10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «CHOREOLOGIST» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Ballet 101: A Complete Guide to Learning and Loving the Ballet
notation, which just about any composer, vocalist, intrumentalist, and many a
musicologist can read, these two dance notations can be read only by skilled
notators, who in some instances have the title choreologist. Few dancers so
qualify, ...
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Dance on Its Own Terms: Histories and Methodologies
Marion, “A Comparison ofTwo Scores ofBilly the Kid,” Proceedings ofthe 17th
Biennuil Conference ofthe International Conference ofKinetography Lahan (1991
). 26. Liz Cunliffe, “The Study Group—A Personal Reflection,” The Choreologist
31, ...
Melanie Bales, Karen Eliot, 2013
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Bibliographic Guide to Dance
19.) Teaching issues covered in the seminar held April 21, 1990 are identified
and discussed. NN 93-6018363 Curry, Diana. The Aberdeen International Youth
Festival dance summer school, 1991. (In: [»MGZA The choreologist. London, no.
New York Public Library. Dance Collection, 1994
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The Body at Work: Biological Ergonomics
The choreologist feels able to notate all manner of human movements,
sometimes in considerable detail, although much of the information is qualitative.
The equipment and technical backing necessary for accurately measuring
selected ...
William Thomas Singleton, 1982
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The Oxford Dictionary of Dance
Most of the world's major ballet companies have a choreologist on their staff, and
most new ballets are now notated by a choreologist. Chorus Line, A A long-
running Broadway musical, directed and choreographed by Michael Bennett with
...
Debra Craine, Judith Mackrell, 2010
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Lewis' Dictionary of Occupational and Environmental Safety ...
choreologist chromatogram cles. See also Huntington's chorea, Syden- ham 's
chorea. choreologist One who has been trained and is competent to record
human movement in some system of notation. CHP See Certified Health
Physicist ...
Jeffrey Wayne Vincoli, 1999
Dance Notation: Potential and Problems / 45 Choreologist can act as a
choreographic secretary and work like a stenographer. The choreographer
experiments with his own body, which he feels rather than sees, and experiments
with the ...
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Media and Arts Law Review
To the contrary, the choreographer attends rehearsals without notation49 and
teaches her or his "idea" orally and by demonstration. The Company employs a
professional dance notator — a choreologist — who attends rehearsals and
makes ...
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Ballet life behind the scenes: from classes, rehearsals, and ...
A choreographer does not simply dictate notes to a choreologist, because even
though he may have worked out steps in advance he does not know precisely
what he will do. The choreologist is part of the creative process and is present
while ...
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Reading dance: the birth of choreology
Dance companies employing a choreologist have discovered the considerable
saving it involves, especially of expensive rehearsal time. The mounting of a
ballet from the score takes a fraction of the normal time and preliminary work is
done ...
Rudolf Benesh, Joan Benesh, 1977
8 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «CHOREOLOGIST» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
choreologist im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
PHILSTAGE hails theater's best with Gawad Buhay
... the first lady of Philippine theater, and choreographer/choreologist Basilio Esteban Villaruz with a pair of Natatanging Gawad Buhay lifetime ... «Manila Standard Today, Jun 14»
Ricardo Bustamante: Profile of a Ballet Master at San Francisco Ballet
"All the information comes to us via Nancy Raffa, who is a choreologist and répétiteur -- the person in charge of staging it and teaching us the ... «Huffington Post, Apr 14»
'Onegin,' a tale of remorseful love, returns to American Ballet Theatre
“He was very modern and forward-thinking,” says Jane Bourne, another notator, or choreologist, who has staged “Onegin” for American Ballet ... «The Star-Ledger - NJ.com, Jun 12»
Romeo and Juliet overkill?
The choreologist's notes which record the movement of each dancer. Halaina Hills and Chengwu Guo at rehearsals for the Australian Ballet's ... «Brisbane Times, Jan 12»
Miami City Ballet to close 25th season in a big way with million …
They are expected to grow up pretty fast,” said Jane Bourne, the Stuttgart Ballet choreologist and repetiteur who is coaching the Miami dancers ... «South Florida Classical Review, Mär 11»
For Ballet Partners, a Farewell Pas de Deux
Monica [Parker, the choreologist who assisted MacMillan when he created "Manon"] said to me, it's not a "ballet," it's "life." She said, "You are ... «Wall Street Journal, Jan 09»
Early retirement: Signs of life after dance
... the National Ballet of Canada's senior ballet master, got a retraining grant from the centre to be educated as a choreologist, or dance notator. «Toronto Star, Jan 08»
'The Rite of Spring'
Curry, a choreologist (one who preserves dance through written notation), works for Tetley, staging his ballets with various companies. «Deseret News, Apr 04»
