The requirement of every dancer to be proficient in the movements (disciplines) that are allowed. From an educational standpoint. Before modifications. What this means, is that, with the incorporation of modern dance moves within the frameworks of the overall production there needs to be a standard set, with respect to movements. Allowed movements need to be related to discipline, first, as a requirement. If allowed in repertory, or preparations within studio context. Movement does not necessarily mean discipline with respect to patterned activities. Patterns can be invented and modified. This leads to expectations of improvisation. Which, in turn, leads to an increase in injuries. Disciplines cannot be substituted in curriculum. Modifications from studied and applied discipline, in dance movements, can be regulated with standard testing to guarantee ability to master basics before modifications are attempted. Basic form and action from selected pattern movements are the required elements. (I mean should be.) dab crnewba;llethbsnb
Posted on: Wed, 11 Sep 2013 05:44:22 +0000
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