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On Tuesday we discussed energy, and different ways to categorize, arrange, and explain it. One thing that was interesting to me was thinking about the importance not only of understanding energy usage as a choreographers, but knowing how to explain energy to your students or dancers.
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11-13-18 Energy cont.
• Movement qualities are used to discuss and define movement
- How movement is initiated, not the speed it occurs
- Not the amount of energy, but HOW it’s expended
- examples: sharp, smooth, toss, limp, bouncy, flick, clunk, growing
• Percussive energy
- The nature of being detached
- sharp start and stop
- sudden and abrupt
- examples: flick or thrown
• Sustained energy
- The nature of being smooth
- flowing or drawn out
- examples: melty or gooey
1. Percussive - fast - high energy
2. Percussive - fast - low energy
3. Percussive - slow - high energy
4. Percussive - slow - low energy
5. Sustained - slow - high energy
6. Sustained - slow - low energy
7. Sustained - fast - high energy
8. Sustained - fast - low energy
11-6-18 Energy
• Energy, force, dynamics, movement quality
• Energy is what provides the “go” power in a piece
• Energy -> potential for force
- Capacity for action
- For overcoming resistance or gravity
- The moment energy is expended by any degree by or on a mass (body), it becomes force and produces movement.
- Energy is either active, employing force, or passive, foregoing energy potential
• Force -> magnitude or intensity of energy
- exerted, expended, released
- strong <--------> gentle
• Dynamics -> interaction of force and time
-In order for movements to stand out in a piece, you need to be specific about what you want as the choreographer
- How much energy is each dancer or body using?
ex) Frappés are fast with a lot of energy
• Movement Qualities
- Distinctly discernible attributes
- Made manifest in movement
On Tuesday (11/6/18) we discussed energy. One thing that stood out to me was the definition of dynamics. In music, dynamics are making things louder or quieter, and I hadn’t really thought much about how that translates to dance. When I play my violin, you hear dynamics through the amount of force I’m putting on my bow, and it’s interesting thinking about harnessing force to translate dynamics into dance.
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Customer review of a recent energy study Northern Weathermakers performed (via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_s5WaHRo1w)
