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Mood, Emotionality & Expression in Dance - Dance Drills &Thrills Concept #1
🕑 Added 2020-03-09 22:40:54 +0000 UTCIf you are new here welcome! If you have been here awhile welcome back! Thank you for your support:) I hope you enjoy practicing and dancing with me. Here you can find a list below of all previous Dance Drills and Thrills posts in order all in one place so it's easier to navigate.
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https://www.patreon.com/posts/34744361
Hello and welcome back!
Something a little different this month, while so far we have focused mainly on drilling technique and stamina to improve it we are now going to take a look at improving and working on our mood in our dancing, our emotionality and our expression. Learning to convey a feeling is just as important as learning to do a clean omi, but it is perhaps a little bit more abstract to learn and improve on.
Key points talked about in this video:
*Learn and acknowledge what your face is doing while you are dancing.
*Film and then intently Watch tour practices. Be kind and be constructively critical.
*Develop and evolve our facial expression, mood and emotionality
*The concept of honesty in our dancing
*Continue to review and evaluate your progress.
Links to stuff mentioned.
Lissa Fakir lyrics
http://www.shira.net/music/lyrics/lisah-faker.htm
https://lyricstranslate.com/en/Lisa-faker-Lisa-faker.html
Full version with Oum Kalthoum
https://youtu.be/AB-3ND7HovA
Esmeralda Colabone dancing to Enta Omri. Esmeralda is a really great example to look to in terms of having a definitive emotional voice that is her own in her dancing. Next video chatting about it we will have another example. If there a dancing that inspires you in this area? Share in the comments and enjoy this lovely video and performance.
https://youtu.be/OuOabbrEjBA
And so you know I did not make it up, Pinkie Pie practicing her happy and sad facial expressions.
https://youtu.be/S7uk_GoNRfY
Thank you so much for learning with me! Hope you enjoy your homework :)
See you for DDT #41.
