Dance and the Specific Image
with impatience for some young choreographer to read those pages and be
inspired to create a strong and beautiful ... of an exercise, each person is to let
her.his mind roam over the given area of interest until one specific image asserts
itself.
Author: Daniel Nagrin
Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Pre
ISBN: 0822978881
Page: 223
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The Six Questions
This book will explore in terms of movement alone the acting techniques that can
enhance and e liberate dance performance. The term specific image was the
keynote of my previous book e Dance and the Specific Image: Improvisation ...
Author: Daniel Nagrin
Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Pre
ISBN: 082297178X
Page: 240
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Contemporary Choreography
Research in dance education of the type included in this section was virtually non
-existent in most European countries 40 ... 1997) and Daniel Nagrin (1994, 1997)
is also influential; his Choreography and the Specific Image: Nineteen Essays ...
Author: Jo Butterworth
Publisher: Routledge
ISBN: 1136447490
Page: 458
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Dance Education Initiative Curriculum Guide
Choreography
Finishing touches Choreographers must learn to look at the total picture that is
created in their work . ... It might even be helpful to keep a record of specific
images in your journal that you experienced during the choreographic process .
Author: Sandra Cerny Minton
Publisher: Human Kinetics
ISBN: 9780736064767
Page: 164
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The Writers Directory
Publications : How to Dance Forever : Surviving as a Dancer , 1988 ; Dance and
the Specific Image : Improvisation , 1993 ; Choreography and the Specific Image :
Nineteen Essays and a Workbook , 2001 . Contributor to dance journals .
Author: Miranda H. Ferrara
Publisher:
ISBN: 9781558625266
Page: 1094
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Creative Dance for All Ages
... add a variety of images. For example, say, “Can you dance with free flow like a
river, a waterfall, a gentle breeze, a wild wind? ... you think of?” and “Why?” In
other words, what dance concepts were used that brought forth a particular
image?
Author: Anne Green Gilbert
Publisher: Human Kinetics
ISBN: 1492584673
Page: 376
View: 326
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A Map of Making Dances
Taylor said this to a small group , including the writer , at the American Dance
Festival , 1992 . 11 . Cooper ... Daniel Nagrin , Choreography and the Specific
Image : Improvisation ( Pittsburgh : University of Pittsburgh Press ) , 1997 . 23 .
Author: Stuart Hodes
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
ISBN:
Page: 293
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Bibliographic Guide to Education 2003
TC GV1799 . 2 . 347 2002 DANCE MOVEMENT THERAPY . See DANCE
THERAPY . DANCE - PHILOSOPHY . Nagrin , Daniel . Choreography and the
specific image . Pittsburgh , Pa . : University of Pittsburgh Press , c2001 . TC
GV1588 . 3 .
Author: GK Hall
Publisher: G. K. Hall
ISBN: 9780783805016
Page: 512
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Journal of Physical Education Recreation Dance
The Collaborative Turn
CONCLUSION Of utmost importance to me as a choreographer and director is
the individual experience and how that can be clearly manifest within the larger ...
Choreography and the specific image : Nineteen essays and a workbook .
Author: Walter S. Gershon
Publisher: Brill / Sense
ISBN:
Page: 241
View: 324
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Landscape of the Now
... Improvised Dance as a Practice of Freedom (2010) Danielle Goldman
University of Michigan Press Taken by Surprise: ... The Improvisation of Presence
(1995) Ruth Zaporah North Atlantic Books Dance and the Specific Image:
Improvisation ...
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