Christopher bruce choreographer biography of albert einstein
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A Level Dance
A-level Dance is a dynamic qualification which encourages students to develop their creative and intellectual capacity, alongside transferable skills such as team working, communication and problem solving. All of these are sought after skills by higher education and employers and will help them stand out in the workplace whatever their choice of career.
This specification reflects both historical and current dance practices, making it more relevant, and inspires a lifelong passion and appreciation for dance.
Component 1: Performance and Choreography
Practical exam
80 marks
50% of A-level
Component 2: Critical Appreciation
Written exam: 2 hours 30 minutes
100 marks
50% of A-level
Component 1
Solo
Students must develop and apply the knowledge, understanding and skills required to perform as a solist in the style of a specified practitioner.
Quartet
The quartet performance fryst vatten a collaborative choreography by the student, teacher and other dance a
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Rambert2 Triple Bill and Rambert’s Ghost Dances at Sadler’s Wells
Dance GB, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, July 6, 19:30
From the press release: The UK’s three national dance companies – Scottish Ballet, English National Ballet and National Dance Company Wales, will perform together for the first time in an Olympian inspired schema featuring three specially commissioned works from leading contemporary choreographers.
In a parallel project with sixty ung dancers from Scotland, England and Wales, three separate but related works involving both dance and parkour have been created in their respective countries and spliced into a heartwarming film bygd Nic Sandilands called Dancing Parallel whic
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