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1980's on profess. dance world
allowing dance to arise out of letting go of doing & moving. |
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| Characteristics release based movement |
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Use less effort, values articulate initiations
encourage to work within range
values diff body types
3d moves, relax |
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Choreographers exploring beyond human physicalilty.
EX: Elizabeth Streb, Wim Van Keybus |
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| NON western experimental forms |
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| EX: Butoh, draws from Japanese, western Ameri., and Europe dance forms.. with rigorous training |
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hiphop/modern, tap/modern dance
In America
Jazz/Ballet Twwyla Tharp"In the Upper Room"
Alonzo King- multi cultural, spiritual & fast
Mark Morris -The Hard NUt in 1960's
In Europe- William Forsythe, Matthew Bourne, and Jiri Kylian known for duets, challenging traditions |
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| Decline of Romantic Ballet in Europe |
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Lynn Garafola
Four of Ballet
Women surpass men
Decline of male dancer
major change in France it was normal that ballet associated with women.
poverty of dancers
Decadent period when romantic ballet declined cause Russia ballet rises. |
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Russia
evolution of ballet technique, point-work & lifts
Marius Petipa main choreographer of this Period
codification of pas de deux(Center Piece Ballet)
Adage, variations, coda pose |
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| At 19 years became a star @ Paris Opera (1984) |
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| How does classical ballet differ from romantic? |
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Sense of weight, technical, more of a show.
Tutus were short
focus towards audience
less buoyant, more complex, all on point, very crisp
Specific Lines, everything is high & extended as possible. |
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| Sleeping Beauty; choreographed by Felty |
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1822-1910
Considered "Father" of Classical Ballet
Developed ballet in Russia where the " Maitre De Ballet of The Imperial Theatre"
1869 Don Quixote earlier ballet.
True choreographer, worked with lil figurines at home.
Would tell Tschalkasisky exactly what he wanted w/ music. |
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Italian ballerina.
1st to perform (32) futtes in "Swan Lake" |
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| Assistant to Marius Peptipa |
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| Flexibility (strength), elegance, core, extensions, poise, lines, technique, best dancers |
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| How does contemporary differ from Classical ballet? |
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Varies tempos
Dynamic changes, precise,
Aggressive, men moved w/women still
codification |
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1. Renaissance (1300's-1500's)
2. Baroque Dance (Height of Court Dance)
3. Romantic Ballet (Birth of Point Shoe)
4. Classical Ballet |
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| Italian ballare meaning to dance. |
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1350-1600 IN COURT OF EUROPE
New Theatrical dance
Started in COURTS OF ITALY & FRANCE |
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| GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BALLET |
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Define how to hold body.
Social Activity, how you move in space
Dance was integrated art form was not much of its own. |
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1350-1650
MEN MOVED MORE
FOCUS WAS FOOTWORK
MINIMAL TURNOUT (LITTLE TURNOUT)
FABRITIO CAROSO(ITALIAN)(ABLE TO DO MORE ACTIVE STEPS)
CESARE NEGRI(ITALIAN)
ARMS HELD LOW
PATTERNS ON FLOOR |
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Developed elaborate designs
Theatrical; performed by mobility |
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| GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BALLET |
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Define how to hold body.
Social Activity, how you move in space
Dance was integrated art form was not much of its own. |
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| Ballet Comique De La Reina |
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1581
Comical Ballet
1st ballet, went form 10pm-3pm |
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More fluid footwork
Costumes were louder, arms held higher
Precise footwork
more elaborate with mask & costuming
arms opposite in body, arms, curling of the wrist
Beginnings of ballet steps. |
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1661: Ballet Technique flourish under the "Sun King" of Louis XIV @ Royak Academy Of Dance.
1650: Debut in "Ballet Royal De La Nuit" (Often depicted as APOLLO, SUN KING LOUI XIV) |
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1636-1705
Credited for 5 POSITIONS of the feet..
1670 codified established
1st to perform TOURS EN L'AIR |
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Using arms, lack of effort
limited, restricted, lack of effort
sustainment very controlled
sideways @ hip level other arm held at side. |
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Viewed at top of the hall.
King was who dancers danced for. |
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Developed by Royal -Auger Feuillet
1st published in 1700
Describes vocabulary
read bottom to top
trained as if were in military
LOUI XIV turned dance into military state
Dance begin w/bows to King |
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| LOUI XIV DANCING IN 1600's-1670 |
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1st professional dancer were masked dance.
1681 Triumph of lst LOUI 1st female dancer.
Theaters used RANKED STAGE
under Loui everything was choreographed, Loui XIV was the star.
Loui died 1687 |
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Dance stopped being RECORDED.
Known from engravings, subscriptions
Large head dresses, heeled shoes, hoop skirts
Mask, men wore knee length hoop skirts. |
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1710-1770
ESTABLISHED notation of 90 degree @ hip .
Noted for SPEED, PERFECTION,at 15yrs very young. |
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1707-1756
1st women choreographer ballets which she appeared in.
Jean Gerger Noverre integrated music. |
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