Preparing the performance
Movement, breath and musical score are synchronized.
DV music language · live notes
DV visual layer: Do red · Re orange · Mi yellow · Fa green · Sol cyan · La blue · Si violet. Colored note blocks display both pitch and duration.
✎ EDIT THE WRITTEN DV MUSICAL NOTES
Choose an instrument, write pitches and beat durations (e.g. C4:Q D4:E E4:E G4:H). The score parser builds the playback directly from your notes and repeats your phrase through the session. No MP3 or prerecorded sound.
Full layered movement score
Click any score cell to jump to that movement.
About this Demo V1
Traditional-dance-informed choreography includes lion dance (two performers in one costume), Yangge, lantern, peacock, sword, flower-drum, umbrella, and stylized silk-and-ribbon dance with contrasting original music. The Jasmine Flower session uses the public-domain Mo Li Hua melody; other arrangements are newly authored and historically inspired rather than claimed reconstructions.
Original and public-domain-derived note sequences are played through a layered, buffered Web Audio synthesizer (no prerecorded copyrighted recordings). The Chinese Jasmine Flower melody derives from a public-domain traditional tune. Chinese dance references: head-and-tail lion roles and Yangge ensemble customs; public-domain Mo Li Hua reference. Lion dance movement references also include Singapore National Heritage Board and high-pole lion choreography. These links document traditions; the original generated graphics and score are not third-party recordings or copied choreography. This is stylized educational visualization, not certified cultural reconstruction. Movements are expressive demonstration models, not a substitute for qualified instruction.
DV Language ecosystem
Connected to the broader DV notation idea: one score controls music, movement, expression and performance.