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Studia
Choreologica Vol. I (1999)
ed.
by Roderyk Lange
ISBN
83-908462-3-3
liczba
stron: 104, ilustracje
wymiary:
146 x 210 mm
okładka:
miękka
cena: 50,00
zł
The
first volume of our series contains three studies dealing with diverse
aspects of choreological interest.
Roderyk
Lange investigates “The Position of Dance in
Contemporary European Culture”. This is
a programmatic survey, involving issues such as: The
instability of the notion “dance”, the texture of
dance, the urbanised environment and dance, the role of
non-professional dance, dance and education, the teaching of dance,
recreation and entertainment (ballroom and social dance), therapy and
rehabilitation, theatrical dance, and the scholarly domain of dance
choreology.
The ethnomusicologist, Allan
Thomas, discusses “Dance
Costume in the Central Pacific Islands”. This
study is based on the analysis of various published sources, but also
on the author’s direct field work. The dance costume is shown
as an integral part of dance activities in the Pacific, and the
significance given to it by the native people, is demonstrated. The
author stresses the application of colour and vibrancy, as aesthetic
qualities within a dance action.
The musicologist and dance historian, Monika
Fink, surveys “The
Function of Dance and Ball in the Opera Spectacle”.
She traces the symbolic role given to dance in various operatic ball
scenes. The author shows how dance is used as a means to
convey a particular atmosphere, or to characterise
a situation, inherent in the plot.
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horeologia,
kinetografia, notacja ruchu, notacja tańca, zapis tańca, taniec, taniec
współczesny,
taniec historyczny, taniec ludowy, warsztaty taneczne, Instytut
Choreologii w
Poznaniu, Poznań, analiza ruchu, eksploracja przestrzeni, rekonstrukcja
tańców, Roderyk Lange, warsztaty, taniec w Poznaniu, badania
nad
tańcem, Knust, Laban, letnie warsztaty taneczne, warsztaty taneczne w
Poznaniu |
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