CMA Space Harmony & Choreology Flashcards
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In Space Harmony, what term describes the geometric spatial forms that connect points in the kinesphere?
Answer: Crystalline forms
Crystalline forms are the geometric structures in Space Harmony that connect points within the kinesphere, forming scales and pathways.
The A-scale in Space Harmony is also known as the:
Answer: Defense scale
The A-scale is called the Defense scale because its spatial directions correspond to protecting or defending the body.
Which spatial form in Laban's Space Harmony traces paths through all three dimensions simultaneously?
Answer: Diagonal
Diagonals in Space Harmony move through all three spatial dimensions—high/low, right/left, forward/back—simultaneously.
The three planes of movement in Space Harmony are:
Answer: Sagittal, Frontal, Horizontal
The three planes are the Sagittal (wheel), Frontal (door), and Horizontal (table) planes, each defined by two of the three spatial dimensions.
In choreology, what does 'kinesphere' refer to?
Answer: The space immediately surrounding the body within reach
The kinesphere is the personal space bubble immediately surrounding the body—the reach space available without changing the base of support.
Which of the following best describes the 'peripheral' spatial pathway?
Answer: Moving along the outer edge of the kinesphere
Peripheral pathways trace along the surface or outer boundary of the kinesphere, following its edges rather than passing through the center.