Self-critical appreciation: style
Self-critical appreciation: style
Understanding Dance Styles
- Identifying styles: Recognising, understanding, and being able to perform various dance styles is crucial.
- Incorporating styles: Ability to efficaciously incorporate chosen style(s) into performances.
Performance Evaluation
- Strengths and Weaknesses: Identifying your strengths and weaknesses in your performance aligning with the chosen style.
- Improvement plan: Creating an action plan to strengthen the weak areas.
Adherence to Style’s Movement Vocabulary
- Authenticity: Making sure movement vocabulary is authentic to the style.
- Adaptation: Incorporating the style into personal choreography while maintaining its integrity.
Expressing Style
- Awareness of style origin: Understanding the historical and cultural origins of the style will enhance your performance.
- Showing style in performance: Correctly executing the posture, rhythm, movements and emotion inherent to the style.
Applying Feedback
- Recognizing feedback: Acknowledge feedback or criticism regarding your style interpretation.
- Implementing changes: Work to implement changes suggested in the feedback for improvement.
Style in Choreography
- Style infusion: Ensuring the chosen style is clearly evident in the choreography.
- Maintaining style consistency: Throughout the choreography, the style should remain clear and consistent.
Attention to Musicality
- Musical interpretation: Interpreting the music and translating it into movement fitting the chosen style.
- Sync with music: Dance movements should be synchronised with the music aligned with the style requirements.
Remember maintaining a consistent, strong, and clear dance style is crucial to any successful dance performance and routine. Through continuous self-critical appreciation, you can hone your performance and make improvements where necessary.