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underlying pulse that is constant
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division of time indicating a specific number of beats
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increase in the intensity through additional force
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the value or number of beats per note
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- (not counted)
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- Wind
- Water
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- bent/straight
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up, down, forward, backwards, towards, around, out, diagonal, etc.
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- floor patterns
- air patterns
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concentration on a fix or moving point
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movements' flavor or color - i.e. sustained, suspend, swing/sway, collaspse, vibratory, percussive, explosive
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continuous, controlled, smooth
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creates the impression of defying gravity
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ballistic, thrusting nature; sharp
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- strong/weak
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- bound/free
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power to move from place to place (i.e. walk, leap, run, hop, jump, skip, slide, gallop)
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body rotates around line of axis
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- movement characteristics:free dance, natural movement, improv.
- contributions: silk costumes, colored lighting, introduced Isadora Duncan to Europe
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- movement characteristics:stressed emotion, improv.
- contributions: mother of modern dance
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- movement characteristics:exotic mysticism, spirituality
- contributions: Denishawn (attended by Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, Charles Weidman)
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- movement characteristics:human bodies response to gravity, empathsis on sculptural shapes, breath ryhthm, fall & recovery
- contributions: formed dance company with Charles Weidman
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- movement characteristics:passionate, rage, ecstasy
- contributions: new language of movement
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- movement characteristics:organic structures, no improv.
- contributions: music & dance--"time arts" that exist independently
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