If you want to be more specific, I would suggest agile, graceful, creative, intricate, polished, rhythmic, classical, modern, aerobic, impromptu, exotic, flawless, expressive, flowing, elegant, expressive, and passionate..
Graceful, mesmerising, synchronised, expressive, heart-touching, creative, exemplary, beautiful, alluring and flawless are some of the appreciation words and compliments that dancers would love to hear, it's pretty simple..
To describe my experience I could say: the dance was very frenetic, lively, rattling, clanging, rolling, contorting, twisting, collaborative, joyous, chancy, energetic.
Is this because a dance relies on the speed of passing time? The indentations in passing time are valuable..
dance phrase: A brief sequence of related movements that have a sense of continuity and artistic or rhythmic completion..
Graceful, mesmerising, synchronised, expressive, heart-touching, creative, exemplary, beautiful, alluring and flawless are some of the appreciation words and compliments that dancers would love to hear, it's pretty simple..
dance, the movement of the body in a rhythmic way, usually to music and within a given space, for the purpose of expressing an idea or emotion, releasing energy, or simply taking delight in the movement itself.
Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Peasant Dance..
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This is how we break down and count music.
Most dances choreographed to 8 counts at a time, or two 4-count measures back to back. We get more in depth on the 8-count here: What Is Dance Musicality?
A 2-step move where you transfer the weight of one foot behind or by the other foot.
You're basically just stepping twice.
The kick ball change, as the name suggests, is when you kick or scuff your foot before the ball change.
The lowest of the standard four voice ranges (bass, tenor, alto, soprano), or, the lowest melodic line in a musical composition, that supports the harmony.
Different instruments can produce a bass sound (drums, guitar..) Dancers often use the onomatopoeia “boom” to describe a bass drum sound.
A cypher is where a group of dancers in a circle and take turns dancing in the center.
It could also be referred to as a freestyle circle.
The cypher, cipher, or circle, has deep, long-standing cultural roots in hip hop culture, African tradition, and even religious beliefs. Experience one for yourself: What You Should Know Before Going To A Frees.
Different types of execution of movement.
Dynamics depend on how much and fast your energy is distributed.
Contrasts in dynamics make a piece look more "dynamic."
Where you are looking while you dance.
Common ones are: right, left, up, down, and the “45”s AKA the diagonals between those sides.
Improvisational dancing that allows the dancer to express their individual style (i.e. a dance that is not pre-planned) It’s the process of spontaneously creating movement that was not choreographed ahead of time. Get way more into freestyle and other dance terms here: How To Freestyle Dance
Dancing with 100% of your energy and performance. Wanna go awff.
Read this: How To Dance Bigger, Stronger, And More "Full Out"
Hip Hop Fundamentals refer to the 4 pillars of Hip Hop Culture. Originating in the 1970s in New York City, they are: Emceeing, DJing, Graffiti, and Breaking. Fundamental / Foundational Stylesrefer to the different dance styles developed from Hip Hop and street and funk styles including: Breaking, Popping, Locking, House, Punking / Waacking, Vogue.
What are words that describe dance movements.
Answer #1.
Flowing, floating, smooth, transition, effortless, graceful, suave, proper, formal, delicate, precise..those are the first ones that pop into my head.
If you take a class or watch a few TV shows and listen to the various critiques and opinions about their views on what they've just seen ..
dance noun A sequence of rhythmic steps or movements usually performed to music, for pleasure or as a form of social interaction.
What's the Latin word for dance.
Here's a list of translations.
Latin Translation chorus More Latin words for dance tripudio verb caper, leap, jump saltatio noun dancing, jig saltito verb dance salto verb dance insulto verb triumph, leap, insult, spring in, bound in pede terram pulso verb dance scirto verb dance tripodo verb dance ballo verb dance .
1984 single by Berlin
2004 single by Natasha Bedingfield
2022 single by Alesso featuring Zara Larsson
