contemporary dance

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Developed in the 20th century.

contemporary dance

It is an expressive popular dance form composed of a combination of various dances like modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet.

contemporary dance

This dance focuses on connecting bodies and mind through fluid dance movements.

contemporary dance

It employs fall and recovery and improvisation, floorwork, and contract-release.

contemporary dance

Modern dance focuses on the weight of the dancers.

contemporary dance

Contemporary dance was pioneered by

Isadora Duncan , Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham

They believed dancers must be free to express their innermost feelings and thoughts that can be done when movements of the body are not limited.

Isadora Duncan , Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham

Dance technique that focuses on the architecture of the body.

Cunningham

It was named after Merce Cunningham, a teacher and a choreographer.

Cunningham

Using this technique, body will develop strength and flexibility in your spine and legwork.

Cunningham

Dance technique named after Martha Graham that concentrates on contraction, release, fall and recovery.

graham

It also gives emphasis on floor work using abdominal and pelvic contractions.

graham

Contemporary dance technique named after Jose Limon.

Limon

Employs energy in relation to gravity like fall, rebound, recovery and suspension.

limon

Emphasized the reducing of tension of the body’s movement and its relation to performance.

release

Manifests the investigation of the body’s movement and its relation to performance.

improvisation

The continuous improvement of the body is demonstrated through various creative movement explorations.

improvisation

Dancers should move through space.

space

Moving in space should include your position, size, level, direction and pathways.

space

Described as how you were able to use your body while dancing through the wide, twisted, straight, stretched, and curved movements.

shape

Use of timing and when to apply actions or movements based on the beats, speeds, intervals, accents and rhythmic patterns of the music.

time

Shows the dynamic quality of the body by using forces, tension and weight.

energy

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問題一覧

Developed in the 20th century.

contemporary dance

It is an expressive popular dance form composed of a combination of various dances like modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet.

contemporary dance

This dance focuses on connecting bodies and mind through fluid dance movements.

contemporary dance

It employs fall and recovery and improvisation, floorwork, and contract-release.

contemporary dance

Modern dance focuses on the weight of the dancers.

contemporary dance

Contemporary dance was pioneered by

Isadora Duncan , Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham

They believed dancers must be free to express their innermost feelings and thoughts that can be done when movements of the body are not limited.

Isadora Duncan , Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham

Dance technique that focuses on the architecture of the body.

Cunningham

It was named after Merce Cunningham, a teacher and a choreographer.

Cunningham

Using this technique, body will develop strength and flexibility in your spine and legwork.

Cunningham

Dance technique named after Martha Graham that concentrates on contraction, release, fall and recovery.

graham

It also gives emphasis on floor work using abdominal and pelvic contractions.

graham

Contemporary dance technique named after Jose Limon.

Limon

Employs energy in relation to gravity like fall, rebound, recovery and suspension.

limon

Emphasized the reducing of tension of the body’s movement and its relation to performance.

release

Manifests the investigation of the body’s movement and its relation to performance.

improvisation

The continuous improvement of the body is demonstrated through various creative movement explorations.

improvisation

Dancers should move through space.

space

Moving in space should include your position, size, level, direction and pathways.

space

Described as how you were able to use your body while dancing through the wide, twisted, straight, stretched, and curved movements.

shape

Use of timing and when to apply actions or movements based on the beats, speeds, intervals, accents and rhythmic patterns of the music.

time

Shows the dynamic quality of the body by using forces, tension and weight.

energy