The Formulation of Charted Space-time-quality Verbalization in the Study of Human Movement |
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... Feuillet dedicated his book ; and according to Kirstein , " The method no accredited 32 to Feuillet probably originated with Pecour . " Feuillet's system , whatever its origins , marks an advance in dance notation and dominated its ...
... Feuillet dedicated his book ; and according to Kirstein , " The method no accredited 32 to Feuillet probably originated with Pecour . " Feuillet's system , whatever its origins , marks an advance in dance notation and dominated its ...
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... Feuillet's system had become too complicated to be in much use . In fact , as early as 1760 , the great No- verre wrote in his oft - quoted letter on choreography , " I regard it as a useless art , because it can do nothing for the ...
... Feuillet's system had become too complicated to be in much use . In fact , as early as 1760 , the great No- verre wrote in his oft - quoted letter on choreography , " I regard it as a useless art , because it can do nothing for the ...
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... Feuillet's system but it was M. Dupre , a great 44 The difference dancer of the time , who introduced it . between the two methods is that Feuillet's marks the value of the step on the symbol ; Dupre's uses symbols , but marks the time ...
... Feuillet's system but it was M. Dupre , a great 44 The difference dancer of the time , who introduced it . between the two methods is that Feuillet's marks the value of the step on the symbol ; Dupre's uses symbols , but marks the time ...
Contents
SPACE AND TIME MEANINGS APPLIED | 13 |
GENERAL SURVEY OF DANCE NOTATION | 49 |
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Abrupt according anatomical angular applied arrival aspects Author base of support become Begin End bodily movement body position Category century changes Chapter Chart count dance notation departure described direction displacement distance duration environmental event example extended Feuillet five Flex F floor follows forward given hand human human movement Hypothesis Ibid indicates joint action joint position Laban letters lower meanings measure ment method moderate motion move movement mover musical Name necessary notation system observer occur past pattern plane posi Position 12 present pulse record reference relation relationship relative represents rhythmic right elbow routine Sequence shape significant signs space spatial specific speed spine staff stage steps Studer successive surface symbols takes temporal tension tion upper variables verbal vertical weight wrist written