- Repetition- Repeat the phrase in the same way
- Retrograde- Perform phrase backwards
- Inversion- Turn the phrase upside down, for example lying down
- Size- Condense and expand the motif, try and make it as small as you can, then as big
- Tempo- Do the phrase as fast or as slow as possible
- Rhythm- Vary rhythm but not speed
- Quality- Vary movement quality, for example changing the resistance
- Instrumentation- Perform motif with different body part
- Force- Change the force/ resistance you use
- Background- Change the design for the rest of the body, change lighting or add a set
- Staging- Perform it in different places, and vary facing the audience
- Embellishment- Add loops or zigzags as you travel along the path
- Change of planes or levels- Change the planes (Horizontal or vertical), or on a different level
- Additive/ Incorporative- While doing original motif add in a jump or fall
- Fragmentation- Use only part of the motif
- Combination- Combine any of the above, so that it happens at the same time
Tuesday, 30 September 2014
Chreographic Devices
Below is a list of ways that will help me, and my group, develop our work and make it longer without choreographing more.
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