Identity for Dance Works

We can say a piece of works is completed only after it is published and there is no exception in Dance Works. 
We can say this creation is finally finished only after the dance is shown on the audience. In this sense , the audience is also a part of dance creation because the final goal of dance creation is to express and convey the emotion and thinking of the creator,  for this reason , a dance is unsuccessful if it cannot be understood and recognized by the audience.  Thus , a dance creator should firstly consider how to make the audience to understand and resonate with the dance as the primary element. 
In addition to the different elements of dance  , the dance , music is the most attractive one for audience when they are appreciating dance works  , because hearing can feel the most and real time information among a human 's sense organs. People usually are easily affected by the  emotion in music and experience it as their own emotion. 
Dance should be in Harmony , which not only is shown in the dance creation but also runs through the dance performance. Besides  , the audience 's appreciation for dance works is also based on this Harmony. 
A piece of proper dance,  music created or adopted can not only reinforce the theme and content , but also can easily arouse the audience 's resonation in the publishing process. In this way,  the audience can  have a sense of identity for the dance works and thus the goal of dance creation can be attained..
I hope you like this blog. Please do comments. Banani Sarkar 

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  1. Sanjib ChandraMarch 31, 2020 at 10:52 PM

    A dancer has the the capacity to narrate the story through their dance. Connecting with the audience through his/her performance is essential and target too. Complimenting a dancer involves more than commenting on their dance moves. Best of luck & all good wishes to move towards achieving the success faster

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  2. Banani SarkarApril 1, 2020 at 3:10 AM

    Thank you so much for your motivational thoughts and all for your good wishes. Keep motivating and inspire me to write.

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  3. SwayambhuApril 1, 2020 at 3:40 AM

    It helps us to know about dance works

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