Student tutorials
Tutorials for HSC students
A series of tutorials for the new prescribed works of Jardi Tancat and Falling Angels are being progressively uploaded to Dance HSC Online.
Direct links to tutorials that support study of the prescribed works can be found here. For further information and research articles in both core and major studies, go to Dance HSC Online.
| This tutorial is an investigation of the musical accompaniment of Kylian’s Falling Angels and the relationship of this to the dance. In this tutorial you will research aural elements and discuss the way in which movement and form relate to the accompaniment. |
 | "A piece about our profession" This tutorial is an investigation of the idea that Kylian’s intent in making Falling Angels is to communicate about the dance profession. In this tutorial you will research Kylian’s training, background and influences, view and reflect on references to dance in the work and discuss the way in which Kylian portrays women/dancers. |
 | An analysis of space in Jardi Tancat This tutorial is an investigation of the element of Space in Duato’s Jardi Tancat. In this tutorial you will describe how aspects of space are used in the generation of movement and comment on how the use of space enhances the meaning of the work. |
 | An analysis of dynamics in Jardi Tancat Duato’s joy in his work is passed on to every member of the company in the beauty and rapidity of their movements, in the swirls of the skirt whirling across the stage, and in their quieter observations of human nature.In this tutorial you will describe how Duato uses dynamic elements in relation to variation and contrast and the overall form of Jardi Tancat. |
| An analysis of motif and phrasing in Jardi Tancat Organising the movement is focused on the development of phrases, which use the motif as their driving force. This tutorial is an investigation of how Nacho Duato uses motif and phrasing in Jardi Tancat to enhance his intent. |
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