You want to warm up and cool down to prevent injury Body Alignment Head up Back Straight Shoulders Back Elements of Dance Space area where you dance Personal space distance between people ID: 788538
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Just Dance!!
Slide2Warm Up and Cool Down
You want to warm up and cool down to prevent injury.
Slide3Body Alignment
Head upBack StraightShoulders Back
Slide4Elements of Dance
Space- area where you dancePersonal space- distance between peopleSpatial relationships- distance between partners
Slide5Elements of Dance
Force- energy to do movements Fast to slowRough to smooth
Slide6Elements of Dance
Time- counting of steps and duration of the song
Slide7Types of Dance
Theatrical Dance- performed on stage before an audience or judges
Social Dance- Dance for fun (School Dance)
Slide8Theatrical Dances
Ballet- started in the courts of Italy. Early works were historical. Later works added magical story themes.
Slide9Social Dancing
Square DancingDone in groups of 4
Formations:running set (a circle)Longways (2 lines)Format: Call and response
Slide10Social Dancing
Folk Dancing- taught to each generation normally in a circle format
See here
Slide11Folk Dancing
Ireland- hands normally at the sides. Soft or hard tap shoe worn.
Scotland- same as Ireland except they do arm movementsLatin- passionate dances. Cha-Cha, Rumba, Mambo, Tango, Lambada
Africa- ceremonial dancesNative American- ceremonial dances, tribal
Slide12Folk Dancing
Hawaii- Hula is done to chants and musicChina
- dance and drama are combinedJapan- also combined with drama are “No” and “Kabuki”
Slide13Purposes of Dance
Ceremonial- religiousRecreational- entertainment or exerciseArtistic- theatrical/ ballet
Slide14Body Movements
Locomotor- feet move/ run, skip, jump, leap, kickNon-
locomotor- feet DON’T move (upper body) bend, twist, turn
Slide15Compositional Forms of Dance
AB- two different partsABA- 3 parts, but A repeatsCall & Response- square dancing
Narrative- tells a storyRondo- repeats movement
Slide16Tinikling
National dance of the Philippines http://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=asgQ4lWug3s