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Which modern forerunner used color, fabric, movement, sound, and light to create innovative dances as a complete theatrical experience?
Lois Fuller
Who established a company of all male dancers
Ted Shawn
Which choreographer married Ruth St Dennis and together they established the Denishawn school of Dance
Ted Shawn
Which forerunner used natural body movements to express emotion, and spontaneously interpret the music
Isadora Duncan
Which forerunner became known as the first Lady of American modern dance
Isadora Duncan
To establish a summer Institute for studying modern dance, called Jacob’s pillow
Ted Shawn
Which choreographer trained six students that became known as the “isadorables”
Isadora Duncan
What was the name of the piece Ruth st Denis choreographed with four dancers using a large silk cloth as a prop
Soaring
Whose technique was based on contract and release and on breath and oppositional force
Martha Graham
Which dancer trained with Nary Wigman in Germany
Hanya Holm
Who choreographed Appalachian Springs in 1944
Martha Graham
Who choreographed The Shakers in 1930
Doris Humphrey
Whose technique was a blend of African, European, Afro-Caribbean, and American dance
Katherine Dunham
Which dancer/choreographer published The Art of making dances in 1950
Doris Humphrey
Which choreographer created a solo, called Cry, for Judith Jamison to represent the struggles of African American women
Alvin Ailey
Which choreographer viewed himself as a “dance maker” not a choreographer
Erick Hawkins
Which choreographer created the concept of choreographing by chance
Merce Cunningham
Which American choreographer was also a composer and a design designer, his abstract dances combine movement with various technical affects, making him known as a pioneer of multimedia
Alain nikolais
This group of diversely train dancers were avant garde experimentalist who rejected the combines of modern dance, practice and theory inventing unorthodox works
Judson dance theater
Which choreographer went on to develop contact improvisation as a dance medium? his exploration of games improvisation in gravity expanded dance invention for large groups of trained and untrained dancers
Steve Paxton
Who was the composer that collaborated with Merce Cunningham for many years
John cage
Which choreographer’s works extend from abstract to dramatic, humor to satire, while using classical music to accompany his work?
Paul Taylor
Which choreographer used blues, gospel, and spiritual music for his choreography
Alvin Ailey
Which dancer was a commercially successful choreographer known for fusion of dance vocabularies and intricate timing
Twyla Tharp
Which choreographer was interested in blowing the lines between dancers and non-dancers. her choreography was created using a series of generic task that turned every everyday gestures into dance vocabulary
Trisha Brown
Which choreographer was known for creating work with socially and politically charged themes
Bill T Jones
Who is the American choreographer/director whose work is acclaimed for its craftsmanship, ingenuity and humor?
Mark Morris
Which choreographer used spoken word in her site specific works. She also experimented with gravity.
Trisha brown
Which choreography found inspiration for choreography in female literary characters, American Southwest and the frontier, psychological themes, Greek myths and cosmic themes
Martha Graham
Who choreographed revelations
Alvin Ailey
If the dancer travels from stage left to stage right, according to the Russian method of fixed points, the dance would be traveling from what number to what number
6 to 8
Which school of technique is known for its strength and spacious lines and movement of grand flamboyant and rich style
Italian
What school of technique is known for its soft, graceful movements, with little ornate, rococo feeling in its style
French
What is the definition of placement?
Equal amount of space between the shoulder ribs and hips
What is the definition of pull up?
Stomach lifted up and back to the spine
What is the final exercise in ballet class?
Reverence
What is definition of en croix
In the shape of a cross
What is the definition of adagio
At ease
What is definition of a terror
On the ground
What is the definition of battement
Beating
What is the definition of efface devant
Shaded in front
What is the definition of grande jete
Large leap
What is the definition of assemble
Assembled
What is the definition of chaines
Chains
What is the definition of changement
Change
What is the definition of chasse
To chase
What is the definition of corps de ballet
Body of the ballet
What is the definition of coupe
Cutting
What is the definition of croise
Crossed
Which port de bras do all the schools have in common
1st

Which cecchetti port de bras is this
4th en avant

Which Vaganova port de bras is this
5th en haut

Which French port de bras is this
5th en haut

Which French port de bras is this
2nd

Which cecchetti port de bras is this
5th en haut

Which vaganova port de bras is this
5th en bas

Which French port de bras is this
5th en bas
A muscle strain usually happens when a muscle is stretched beyond its limit, tearing the muscle
True
There are four hamstring muscles,
Gracilis, biceps femoris, semimembranosus, and semitendinosus
False
The primary function of abductor muscles in the upper to draw the legs towards each each other
True
The iliotibial band is a tendon that contributes to the lateral power of the hip and leg
True

What tendon is this
Achilles

What muscle is this
Gastrocnemius

What muscle is this
Gluteus Maximus

What muscle group is this
Hamstring

What muscle is this
Gastrocnemius

What muscle group is this
Intrinsic