The repertoire for Dance Exam Level 5 usually consists of a number of dances of basic and intermediate difficulty, and the specific repertoire may vary from one examining organization or dance school to another.
1. Basic Requirements and Techniques:
The repertoire of Dance Exam Level 5 requires students to master basic dance techniques and movements, including correct stance, steps, turns and turns. In addition, students need to have a certain sense of rhythm and musical comprehension to adapt to the requirements of the repertoire.
2. Common dance repertoire:
The common repertoire for Dance Exam Level 5 includes classical and modern dances such as classical ballet, jazz, and folk dance. The repertoire chosen usually reflects the student's skill level and artistic expression. The specific repertoire can be determined according to the regulations of the examining organization or dance school.
3. Sample repertoire:
The following are some sample repertoire that may appear in Dance Exam Level 5: Classical Ballet: Certain pieces from Swan Lake, such as the White Swan Dance and Spanish Dance. Jazz Dance: Certain segments from Jazz Night, such as solo and cooperative dances. Folk Dance: Folk dances of various places, such as the Mongolian Dance of China and the Flamenco Dance of Spain.
4. Personal development and choice:
Besides the repertoire specified in the examination, students can also make choices according to their own interests and specialties during the examination. For example, if a student is very interested in a particular style of dance, he/she can choose the relevant repertoire during the examination and demonstrate his/her personal talent and creativity through elaborate choreography.
5. Classical ballet repertoire:
In classical ballet, students in Dance Exam Level 5 may perform some excerpts from The Nutcracker, such as the waltz and the bluebird variation. It is also possible to select pieces from other classical ballet works, such as Sleeping Beauty and Giselle.
6. Modern Dance repertoire:
Modern dance is a free and diverse dance form, and the repertoire for Exam Level 5 may cover different styles and themes. For example, students may choose to perform a fast-paced, dynamic jazz dance, or they may try some modern dance choreography to pop or electronic music.