Choreography II is a prerequisite. Labanotation is a system of movement notation developed by Rudolf Laban in the early twentieth century. It is a tool which is used worldwide for in-depth study, preservation and greater understanding of dance works of this century. In this course students will develop basic skills in the analysis, recording and reading of movement concepts and scores. More emphasis is placed on style and execution.
Combinations increase in intricacy and a larger dance movement vocabulary is introduced.
Pointe work will be integrated into the studio curriculum. Practical and written tests. May be taken up to nine times for credit. Fulfills HPED requirement. Emphasis is placed on increasing technical and performance skills while developing a sophisticated understanding of movement concepts through assignments, class experiences and discussion.