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article 24 March 2025

Dance Lesson: Unison and Canon

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Unison occurs when all dancer perform the same movements at the same time, while canon takes place when dancers perform the same movements but beginning at different times. This lesson will explore the difference between these two concepts and allow students to experiment with them in a self-choreographed routine.

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Berenice Hunt

Director of Dance at Just Dance Fit.

Trained at the Royal Academy of Dance and, with 20 years of experience working with dancers at all levels, Berenice’s career highlights include Teaching at Alexandra Palace and performing at the famous Sadlers Wells Theatre.

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