North-LTLS

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• Story of LTLS:

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LTLS storyline- navigation of a rundown city and the struggles of isolation despite being surrounded by people

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When did Norths work LTLS first performed

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1981 in

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focused on one central charader that is navigating life

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through the urban environment in episodic scenes (structurg

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to rept show the emotional diven journey of lonliness

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in each different experience

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Navigation of a run down city and the strugges of isolation

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despite being around som many peale

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Themes withinthat North wants to Share:

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• Urban Isolation -emphasised sense of disconnection

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• pepicts a portraitor a lonely person un a bigcity

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Aural setting - music composed by Bill withers

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Blues rhythms

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physical setting set by Andrewstoner - depicts a rundoren

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American city with buttings

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lampposts

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on stage lighting by Kohn B. Read - Dim and oppressive to

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create the looming atinosphere of a rundown city and to

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replect the male leads emotions Costume - Bright coloured

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trousers

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bomber achets

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• 80’3 shirts and blazers

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Graham - focused on the use of the body to convey sanseme

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emotion

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eg Internal Struggles in LTLS

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intense contraction and release that’s breath driven

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Matt Mattok - North trained under him

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who was a jazz

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dance fioneer with who influenced North as the clear

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solatiens and Syncopated rhythms seen in LTLS

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Bill Withers - piece was set to the soulful & emotional music

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composed by withers inspined the choreographies emotional

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depit and narrative

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-dynamic dun

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What does expressive movement correlate with?

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Emotional expression ## Footnote Expressive movement is often used to convey emotions in dance.

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What technique is associated with jazz movement?

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Staccato movement ## Footnote In jazz, staccato movement mirrors musical accents and high energy.

Question 32

How are ballet movements characterized?

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Free flowing and technical precision ## Footnote Ballet combines free flowing movements with technical precision in turns and jumps.

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Give an example of a ballet movement.

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Deep parallel 4th position followed by a plié ball change ## Footnote This movement showcases the contrast between stillness and dynamic action.

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What is the role of music in Worth's action content in 'LTLS'?

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Starting point for movement material ## Footnote The music serves as the foundation for the choreography.

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What does the dancer do in the phrase 'I don't want you on my mind'?

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Performs a turn while visualizing ## Footnote This action reflects the emotional content of the music.

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What theme is reinforced through human interaction in dance?

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Loneliness ## Footnote Even amidst a crowd, themes of isolation can be highlighted.

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What does the manipulation of numbers in choreography convey?

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Relationships among dancers ## Footnote This manipulation reflects real-life social contexts and relationships.

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What does the climax in choreography often signify?

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The peak of emotional or narrative tension ## Footnote Climax points are crucial for engaging the audience.

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True or False: The portrayal of social context in dance makes it relatable to a wider audience.

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True ## Footnote Choreography that reflects social issues resonates with diverse viewers.

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Fill in the blank: Jazz movement often features _______.

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high energy sequences ## Footnote The energetic nature of jazz is a defining characteristic.

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What is a key characteristic of Graham style?

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Expressive and narrative-driven ## Footnote Graham technique emphasizes emotional expression through movement.