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Modern Bodies
Author: Julia L.Foulkes
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Modern bodies exposes the social
dynamics that shaped American modernism and moved modern dance to edges of society, a place both provocative and perilous.
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The Creative Habit
Author: Twyla Tharp
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Tharp leads you through the painful steps of scratching for ideas, finding the spine of your work, and getting out of ruts and into productive grooves. The wide-open realm of possibilities can be energizing, and Twyla Tharp explains how to take a deep breath and begin
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Terpsichore in Sneakers POST MODERN DANCE
Author: Sally Banes
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Source: Library
The book is essential for an understanding of contemporary dance. Sally gives a thorough, accurate and up-to- the minute account of the innovative choreographers of the sixties and seventies, whose performances, working processes, and ideas have blasted open traditional concepts of what dance should be.
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Basic Ballet
Author: Joyce Mackie
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For anybody visting ballet, a knowledge and understanding of the subject must increase enjoyment and the critical appreciation of the Art, and this book tries to give an insight into what makes a Ballet Dancer.
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Basic concepts in Modern Dance
Author: Gay Cheney
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The book offers a brief introduction to modern dance and movement techniques. Of interests to students of dance , yoga and t’ai chi also helps the modern dance viewer better understand and work of Graham, Taylor, Ailey and other modern dancers.
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The Art of making dances
Author: Doris Humphrey
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The Art of Modern Dance presents modern dance as theater. It contains a short history of the dance and various chapters discuss designs, dynamics, and rhythm of dance.
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The intimate Act of Choreograohy
Author: Lynne Anne Blom L. Tarin Chaplin
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The book is for serious dance students and professionals who are interested in both the practical and theoretical aspects of the art, dancers who are just starting to choreograph, and teachers who are seeking fresh ideas and new approaches to use.
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Modern Dance Forms
Author: Louis Horst Carroll Russell
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Modern Dance forms is an introduction to Modern dance, relating ist development to movements in architecture, drama and music.
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Ballet and Modern Dance
Author: Susan Au
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A new final chapter documents the work of the chief dancers and choreographers from the 1980’s to the present, covering offshoots of modern dance such as Tanztheater and Butoh recent developments in performance arts and site specific choreography.
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The complete guide to Modern Dance
Author: Don McDonagh
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The awesome first step in compiling a one- volume sampler of modern dance creativity is to select the choreographers and to choose from their works those which most merits.
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Classical Dance
Author: Ashish Mohan Khokar
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The book presents complex layers of Indian classical dance traditions in a very simple and easy –to- comprehend manner so that both the lay reader and the connoisseur may enjoy it and grasp its history and heritage, content and context.
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Tanz, Palucca
Author: Ralf Stabel
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A biography to celebrate the 100th birthday of German based choreographer, dancer Great Palucca.
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Palucca Aus Ihrem leben- über Ihre Kunst
Author: Peter Jarchow Ralf Stabel
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Studied under Mary Wigman and created her own language of dance. 1925 started the palucca school in Dresden. Palucca talks on her journey on life and art.
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Me Isadora
Author: Dr. Rohini Bhate
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A marathi translation of Isadora Duncan’s book My Life. It speaks of her journey through pioneering the movement of free dance through the world and one might also draw parallel conclusion to Dr. Bhate’s life and her struggle to establish Kathak in Maraharashtra.
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Darpani Pahata
Author: Dr. Rohini Bhate
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Mary Wigman
Author: Mary Wigman
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Ballettanz
Author: Ballettanz
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Laheja
Author: Dr. Rohini Bhate
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My Body, My Wisdon
Author: Tripura Kashyap
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Pina Bausch
Author: Royd Climenhaga
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This book is the first English- language overview of Pina Bausch's work, methods
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Language of Dance Studies, Limon based Modern Dance Techniques
Author: Jennifer Scanlon
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The language of Dance studies prepared for classroom use an in person experience for all dance students. These studies give insight into understanding structured forms of dance and movement content at all levels with an emphasis on enjoyment and dancing.
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Dancing Heads -A Hand- And Footbook For Creative/Contemporary Dance With Children And Young People F
Author: Leanore Ickstadt
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"Dancing Heads" offers inspiration, but also very practical approaches to daily problems: an analysis of structures and problems and a variety of possible solutions and approaches based on 45 years of teaching experience. It is useful for experienced teachers as well as newcomers to the field and for dancers just starting to teach.
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Dance Technique And Injury Prevention
Author: Howse Justin
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In this newly revised and expanded edition, Dr Howse reviews the subject's five main areas: Anatomy and Physiology, Injuries (general), Injuries (specific) - Their Cause and Treatment, Strengthening Exercises, and Technical Faults and Anatomical Variations.
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The Young Persons Guide to Ballet
Author: Anita Ganeri
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The book defines what ballet is and when it began, and outlines the different movements of its development from Romantic to Modern. It then describes the basic techniques, the seven movements of dance and all the ballet steps, and even explains how to tie ballet shoes. There are insights into the world of great exponents such as Fonteyn and Nureyev and some of their famous roles, and into the practical problems of staging a full-scale ballet
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Culture Encyclopedia - Performing Arts
Author: Antony Mason
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Our cultural heritage is created from thousands of years of human development, from hundreds of different art forms and from a kaleidoscopic mix of societies. This lavishly illustrated series presents the wonder and variety of cultural activities and influences, from design to myths and legends, from the performing arts to music, from religions to literature. Children will appreciate the accessibility and immediacy of the fact-packed text, the history panels, the illustrated statistical tables, as well as case histories that help bring to life this fascinating and important subject.
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