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Teach them how to recognise and describe canon and unison. • use a range of expressive language to describe dance. • recognise unison and canon and suggest ...
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a structural device most often associated with African dance and musical forms, one soloist or group performs, and the second soloist or group performs in response to the first ... dance elements...
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"What does CANON & UNISON & REPETITION mean in dance?" - Find the answer to this question and millions more on Yahoo!7 Answers. ... Canon - one follows after another. (for example, in the song row, row, row your boat, there's one set that sings first and then another group follows); Unison - everyone is doing the same thing.
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What does 'Unison' mean in dance? Why is unison important to dance? What is unison and canon in dance? Use the word unison in a sentence? Unison in dance what does it mean? How would you explain dancing in unison?
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Use some of the other ideas from excite to create your own unison and canon dance eg make a martial arts dance phrase and try performing it in unison and ...
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Answers for all your Primary Dance questions ... Movement is structured in compositional forms to create dance. These compositional forms are often generated with the use of choreographic devices, such as canon, unison, the use of motif or call and response.
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But soon they come forward to dance in unison and canon and, as the music becomes more pressured, to lift each other. Their dancing—juicy, earthy, springy, rolling to the floor and spiraling up again—builds on what Drasner has established.
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Canon. Narrative Form. Not all dances fall into any one of these forms and sometimes a dance is an amalgamation of two or more. Time. Unison: the dance ...
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Ask them if there were any examples of canon, unison and repetition in the dance. 9. Give children a little more time to complete the rehearsal of their dances, and then get each group to perform. Once again, allow opportunities for opinion and discussion.
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