válaszadásban

Válaszadásban refers to a type of creative movement practice that originated in the 1960s in the United States and Hungary. It involves improvisational movement and verbal responses to sound and music, often in a context of group or solo performance.

The practice is based on the idea that the movements and speech of an individual can be influenced by the sounds and rhythms they encounter, and that this can lead to a unique and spontaneous expression of the self. Válaszadásban often involves the use of musical instruments, electronic devices, and other sounds to evoke responses from the practitioner.

The name "válaszadásban" is derived from Hungarian, with "vár" meaning "to wait" or "to listen," and "adás" meaning "to take" or "to receive." This name reflects the practice's emphasis on listening and responding to the external sounds and stimuli, rather than imposing one's own ideas or movements.

Válaszadásban can take many forms, from individual improvisation to collaborative performances with multiple participants. The practice is often used as a tool for creative exploration, communication, and community building. Some practitioners of válaszadásban see it as a way to access deeper states of consciousness and to experience a sense of unity with others.

In recent years, válaszadásban has gained recognition as a distinct movement practice with its own unique principles and methods. However, it remains a relatively rare and experimental practice, mainly known among specialists in the field of creative movement and performance art.