Lyrical dance is often choreographed to a song about freedom, of releasing a sad emotion, or of overcoming obstacles, but can be choreographed to any human emotion-related song. It is a combination of intricate, highly technical, and pedestrian/naturalistic moves. Lyrical dance is expressive, subtle and dynamic, expressing emotions through movement. Lyrical dance gained its name not because the lyrics of a song are sometimes highlighted over the rhythm, but because of the meaning of the word lyrical: having a poetic, expressive quality musical characterized by or expressing spontaneous, direct feeling expressing deep personal emotions or observation highly rhapsodic or enthusiastic. Choreography is often emotional, gripping, and exquisitely delicate, all at the same time. It is mainly performed to music with lyrics, and the song’s lyrics are a driving force and key inspiration for the movement. Lyrical dance has a relatively recent history and a genesis based on the coming together of ballet, rock, a variety of jazz dance and modern dance, and to a lesser degree, punk and swing. A lyrical dancer’s movements attempt to show the meaning of the music.
Lyrical dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion to interpret music and express emotion. Lyrical dance is a fusion of ballet and jazz dance techniques.
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