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Choreography is the art or practice of designing sequences of movements of physical bodies in which motion and/or form are specified. In the performing arts, choreography applies to human movement and form.

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1. Retrograde

2. Mirroring

3. Canon

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A choreographic device or structure in which movements introduced by one dancer are repeated exactly by subsequent dancers in turn.

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Dance Toolkit - Choreographic Devices: Canons

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In groups of three create a sequence lasting 40 seconds based on canon.

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1. Perform 2-3 moves before someone joins in.
2. Variation is key: sometimes stop dead while the other person is performing the move and at other times try overlapping to create a different affect
3. Don't always begin the canon with the same person.
4. Be confident in your dance partners to carry out the moves at the correct times.

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To progress this sequence I am going to introduce another technique: performing at different levels.

Movements take place on three levels: high, middle, and low or deep level.

When the canon is occurring in each of your routines, I want one person high, another low and the last in between the two

Now go and practice! 😁

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1.  Did you feel listened to and valued throughout todays lesson?

2. Did you have positive relationships with your friends, your peers and your teachers during this activity?

3.Did you show care and respect for others during their performances?