A Linha Curva: style
A Linha Curva: style
A Linha Curva: Similarities with other Dances
- Origins in Cultural Dances: Like many works, A Linha Curva finds inspiration in cultural and folk dances.
- Group Coordination: The piece also shares the common emphasis on group dynamics and coordination seen in many dance works.
A Linha Curva: Differences to other Dances
- Immediate Energy: A Linha Curva is characteristic for its immediate energy and vibrant color - a stark contrast to more somber, contemporary pieces.
- Structured Improvisation: The dance is guided by structured improvisation, a unique approach in comparison to strictly choreographed pieces.
A Linha Curva: Audience Understanding
- Emphasis on Enjoyment: This dance strives to impart an infectious sense of joy and fun to its audiences.
- Audience Interpretation: The significance of individual movements is left to audience interpretation – a nod to the inclusive nature of the piece.
A Linha Curva: Purpose
- Shared Joy: The key purpose of A Linha Curva is shared enjoyment - both by the performers and the audience.
- Cultural Profile: The dance sets out to provide a cultural profile of Samba and the carnival atmosphere associated with it.
A Linha Curva: Environment in which the Dance was Created
- Brazilian Influence: The dance was created in an environment heavily influenced by Brazilian dance culture.
- High Energy setting: The original development setting mirrored the energy and vibrancy of the finished product. Color, fun, and high spirits were key themes of the creative environment.