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Clement Crisp Reviews: Sixty Years of DanceAutor: Clement Crisp
Gebundene Ausgabe, 28.09.2021
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Risk, Failure, Play: What Dance Reveals about Martial Arts TrainingAutor: Janet O'Shea
Taschenbuch, 01.11.2018
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Art Performs Life: Merce Cuningham/Meredith Monk/Bill T. JonesHerausgeber: Merce Cunningham, Meredith Monk, Bill T. Jones
Taschenbuch, 01.09.1998
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Handbook in Motion: An Account of an Ongoing Personal Discourse and Its Manifestations in DanceAutor: Simone Forti
Taschenbuch, 16.03.2021
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Kleider Malbuch: Elegante Kleider Für Ein Stilvolles Und Entspannendes Malerlebnis, Ideal Für Modebegeisterte, Die Ruhe SuchenAutor: Spark Quinlan
Taschenbuch, 23.01.2024
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Mein schönstes Kleid: Meditatives Innehalten (Schriftenreihe der Cajewitz-Stiftung)Autoren: Peter Alexis Albrecht, Christel Sperlich, Irène Zandel
Gebundene Ausgabe, 24.07.2017
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Sepia tanzt allein: Homöopathische Persönlichkeitsprofile in der TanzfotografieAutor: Andrea Simon
Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.05.2017
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Teaching What You Want to Learn: A Guidebook for Dance and Movement TeachersAutor: Bill Evans
Taschenbuch, 08.07.2022
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Eine großartige Erzieherin ist schwer zu finden, hart zu verlassen und unmöglich zu vergessen: A5 Notizbuch als Geschenk für Erzieher, Erzieherin ... 120 Seiten, Lehrer Geschenkidee.Autor: Kayser Publishing
Taschenbuch, 15.06.2022
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The Oxford Handbook of Improvisation in Dance (Oxford Handbooks)Vida L. MidgelowGebundene Ausgabe |
Tango: The Art History of LoveRobert Farris ThompsonTaschenbuchUsed. Very Good conditions. May have soft reading marks and name of the previous owner. |
Choreographing Difference: Body and Identity in Contemporary Dance (Studies. Engineering Dynamics Series;9)Ann Cooper AlbrightTaschenbuch |
Poetics of Contemporary DanceLaurence LouppeTaschenbuch |
Butoh Dance TrainingJuju AlishinaTaschenbuch |
The Makers of Modern Dance in Germany: Rudolf Laban, Mary Wigman, Kurt JoossIsa Partsch-Bergsohn, Harold BergsohnTaschenbuch |
Suki Schorer on Balanchine TechniqueSuki SchorerGebundene AusgabeGeorge Balanchine, world-renowned choreographer and founder of the New York City Ballet, made a tremendous impact on the history of American dance by ushering in the era of neoclassical ballet defined by spartan costumes, technical wizardry, and a new musicality. No less important was his immense impact on generations of his dancers. Mr. B demanded an incredible commitment from his dancers, both physically and personally. Many became lifelong devotees with a continuing commitment to his ideas even after his death in 1983. Suki Schorer has dedicated her life to Mr. B's method of dancing. A former ballerina with the N Y C B and currently a teacher of advanced students at the School of American Ballet, the official school of the N Y C B, Schorer lives, breathes, and sleeps Balanchine's teachings. Balanchine dancers are instantly recognizable, as their technique differs rather significantly from that of other schools. With a teaching style that is her own (she is known for her unrelenting enthusiasm), Schorer translates what she learned from Mr. B for her students and readers of this book. In this technical manual aimed at advanced students and their teachers, Schorer peppers the ballet instruction with stories and anecdotes of her experiences with the great choreographer. The 415 pages and 700 black-and-white photographs of five N Y C B dancers demonstrating the ballet instruction are a real testament to how much one has to learn before donning a black leotard and pink tights and dancing to Stravinsky. < I>-J. P. Cohen |
Judson Dance Theater: The Work is Never DoneAna Janevski, Thomas J. LaxTaschenbuch |
Tanz Raum Urbanität: Tanzforschung 2015, Band 25Marianne BäckerTaschenbuch |
TangoIsabel Munoz, Evelyne PieillerGebundene AusgabeTango dancing is enjoying a rediscovery with concert performances such as < I> Forever Tango and < I> Tango Argentino, but this book by French author Evelyne Pieiller and Spanish photographer Isabel Muñoz makes no attempt to tell the Argentinian dance's history. Rather, it approaches its subject obliquely, with a long piece of fiction and a series of tango song lyrics, translated into English, and accompanying the book's centerpiece, a series of remarkable, glowing, mildly erotic photographs. All freeze the tango dancers in action: tangles of entwined limb tightly clad in stretched satin and fishnet, sweating, and not always just with exertion. The lyrics, presented here as poems of passion and betrayal, capture both the essence of the dance, and the sharp tang of the lifestyle that produced it. Rarely does a book capture pure mood so well-to exclusion of virtually everything else. |