-literal ideas
Dance; Choreography
Dance movement that emphasises movement manipulation and design without the intention of telling a story. Communication directly through movement.
Performance competencies
Dance; Choreography
The abilities dancers need to enhance the way the audience views dance:projection, awareness of space, concentration, and clarity.
Physical attributes
Dance; Choreography
The abilities necessary to achieve technical proficiency in dance: agility alignment, articulation, balance, endurance, flexibility, placement, power, speed, strength, and timing.
Physical discipline
Dance; Choreography
The ability to maintain the physical attributes necessary to achieve technical proficiency in dance.
Body
Dance; Choreography
The Instrument of dance, the positions and ways the body is used in a dance.
Locomotor movement
Dance; Choreography
A movement through space involving a change in location. A moving base involving a progressive relocation of the body in space. (The basic locomotor steps are walk,run, leap, hop, jump; irregular ...
Movement idea
Dance; Choreography
A created movement that results from a thought or other motivation.
