CHOREOGRAPHY

5. a choreoraphic device or structure in which movements introduced by one dancer are repeated exactly by other dancers.
7. a choreographic device where detail is added to a move, such as a hand gesture or an arm movement.
8. a choreographic device where movements are made larger in space or time.
9. a choreographic device where an entirely new movement is added to a movement motif.
10. a choreographic device where a movement performed by a body parts(s) is trasferred to another body part(s).

1. a choreographic device where a movement sequence is broken into parts and these parts are recorded.
2. a choreographic device whereby movements or a motif are performed backwards (like a rebound video).
3. a choreographic device or structure where new movements are added to existing movements in a succesive manner e.g. A,AB, ABC, ABCD.
4. a choreographic device where a movement is turned upside down.
6. a choreographic device in which movements or motifs are repeated.