
The Elements of Dance
Investigate how space, time, dynamics, and relationships form the foundation of movement. Students experiment with these elements to express different moods.
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Investigate how space, time, dynamics, and relationships form the foundation of movement. Students experiment with these elements to express different moods.
Key Questions
- How do changes in dynamics alter the mood of a movement?
- In what ways can space be manipulated to show relationships?
- How does time influence the rhythm of a sequence?
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