CH20.2
Develop personal voice in dance expressed within a global historical context.
Indicators for this outcome
(a) Examine how world views changed throughout time and the effects that has had on dance.
(b) Discuss how specific dances evolved from historical events.
(c) Examine a retrospective of a choreographers’ (e.g., Alvin Ailey, Merce Cunningham, Isadora Duncan) and/or companies’ work, (e.g., Toronto Dance Theatre, National Ballet School, Netherlands Dance Theatre, Martha Graham Company).
(d) Develop a dance in response to a global historical issue
(e) Explore a variety of historical world events in relation to self-expression through dance.
(f) Explore other artists’ work related to a historical event or issue and examine a similar event or issue through own self-expression.
(g) Create a global timeline (e.g., photograph, tableau, video and drawing) of historical milestones in dance.
(h) Investigate the connection between specific cultural spiritualties and dance.
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