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Looking at Contemporary Dance; A Guide for the Internet Age

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2012-06-29
  • Publisher: Princeton Book Co Pub

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Summary

With a focus on dance innovation from the late 19th century to the present, this history provides dance students with accessible information on the major contributors to the art. Organized chronologically by the decades in which innovators were born or dance organizations were founded, the study shows the similarities and generational character that arise from shared influence. Rather than illustrations or photographs, this modern guide offers links to YouTube videos and other internet references to view examples of the work discussed. The scope is international, with coverage of German, Swedish, Belgian, Dutch, Taiwanese, Russian, Finnish, and Spanish pioneers of the avant-garde to illustrate that dance is a global language that continues to break boundaries and explore new ideas. Just a few of the 120 artists and performers featured include Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, George Balanchine, Mark Morris, Twyla Tharp, Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, Jose Limon, Katherine Dunham, Chunky Move, and Trey McIntyre.

Author Biography

Marc Raymond Strauss is a professor of dance at Southeast Missouri State University. He received an MFA in dance education and choreography from Smith College and a PhD in dance and related arts from Texas Woman's University. He lives in Jackson, Missouri. Myron Howard Nadel is a professor of dance and an associate dean for the arts at the University of Texas–El Paso. He is a graduate of the Juilliard School and Columbia Teachers College. He was the founding chair of the dance department at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He lives in El Paso, Texas.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgementsp. xi
Notep. xii
Introductionp. xiii
Moving into the 20th Century: 1811-1900p. 1
François Delsartep. 1
Émile Jaques-Dalcrozep. 2
Rudolf Labanp. 3
Loïe Fullerp. 3
Serge Diaghileyp. 4
Isadora Duncanp. 5
Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawnp. 6
Michel Fokinep. 8
Mary Wigmanp. 9
Vaslav Nijinskyp. 10
Asadata Daforap. 11
Michio Itop. 12
Hanya Holmp. 12
Martha Graham and Louis Horstp. 13
The Era's Influences: Philosophical, Psychological and Sociologicalp. 16
Doris Humphreyp. 18
Léonide Massinep. 20
The 20th Century: 1900 to 1910p. 24
George Balanchinep. 24
Frederick Ashtonp. 27
Kurt Joossp. 28
Agnes de Mille and Antony Tudorp. 28
José Limónp. 30
Birgit Cullbergp. 31
Erick Hawkinsp. 31
Katherine Dunhamp. 33
1910 to 1920p. 37
Anna Sokolowp. 37
Alwin Nikolaisp. 38
Sophie Maslowp. 40
Fresh Approaches to the Same Musicp. 41
The Rite of Springp. 43
Jerome Robbinsp. 46
Merce Cunninghamp. 46
Pearl Primusp. 50
1920 to 1930p. 54
Anna Halprinp. 54
Gerald Arpino and Robert Joffreyp. 55
Roland Petitp. 56
Glen Tetleyp. 57
Maurice Béjartp. 58
1930 to 1940p. 60
Donald McKaylep. 60
Paul Taylorp. 62
Alvin Aileyp. 66
New Dance Groupp. 68
The 92nd Street Y (New York)p. 68
Trisha Brownp. 69
1940 to 1950p. 72
Garth Faganp. 72
Pina Bauschp. 73
Twyla Tharpp. 74
Meredith Monkp. 75
Carolyn Carlsonp. 76
Lar Lubovitchp. 77
Mats Ekp. 78
Laura Deanp. 79
Butohp. 79
Ulysses Dovep. 80
Jirí Kyliánp. 80
Richard Alstonp. 82
William Forsythep. 84
1950 to 1960p. 90
Elizabeth Strebp. 90
Siobhan Daviesp. 92
Bill T. Jonesp. 93
Ohad Naharinp. 94
Karole Armitagep. 95
Meryl Tankardp. 97
James Kudelkap. 97
Stephen Petroniop. 98
Mark Morrisp. 99
Nacho Duatop. 101
Angelin Preljocajp. 103
Claude Brumachonp. 104
David Parsonsp. 104
Dance Fundingp. 106
1960 to 1970p. 110
Anne Teresa De Keersmaekerp. 110
Philippe Decouflép. 112
Michael Clarkp. 113
Postmodern Dancep. 115
Contemporary Technique Ip. 118
Tero Saarinenp. 119
Sylvie Guillemp. 119
Lightfoot Leónp. 120
Dance Theater Workshop / New York Live Artsp. 121
Mia Michaelsp. 122
Helen Pickettp. 123
Shen Weip. 124
Alexei Ratmanskyp. 126
Pam Tanowitzp. 128
Trey McIntryep. 129
1971 to 1980p. 133
Wayne McGregorp. 133
Santee Smithp. 135
Pilobolusp. 135
Two Dance Spaces: The Kitchen and The Yardp. 137
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwanp. 138
Christopher Wheeldonp. 139
Robert Battlep. 141
Danspace Projectp. 142
Akram Khanp. 143
Hofesh Shechterp. 143
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui / Cedar Lake Contemporary Balletp. 144
Sonya Tayehp. 145
Kyle Abrahamp. 146
Hubbard Street Dance Chicagop. 146
Dance Umbrellap. 147
River North Chicago Dance Companyp. 148
The 1980s and 1990sp. 153
Contemporary Technique IIp. 153
Brooklyn Academy of Musicp. 154
The Joyce Theatrep. 155
Alonzo King LINES Balletp. 156
Lyon Dance Biennalep. 156
Joanna Haigood's Zacco Dance Theatrep. 157
Monica Bill Barnes & Companyp. 158
Dance NOW NYCp. 159
Chunky Movep. 159
Older Dancersp. 160
Venice Biennalep. 161
2000 and Beyond: The New Centuryp. 163
Sadler's Wellsp. 164
Contemporary Dance Presentersp. 164
Baryshnikov Arts Centerp. 164
AscenDance Projectp. 165
La MaMa Movies! Dance Festivalp. 166
Dancing on the Edge Festivalp. 166
Center for Performance Research (CPR)p. 168
Ballet Across Americap. 168
Jacoby and Pronkp. 168
Bibliographyp. 171
Booksp. 171
Selected Websitesp. 173
Videos/DVDs/Filmsp. 173
Indexp. 174
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