[Verse 1]
When one dancer moves alone, one staff will do just fine
But when the group takes to the floor, we need a different design
Side by side the staves appear, each dancer gets their own
Like sheet music for a band, each part clearly shown
[Chorus]
Multiple dancers, multiple staves
Side by side they're neatly placed
Repeat signs when they move the same
Canon shows the timing game
Floor plans map where bodies go
Group notation helps us know
[Verse 2]
When all dancers do the same, why write it out for each?
Use repeat signs to save some time, efficiency we reach
A bracket shows which dancers share the movement that's in store
Write it once and mark who does it, so much cleaner than before
[Chorus]
Multiple dancers, multiple staves
Side by side they're neatly placed
Repeat signs when they move the same
Canon shows the timing game
Floor plans map where bodies go
Group notation helps us know
[Verse 3]
Canon means they do the same but started at different beats
Like "Row Your Boat" in music class, the pattern still repeats
Mark the timing offsets clear, who starts and when they do
The phrase flows like a wave across, each dancer coming through
[Chorus]
Multiple dancers, multiple staves
Side by side they're neatly placed
Repeat signs when they move the same
Canon shows the timing game
Floor plans map where bodies go
Group notation helps us know
[Bridge]
Floor plans show the bigger picture
Formations drawn from up above
Spatial patterns, where they're moving
Group choreography we love
[Outro]
From solo dance to group design
Multiple scores keep everything in line
Side by side and planned with care
Group notation gets us there