NZ Scholarship Dance Practice Questions - New Zealand Scholarship Dance Assessment (NZQA Standard 93311) Exam

Unison involves dancers executing identical movement simultaneously, whereas canon involves dancers performing the same phrase in overlapping time staggered succession Unison is performed only on low spatial levels, whereas canon is restricted to high spatial jumps Unison requires dancers to face opposite directions, whereas canon requires facing the audience Unison uses contrasting dynamic efforts, whereas canon uses uniform energy levels