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Lesson 1 - Dance Periods Flashcards

1
Q

a form of art using rhythmic bodily movements expressing ideas and emotions accompanied by
music

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Dance

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Recite the 7 dance periods in a chronological order

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PRE-HISTORIC PERIOD

GREEK PERIOD

ROMAN PERIOD

MEDIEVAL PERIOD

RENAISSANCE PERIOD

CLASSIC PERIOD

MODERN PERIOD

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3
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a religious practice that involves a practitioner

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Shamanism

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a religious practitioner who is believed to

interact with a spirit

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Shaman

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4 purposes of dance in Pre-Historic Period

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AS COMMUNICATION

AS HEALING

USED IN CEREMONIES AND RITUALS

METHOD OF EXPRESSION

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6
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According to Plato, it is the one that most influence the soul.

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Dance

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It is divine in its nature and is the gift of the gods. - Plato

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Dance

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8
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evolved from basic dramatic form which incorporated dance, music, spoken words and costumes.

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Greek Dance

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Art evidences in Pre-Historic Period

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rock and cave writings

drawings and paintings

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This is the formation in dances during Pre-Historic Period

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Circles around a bonfire while chanting

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During this period, women dance for fertility and majority for healing and wishes, mourn for the dead, and celebrate nativities

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Pre-Historic Period

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Earliest steps in Pre-Historic Period

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Stomping, clapping, drumming, tapping

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During this period, couple dances- men and women as partners- are not popular

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Pre-Historic Period

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During this period, there were no costumes, instead there were decorations such as tattoos, feathers, piercings, masks, animal skins, etc.

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Pre-Historic Period

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Aside from Dionysian, another dance in the Greek period is a religious dance usually performed in funerals and ceremonies with lyre as an instrument.

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Apollonian

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A Greek dance term wherein dancers dance on top of grapes for wine making.

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EPILINIOS

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17
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Boys and girls who are couples dance together in a snake like movement.

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GERONOS

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18
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This dance in the Greek period kind of accepted couple dances but there were still a few physical movement.

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GERONOS

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A dance used to tell stories through body gestures accompanied by music.

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PANTOMIME

20
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This dance introduced pantomime and can be religious

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IPORCHIMA

21
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a dance by a bride with her mother in a wedding ceremony

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IMENEOS

22
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In this period, dances were performed primarily for entertainment and their own ammusement.

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Roman Period

23
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Low class dancers became professionals compared to respected artist when paid

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Roman Period

24
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The period of Dance wherein, people from wealthy class do not dance and instead would hire dancers to entertain them.

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Roman Period

25
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The period where men and women are allowed to dance together.

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Greek Period

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Entertainments this period were burlesque, erotic, comic, and frightening.

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Roman Period

27
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Period where Pantomime became popular

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Roman Period

28
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Dance in this time was NOT sacred, rather, it was a low form of entertainment

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Roman Period

29
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The place where the dancers or slaves came from in the Roman Period

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Greece

30
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Formation of dances during the Roman Period

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Lines; with the leader at the front

31
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Church played a crucial role in this period, and eventually started to accept dancing as part of religious ceremonies.

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Medieval Period

32
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The dances of this period where reserved, included dramatic rituals, and did not allow dancing at first unless it was used in churches.

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Medieval Period

33
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Different types of dance in Medieval Period

A

circle dance

court dance

line dance

country dance

34
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Because of the repression, dances like the Egg dance and Scottish dance were eminent in this period.

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Medieval Period

35
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2 instruments in Medieval Period

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loot and drums

36
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In this period, dance was used for social gatherings, entertainment, and religion.

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Renaissance Period

37
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a French chain dance that is believed to come from the French word branler

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Branle

  • with circle formation
38
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The French word branler means?

A

to sway

39
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Categories of dances in Renaissance Period

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On court: skillful dancers

country dances: for everyone and their entertainment

40
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The birth of ballet was in what period of dance?

A

Renaissance Period

explanation: ballet was born in this time but it was later on popularized in the classical period

41
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a period characterized by grace and precision of movement and by elaborate formal gestures, steps, and poses.

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Classical Period

42
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a conventional dance revealing the emotions through poetry or dance drama.

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Classical Dance

43
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The period where ballet became popular

A

Classical Period

“classical ballet”

44
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the period from 20th Century onwards

A

Modern Period

45
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Social dances and other kinds of dances flourished

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Modern Period

ex. ballroom dances

46
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began as free form style lyrical ballet among a community of professional ballet dancers who refused to stop dancing.

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Modern Period

47
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Classification of ballet dancing wherein the use of own steps and choreographies are evident

A

Lyrical or Contemporary Ballet

  • precise movements: Classical Ballet

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