Exam

Question 1

Main themes

Answer 1

Communication, finding partnership, defending territory

Question 2

sub themes

Answer 2

Dominancce, evolution, hierachy

Question 3

Choreographer

Answer 3

Shona McCullagh

Question 4

Music Group

Answer 4

NZ trio

Question 5

Costume designer

Answer 5

Anreas Mikallis

Question 6

Dancers

Answer 6

Sarah, Hannah, Alex, Tupua

Question 7

3 Instruments

Answer 7

Cello, Violin, Grand Piano

Question 8

Dance Elements

Answer 8

Body Awareness, Energy, Relationships, Time, Space

Question 9

Describe Costumes

Answer 9

Military Green colour, men wear long sleeves and pants girls wear singlets and skirts, Deeper green breastplate, made to look rugged in forest, flickers of red hidden around costume to flick up during flight for dominance.
- Quiet costume

Question 10

Themes/ideas 5 quotes

Answer 10

‘birds like humans can be accusatory, territorial and simply astonishing in their primal life force’
‘been inspired by some form of mythology’ - Shona
‘We often have misunderstandings in communication that lead to arguments’
‘We compete for attention and defend our partners and friends from possible mates’
‘what’s mine what’s yours.’

Question 11

Production technology sound quotes

Answer 11

‘caophony’
‘building a ‘colourfully wonky nest at frenetic speed, and all manner f sounds cen be idetified as they flash past’’

Question 12

Production technology costume quotes

Answer 12

‘flashes of red’
‘‘military’ almost streetwear look’
‘utilitarian characteristic’

Question 13

Elements Space quotes

Answer 13

‘the men who contrast the phrase by walking backwards’ - Shona
‘Alex entering sarahs space’

Question 14

Elements time quotes

Answer 14

‘going chaotic’
‘fast erratic hand movements’ - (Emphatic gesture)
‘Goes on too long’

Question 15

Dance title

Answer 15

Trees, Birds, then people

Question 16

Music name and description

Answer 16

Mondo Rondo
- Delicate, Rhythmic, precise, beserk

Question 17

Costume materials

Answer 17

Parachute Silk, Cotton, Nylon

Question 18

Costumes represent which bird

Answer 18

Kaka

Question 19

Music start description

Answer 19

Soft- Natural sounds to represent the forest, birds make light squeaky sounds. Displays peace and balance.

Question 20

Music middle to end

Answer 20

At the middle the music picks up and becomes plucky and irregular, sounds f birds represent arguments. Music is jumpy as territory is invaded. Becomes quicker and more rhythmic t show the back and forth between communication and emphasize the dynamics and relationships between birds.

Question 21

Gender Dynamic

Answer 21

Women are more argumentative and aggressive while men listen and are more hostile to the argument.

Question 22

Composer

Answer 22

Gareth faar

Question 23

Maori Mythology reference

Answer 23

Tane and siblings

Question 24

Emphatic gesture is seen at

Answer 24

2.50

Question 25

Choreographic intention

Answer 25

The similarities and comparisons of behaviours between birds and people