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Module 3 Dance Appreciation and Composition
Module 3 Dance Appreciation and Composition
DANCE APPRECIATION
AND
COMPOSITION
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REACREATIONAL DANCE
Is a social activity in which people of all ages can
participate.
Recreational dance come from all over the word
include folk, culture, and historical dance and
social dance from the past and present.
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DANCE FITNESS
WHAT IS A FORM?
Is the instrumental by which ideas and
elements are arranged or combined into a
logical sequence which result in unity and
consistency, and by means of which the content
or idea can communicated.
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WHAT IS A PHRASE?
• Is the combine one movement with several
others, they form a unit.
• A phrase is the smallest unit of form in the
whole dance
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WHAT IS A PHRASE?
• It can be related to a sentence in writing
composition.
• Choreographers and dancer use movement
phrasing when working on dances
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WHAT IS A MOTIF?
• A good dance contains a theme or a motif to be
able to convey its meaning or intention to the
audience.
• A single movement or a short phrase of movement
that embodies the style and intention of the dance
is called a motif.
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WHAT IS A MOTIF?
• A good dance uses a motif in which the
movements are repeated, varied, and developed
by manipulating the movement components or
elements.
• One good example of a dance with motif is the
ITIK-ITIK Philippine folkdance.
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1. Sequential form
2. Contrapuntal form
3. Episodic form
4. Other Compositional form
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1. Sequential form
2. Contrapuntal form
- Several themes are woven together in
choreography to form a complex
structure.
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3. Episodic form
-They tell a story through connected and
progressive section called episodes,
Or idea and sequence of the story determines the
structure of the dance.
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GROUPS
RECITATION