This is an introduction and presentation class to movement in music.

Here we will analyse the amount of time we dispose to do any movement. This is very relevant. The bigger the quantity of time, the bigger are the possibilities of creating an action in the body, the less quantity of time the more reduced the action gets. But this does not mean it gets annulated; this is the big complexity of dancing fast rithms.

The length of a musical timing where we have to create multiple actions is less than a second. Only the persistent repetition starting in a slow way until it gets to the adequate tempo make us achieve it.

I’ve divided Movement to Music in four big sections basing on the WDSF judges system. Organised for a better learning.

In this class we present all that language that we will use to study movement to music. We will talk about the Beat, about Beats groupings and Beats divisions. It is a theoretical class that will help us to understand a musical phrases, bars, syncopations, etc.
It is important to have this theory very clear before starting the work of Movement in Music to know in advance everything that we are going to work on.

We start a new block in the movement in music. In this new block we will understand what dynamics are and how we can also train them through levels. It is important that before starting to work on this block you have already worked on the entire previous block on TIMING.