Aural Setting (relationships)

Question 1

Music visualisation

Answer 1

Dance which aims to clarify the music. Music is source of choreography

Question 2

Music co-existence

Answer 2

Made separately but may share same themes or directive. Often do not work with music until end of rehearsals

Question 3

Disassociation

Answer 3

Dance and music made independently. Normally only hear music on performance/ post-modernism

Question 4

Enhancement of mood/atmosphere

Answer 4

Aural setting aids in the communication of theme. Dance created first, music is only there to create atmosphere

Question 5

Silence

Answer 5

No music or sound. Audience are not guided by what they hear/ allows an open message

Question 6

Working with the lyrics

Answer 6

Choreographer illustrates the words in the music. Not reenacting words just hinting

Question 7

Identification of character

Answer 7

A musical phrase which is a signature tune for a character in ballet also known as Leitmotif

Question 8

Narrative

Answer 8

The music and dance work together to tell a story. A Frequently used relationship in ballet of 19th century

Question 9

Call and response

Answer 9

Similar to a conversation, one calls and the other responds. May also be used between a dancer and dancer. Commonly used in Afro-Caribbean

Question 10

Direct correlation

Answer 10

Music and dance usually composed at the same time. They work together using same tempo etc.