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In Dance
   art of dance takes place in and through
    the human body

    mobile figure or shape, felt by the
    dancer, seen by others

   Parts of the Body:
    head, eyes, face, shoulders, ringers, tor
    so, legs, feet, etc.
   Whole Body:

   body shape
    symmetrical/asymmetrical, rounded, twisted,
    angular, arabesque

   body systems:
    muscles, bones, organs, breath, balance, ref
    lexes

   inner:
    senses, perceptions, emotions, thoughts, int
    ention, imagination, identity
 refers to the force of an action and
  can mean both the physical and psychic
  energy that drives and characterizes
  movement
 Attack:

  sharp/smooth, sudden/sustained
 Weight:

Strength: push, horizontal, impacted
Lightness: resist the down, initiate up
Resiliency: rebound, even up and down
   Flow:
    free, bound, balanced, neutral

   Quality:
    flowing, tight, loose, sharp, swinging
    , swaying, suspended, collapsed, smoot
    h
   1. sustained movement
      - smoothly, continuously, with flow and
        control
   2. percussive
      - explosive or sharp
   3. vibratory
      - trembling, shaking
   4. swinging
      - traces an arc or curved line in space
      - body relax
      - repetitive
   5. suspended
      - hover in space
      - creates an illusion of
        defying gravity
   6. collapsing
      - release of tension
      - performed at a slow or fast
        tempo
   http://opd.mpls.k12.mn.us/Energy
   http://opd.mpls.k12.mn.us/Body
   Minton, S. (1943). Choreography: A
    Basic Approach Using Improvisation.

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  • 2. art of dance takes place in and through the human body mobile figure or shape, felt by the dancer, seen by others Parts of the Body: head, eyes, face, shoulders, ringers, tor so, legs, feet, etc.
  • 3. Whole Body: body shape symmetrical/asymmetrical, rounded, twisted, angular, arabesque body systems: muscles, bones, organs, breath, balance, ref lexes inner: senses, perceptions, emotions, thoughts, int ention, imagination, identity
  • 4. refers to the force of an action and can mean both the physical and psychic energy that drives and characterizes movement Attack: sharp/smooth, sudden/sustained Weight: Strength: push, horizontal, impacted Lightness: resist the down, initiate up Resiliency: rebound, even up and down
  • 5. Flow: free, bound, balanced, neutral Quality: flowing, tight, loose, sharp, swinging , swaying, suspended, collapsed, smoot h
  • 6. 1. sustained movement - smoothly, continuously, with flow and control 2. percussive - explosive or sharp 3. vibratory - trembling, shaking 4. swinging - traces an arc or curved line in space - body relax - repetitive
  • 7. 5. suspended - hover in space - creates an illusion of defying gravity 6. collapsing - release of tension - performed at a slow or fast tempo
  • 8. http://opd.mpls.k12.mn.us/Energy http://opd.mpls.k12.mn.us/Body Minton, S. (1943). Choreography: A Basic Approach Using Improvisation.