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‘The seven deadly sins’ was the stimulus for the integrated piece. This immediately gave each group member lots of ideas about the possible ways in which we could incorporate dance music and drama in this piece.
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'The seven deadly sins' was the stimulus for the integrated piece. This immediately gave each group member lots of ideas about the possible ways in which we could incorporate dance music and drama in this piece. Initially the group experienced difficulties in finding one idea to stick to. This was due to the fact that everyone had so many ideas about this topic it was impossible to incorporate everything and still keep a sense of direction within the piece. It was then decided that there being ten people in the group, seven were chosen to portray sins, and three members were chosen to be affected. This worked really well, and the improvisation process began with a vast amount of ideas. After discussing what the group had to accomplish, we set about thinking of dance motifs, drama sketches, and composing our own musical score. Each sin had its own musical theme....
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