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Rehabilitation Through Dance Therapy
Shodh Sari, 2023 Rehabilitation through dance therapy represents a holistic and innovative approach that integrates movement and creative expression to enhance physical, emotional, cognitive, and social well-being. This paper explores the history, benefits, methodologies,
Mudita Yadav
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Making The Ballet of the Nations: Directing and Choreography
British Art Studies, 2019 Writers, directors, producers, and dancers Roseanna Anderson and Joshua Ben-Tovim speak with the British Art Studies editorial team about choreographing Impermanence's The Ballet of the Nations.
Roseanna Anderson, Joshua Ben-Tovim
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Espérance, or: New Insights into the Origins of the Chansonnier de Bayeux
Musicologica Austriaca, 2021 This essay tries to shed new light on the origins and the early cultural milieu of the "Manuscrit de Bayeux" (ParisBNF 9346), one of two monophonic chansonniers compiled around 1500.
Carlo Bosi
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Recenzja: Jan Ciepliński, Szkic dziejów baletu polskiego (Londyn, 1956)
Pamiętnik Teatralny, 1956 The author discusses Jan Ciepliński’s book Szkic dziejów baletu polskiego [A Draft History of Polish Ballet], which is based on documents passed on to him by Leopold Filatyn and partly published by Henryk Liński in the second volume of the monograph ...
Irena Turska
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Rudolf von Laban’s Labanotation: the origin of notational analysis methods in sport sciences. [La Labanotación de Rudolf von Laban: el origen de los métodos de análisis notacional en las ciencias del deporte]. [PDF]
Revista Internacional de Ciencias del Deporte, 2015 Rudolf von Laban (born in 1879, Poszony, Hungary; and died in 1958, Addlestone, England) was one of the most significant figures in the movement analysis and dance in Europe during the 20th century (Lepczyk, 2009).
Miguel Ángel Gómez
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The Liminal Space of Medieval Dance Practices: The Case of St. Eluned’s Feast Day
Arts, 2022 This article scrutinizes the use of liminality as a term to understand medieval dance practices. With the case of the feast day of St. Eluned described in Gerald of Wales Itinerarium Cambriae, I first present common ways that historians and theologians ...
Laura Hellsten
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Katarzyna z Fröhlichów Bogusławska
Pamiętnik Teatralny, 2003 The author undertakes to reconstruct the biography of Katarzyna Fröhlich (1811–1886), a graduate of the Warsaw Ballet School, who honed her talent under the tutelage of Julia Mierzyńska at Warsaw’s Teatr Wielki [Grand Theatre].
Halina Waszkiel
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Petersburski benefis Feliksa Krzesińskiego w 1888 roku
Pamiętnik Teatralny, 1995 Based on letters from the Krzesiński family collection held at the Library of the Institute of Art, Polish Academy of Sciences, as well as Russian periodicals and other sources, the author reconstructs the details of jubilee celebrations in honour of the
Joanna Sibilska
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A critical historical view of modern/contemporary dance in Mexico
Revista Brasileira de Estudos da Presença, 2021 This article analyzes some historical accounts by researcher Alberto Dallal about stage dance in 20th century Mexico. Three issues are identified in them: 1) the linearity of history and its teleological division between modern and contemporary dance; 2)
Roxana Margarita Díaz Castellanos
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Dance Articulated, 2021 This text historicizes the concept of street dance (dança de rua) by showing distances and approaches in relation to hip hop. For this purpose, the analysis starts from the cultural history of street dance in the city of Uberlândia, Minas Gerais (Brazil)
Rafael Guarato
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