Exam 9: Dance

Which form of dance is essentially anti-balletic in its principles?

Which of the following is a body of group dances performed to traditional music?

With which of the following is "classical" or formal dance best associated?

In the mise-en-scène for dance, designers can strengthen the use of _____ by using more saturated and intense ones.

Most of the time in a dance, _____ serves as a basis for the bodily movement of the work.

Since dance is theatrical, the _____ engage(s) us with its interrelationship with the performers as well as the rest of the work.

How does formalized movement contribute to ballet?

Dance appears to have sprung from what human need?

Dances are created by what person?

Elements in dance that tell a story are which of the following?

Who was the most significant of the late 19^th century detractors of the Romantic tradition in ballet?

Which of the following is the most essential characteristic of dance?

Of the types of dance discussed in the text, which one exists more to involve participants than to entertain an audience?

Characterize how music, mise-en-scène, or lighting interacts with dancers in a work.

Which of the following is the most obvious repository of formalized movement in dance?

Explain the three general possibilities for communicating idea content in dance.

Compare and contrast two styles of dance.

Which of the following means dance works that are designed to be diversions?

Which of the following defines bodily movement that suggests the kinds of movements associated with people or animals?

Who is the choreographer of Appalachian Spring?