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CANADA'S NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL[br]Sharing Dance
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Now, we'll move on to work on our dance
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and at first we are going to focus again[br]on the metamorphic section,
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and today I'm going to give them[br]the opportunity to choreograph
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or create a little bit of movement[br]that they can add into this section.
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Just like in the warm up
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I need you to make up a team rhythm.
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Your team rhythm has to have,[br]listen, this many beats.
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
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The students will now return[br]to their two tectonic plate groups
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and we are giving them[br]the challenge of creating
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their own eight count individual[br]movement sequence.
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So it will be an eight count rhythm
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and if they can move whatever[br]way they choose as a team [inaudible]
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I think the more the students[br]can invest their ideas into the dance
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and the more connected[br]they will feel to it,
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the more they will want to succeed[br]as they perform it.
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Now adding in their movement[br]with our sequence,
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they are going to march on the spot[br]saying metamorphic two times,
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then they have eight counts[br]to complete their team rhythm,
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and then 16 count to show that pressure[br]tectonic plate pushing pose.
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Once they understand the sequence[br]and they have practiced it,
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have each group show[br]their different movement
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and then, have the whole team[br]practice together
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as we did last week moving towards[br]each other through space
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showing their marching, their rhythms[br]and their pressure pose.
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Five, six, five, six march it up.
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- Metamorphic, metamorphic,[br]- Rhythm.
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- metamorphic, metamorphic.[br]- Push!
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Two, three, holding, keep holding,[br]keep holding, ready to march closer.
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- Metamorphic, metamorphic,[br]- Do your rhythm.
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- metamorphic, metamorphic.[br]- Push and push,
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and push, keep pushing, keep on pushing,[br]focus on your pushing forward
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- four, five, six, seven sing![br]- Metamorphic, metamorphic
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metamorphic, metamorphic.
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Push, push, push,[br]keep pushing, keep reaching,
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you are going to push them[br]over seven and eight last march.
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- Metamorphic, metamorphic,[br]- Rhythm.
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metamorphic, metamorphic.
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Mountain, mountain, mountain, four,
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ready explode all the way[br]to the floor, explode.
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Now we've completed all the choreography[br]for the dance which is excellent
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so we are going to do a quick review[br]of all the material,
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and the way we did that[br]was almost in a reverse order.
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So we first started with the metamorphic,[br]we just practiced that section,
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now we are going to move back[br]one section and practice
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the igneous section and the metamorphic.
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♪ (music) ♪
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Magma flows.
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And if that team is confident,[br]we'll move back one more
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and then do sedimentary, igneous,[br]and then metamorphic.
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And that's just sometimes a wonderful[br]way to review [inaudible] backwards
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to forwards through the piece.
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Sedimentary rock.
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Sedimentary rock.
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♪ (music continues) ♪
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Lava!
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Lava, lava!
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Metamorphic, metamorphic,[br]metamorphic, metamorphic.
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If the students demonstrate confidence[br]and clarity in their review
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then it's time to move on to performing[br]the routine for each other.