22.9.14
We watched and analysed clips that refer to black history, to help us gain an idea on what to perform for the variety performance. Myself and five others will be performing together.
Dance ideas
Martin Luther King
This slow emotional dance and music will then switch to a lively celebratory atmosphere as Ashley finishes the section of the speech, which relates to when King was massively applauded by the thousands of listeners within the crowd.
~link to MLK whole speech~ http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/mlkihaveadream.htm
Our movement in the dancing will also at times highlight key parts in the MLK speech, lyrically synchronising with certain sentences/phrases to visually represent his words as well as acoustically.
Our dancing will involve contemporary and Traditional African movement to contribute towards the moods of the sections. Ashley(MLK) reads the chosen section of the speech as we perform to show the emotion in the speech, which then switches to a celebratory atmosphere as Ashley finishes the section, in which we all change our contemporary style to traditional African (this section represents when MLK is loudly applauded by the thousands that supported him). The music would be edited to fit the piece, and designed props would be used.
Nelson Mandela
~Dance example to help create dance/protest~
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