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Fred Bolders Ballroom Site
http://www.xs4all.nl/~fghb/07e.htm Fred Bolders Ballroom Site On this page you can download my self-made dance software for free. When I learn new figures, I add them to the program. Check this page for new figures and program updates. You also can add your own figures. Software for dance notation |
 
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Labanotation Basics
http://dancenotation.org/DNB/lnbasics/frame0.html Labanotation Basics | Labanotation Basics | Basic Ballroom Steps | Ballet Combination | Folk Dance | Motif Description Basics | |
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The Dance Patterns Database
http://www.markus-bader.de/dancee.htm The Dance Patterns Database |
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Sutton Dance Writing
http://www.dancewriting.org/ Sutton Dance Writing : Dance Notation |
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Silhougraphs
http://www.ccdr.org/silhougraphs.html The system cannot notate choreography, but the claim is that the system CAN notate attitude, body posture, etc. and can be useful even as a diagnostic tool in the arena of dance therapy. Interesting article. This formal introduction to Silhougraphs?introduces their genesis, preparation, purpose and value, name, and some applications. The premise is that dancers create shapes in space with their bodies, with their costumes, and paraphernalia as well as with their movements and postures. |
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History of Dance Notation
http://www.ballet.co.uk/mar98/notation_history.htm History of Dance Notation The debate about the necessity of dance notation is pertinent in an age where it proves quicker and cheaper to record a performance on a Camcorder. However, the role of dance notation has always been a contentious one; its position marginal when considered against the pervasive oral tradition of ballet. This must in part be attributed to the sporadic development of a workable system, as well as to the fluctuating fortunes of dance as an art in Western culture. |
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The Benesh Institute
http://www.benesh.org/017.html The Benesh Institute is making a unique and valuable contribution to the development of dance. Its translation of today? dances in a fixed form represents our best hope of placing dance on an equal footing with the other arts. The Benesh Institute is the international centre for Benesh Movement Notation. Benesh Movement is a concise, accurate and versatile system for recording all forms of human movement |
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International Council of Kinetography
http://www.ickl.org/Pages/ickl01.html International Council of Kinetography Founded in England in 1959, the International Council of Kinetography Laban is a non-profit international organization. Its members practise the system of movement and dance notation originated by Rudolf Laban, known as Kinetography Laban or Labanotation. This system is one of the most universally used systems of movement notation for the documentation of, education about, and research on human movement. |
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The Laban WebRing
http://www.ickl.org/ring.html The Laban Ring links websites of organizations and individuals working with Laban theories: notation, motif, effort-shape, LMA, choreutics. Laban Ring is a community of pages with related content, organized into a circular ring. Each page in a ring has links which let visitors move to an adjacent site on the ring, summon a ring index, or hop to a random site. Laban Ring let web visitors quickly and reliably find sites with related subjects. |
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Laban Lab
http://www.dance.ohio-state.edu/labanlab/ Laban Lab Interested in dance and dance notation? If yes, then this site, which uses a multimedia approach to teaching Labanotation ( a form of dance notation), is for you! |
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Introduction to Labanotation
http://user.uni-frankfurt.de/~griesbec/LABANE.HTML Introduction to Labanotation This text is a short introduction to Labanotation. Labanotation is a standartizied system for analysing and recording any human motion. Mainly it is used at theatres to archive ballets. This text aims to give the reader a impression how the notation looks like and how the notation analyses movement. |
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Dance Notation Bureau
http://dancenotation.org/ Dance Notation Bureau The Dance Notation Bureau? (DNB) mission is to advance the art of dance through the use of a system of notation. DNB does this by creating dance scores using the symbol system called Labanotation. This allows the dances to continue to be performed long after the lifetime of the artist. Dance scores function for dance the same way music scores function for music. |
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