Answer:
Time
Energy
Space
Explanation:
Time encompasses rhythm, speed and syncopation of movements. Using time in different combinations to music can create intricate visual effects. Using ideas such as quick, quick, slow or stop movements are examples.
Energy relates to the quality of movement. This concept is recognizable when comparing ballet and tap. Some types of choreography are soft and smooth, while others are sharp and energetic.
Space is the area the dancer is performing in. Space has levels; low floor moves, medium standing moves and high leaping and lifting moves.Space also refers to how the dancers move through the area. Direction of movement can be straight, curved, diagonal or changing.
By using these three elements in combinations, many variations in movements can be created. Variety will keep the audience engaged. Define the energy of movements. Articulate when movements are meant to be slow, fast, in a wave or hit. Use rhythm to change movements. Stop and start; use movements to emphasize elements in the music. Use levels of space in combinations, dancers doing movements high, medium and low at different times in different combinations.
