20807247Jazz 1
Course Information
Description
Introductory course in contemporary jazz dance technique. Emphasizes the development of warm-up sequences, isolations, contractions, jazz walks, progressions, turns, combinations and improvisation.
Total Credits
1
Course Competencies
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Analyze these seven elements of danceAssessment Strategiesthrough classroom discussionthrough class demonstrationon a written examthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructorCriteriayou summarize these seven elements of dance (gravity, balance, gesture, posture, rhythm, and moving in space, breathing) as matches classroom lecture and handoutyou identify three specific elements of dance as personally relevant to their dance trainingyou implement goals for using selected elements in their dance technique training
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Analyze the relationship between physical alignment and balance in dance movementAssessment Strategiesthrough classroom question and answerthrough class demonstrationon a written examthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructorCriteriayou use the term "postural center" appropriatelyyou explain the role of "postural center" in maintaining balance in dance movementyou explain the muscular and skeletal adjustments necessary to engage "postural center"you demonstrate control over their own "postural center" while engaged in dance movement
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Implement the use of "turn-out" in technique trainingAssessment Strategiesthrough classroom question and answerthrough class demonstrationon a written examthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructorCriteriayou define the term "turn-out" in relationship to dance trainingyou explain the muscular and skeletal adjustments necessary to maintain movement in a "turned-out" positionyou use of your own degree of "turn-out" while engaged in dance movement
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Demonstrate Jazz dance IsolationsAssessment Strategiesby class demonstrationthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructoron a written examCriteriayou explain the term "Isolation" as it relates to Jazz dance trainingyou demonstrate the Sundari head movements of Jazz dance isolationsyou demonstrate the head rolls of Jazz dance isolationsyou demonstrate the shoulder isolations of Jazz dance isolationsyou demonstrate the arm/wrist/hand sequences of Jazz dance isolationsyou demonstrate the ribcage sequences of Jazz dance isolationsyou demonstrate the pelvis sequences of Jazz dance isolationsyou generate improvisational Jazz dance isolationsyou explain the "Resistance" as it relates to Jazz dance training
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Demonstrate Centre Barre workAssessment Strategiesby class demonstrationthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructoron a written examCriteriayou demonstrate the demi in first position Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the grande' plie' in first position Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the demi in second position Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the grande' plie' in second position Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the demi fourth position Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the grande' plie' in fourth position Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the plie'-releve' Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the releve' Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the cambre' Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the battement tendu Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the battement tendu jete' Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the coupe' position Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the passe' Centre Barre exerciseyou demonstrate the grand battement Centre Barre exerciseyou explains the muscular and skeletal adjustments necessary to perform "Rounding Down"you explain the muscular and skeletal adjustments necessary to perform "Rounding Up"you demonstrate "Rounding Down"you demonstrate "Rounding Up"you demonstrate a "flatback or tabletop position"you explain the muscular and skeletal adjustments necessary to perform a "flatback or tabletop position"you explain the concept of "Contraction and Release"you explain the "Principle of Opposition" as it relates to Jazz dance trainingyou demonstrate the "Principle of Opposition" in designated movement exercisesyou demonstrate stretching sequences in the following positions: Frog Position, Fourth Position, Second Position, Supine Position, and Swastika Position
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Demonstrate Locomotor movementsAssessment Strategiesby class demonstrationthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructorCriteriayou demonstrate stylized Jazz walksyou demonstrate skip/hop/jump variationsyou demonstrate prancesyou demonstrate runsyou demonstrate grapevine movementsyou demonstrate chasse' Locomotor movementsyou demonstrate triplets Locomotor movementsyou demonstrate triplets with a change of direction Locomotor movementsyou demonstrate grand battement in a la seconde Locomotor movementsyou demonstrate Tuck Jumps Locomotor movementsyou demonstrate grand jete' Locomotor movements
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Demonstrate Auxiliary movementsAssessment Strategiesby class demonstrationthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructorCriteriayou demonstrate the Jazz Square Auxiliary movementyou demonstrate the Jump and Lunge Auxiliary movementyou demonstrate the Jazz Pas de Bourree Auxiliary movementyou demonstrate the Coupe' Auxiliary movementyou demonstrate the Hip Lifts Auxiliary movementyou demonstrate the Lindy Auxiliary movementyou demonstrate the Fan Kicks Auxiliary movement
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Demonstrate Auxiliary movementsAssessment Strategiesby class demonstrationthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructoron a written examCriteriayou demonstrate pivot turnsyou demonstrate chaine' turnsyou demonstrate en de dans pirouetteyou explain he term "Spotting" as it relates to Jazz dance trainingyou demonstrate use of "Spotting" technique
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Explore Improvisational MovementAssessment Strategiesby class demonstrationthrough successful completion of skills checklist as prescribed by the instructoron a written examCriteriayou explain the concept of "Improvisation" as it relates to movementyou produce improvisational movement with a swinging qualityyou produce improvisational movement with a sustained qualityyou produce improvisational movement with a percussive qualityyou produce improvisational movement with a suspended qualityyou produce improvisational movement with a vibratory qualityyou produce improvisational movement with a collapse quality