The movement in a free rhythm is determined by the sense of timing in the dancer, and can be improvised or cued. true or false

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The movement in a free rhythm is determined by the sense of timing in the dancer, and can be improvised or cued. true or false

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true? I honestly am just saying that from my personal dance experience.

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