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Zustand: as new. Alton, Hampshire : Dance Books, 2002. Paperback. xvi,160 pp. illustrations ; 25 cm. (Advanced labanotation series, issue 5). Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9781852730864. Keywords : DANCE,

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Zustand: as new. Alton, Hampshire : Dance Books, 2002. Paperback. xx, 289 pp. illustrations ; 25 cm. (Advanced labanotation series, issue 9). - Introduction to the series -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- I. Modification of directions. 1. Indication of halfway point: third-way point. Intermediate directions ; Between two cardinal directions ; Moving to an intermediate point ; Between three cardinal directions ; Directional definition of pins ; Third-way points -- 2. Minor modifications of a main direction. Proximal analysis -- II. Paths for gestures -- standard analysis. 3. Peripheral and central paths. Peripheral path ; Central path ; Standard path ; Aimed destination -- 4. Indication of aimed destination, straight or peripheral path for gestures. Aimed destination ; Passing flexion ; Inward path indication ; Straight path ; Peripheral path -- 5. Timing for third degree pathway. Empty direction symbol for pathway -- 6. General indication of spatially central or peripheral paths. Spatially central or peripheral paths ; Degree of curve -- 7. Sharp or rounded corners for gestures -- Retrace path -- III. Deviations from the path of a gesture. Analysis of deviations. Single deviations ; Single symmetrical deviations ; Compound symmetrical deviations -- 10. Other kinds of deviations. Asymmetrical deviations ; Non-centered deviations ; Regressive (jagged) deviations ; Loops ; Reference to standard directions ; System of reference based on the path -- 11. Size of deviation from path of gesture -- IV. Modification of path across the floor. 12. Veering off normal path. Distance in modification of path ; Modification of circular path -- 13. Detour to avoid a person or object. Timing of detour -- 14. Displacement for step patterns in place -- choice of description. Toward, away from area ; Reaching a destination -- 15. Displacement paths combined with turning or circling. Displacement paths combined with turning ; Displacement paths combined with circling -- V. Minor movements. 16. Displacements from a point. The distal center ; Distal analysis ; Distal displacements ; The proximal center ; Proximal analysis ; Distal center key ; Comparison between distal and proximal analyses ; Distal analysis ; Use of specific directional keys ; Cancellation of minor displacements ; Direction of relationship ; Size of distal and proximal displacements ; Types of movement -- 17. Vibrating actions. Cancellation of vibrations -- 18. Minor circling movements. Intermediate placements of limb ; Size of transitional arm deviations -- 19. Minor shifting actions -- 20. Deviations for successions. Overlapping successions ; Retained displacement -- 21. Timing. Indication of duration ; Indication of speed ; Momentary displacement ; Emphasis on destination -- 22. Size of displacement. Clarification -- 23. Polar pins. The disadvantage of proximal and distal pins ; The idea of polar pins ; The signs for polar pins ; Displacement from the poles ; Analysis of spoke-like displacements ; To and fro polar displacements ; Circular displacements -- VI. Motion versus destination. 24. Steps versus gestures, direction of progression, shifting and path signs. Direction in a support column ; Direction in a gesture column ; Direction of progression ; Level ; Minor movements ; Cancellation of result of previous motion ; Shifting ; Motion indicated by path sign ; Straight or curved direction of progression ; Flexion/extension or distance -- 25. Toward, away versus destination. Toward and away ; Toward, away from a directional point ; Toward, away from the body ; Away as cancellation ; Destinational statement ; Contraction and extension -- destination ; Motion toward a defined state of flexion or extension ; Motion away from a defined state of flexion or extension ; Contracting and extending -- motion toward -- VII. Path signs for gestures -- 26. Straight path -- 27. Analysis of circular paths for gestures. Planal circles ; Conical circles -- 28. Indication of circular path for gestures. Horizontal circular paths ; Somersault paths ; Cartwheel paths -- 29. Elongated circular paths for gestures -- 30. Diagonal circles, tilted circles for gestures. Diagonal circles ; Tilted circles -- 31. Location and size of circle for gestures -- 32. Circles achieved through flexion of the limb; spirals. Circles achieved through flexion of the limb ; Spiral paths ; Helical paths ; Three-dimensional spiral -- 33. Indication of 'surface' for a gestural circle -- 34. Circular paths for head, torso and pelvis -- 35. Circular paths for hands, knees -- 36. Performance details for paths for limbs. Spatial placement of a conical circle ; Spatial retention for direction of gestural path ; Timing of gestural circles -- VIII. Distance. 37. Length of steps. Natural step-length ; Standard step-length ; Modifying step-length -- general scale ; Modifying step-length -- specific scale ; Length of steps -- modifying distance ; Increase or decrease of distance -- 38. Distance, aim of path. Distance in terms of units ; Relative location for aim of path -- 39. Distance for leg gestures. Distance for touching leg gestures ; Distance for leg gestures off the floor ; Distance of leg gestures from the center line -- 40. Sign for distance -- IX. Orientation. 41. Focal point. Orientation in relation to focal point ; Focal destination for a turn ; Focal point system of reference -- 42. Line of dance -- 43. Front in relation to the path; to the periphery. Front in relation to the path ; Movements related to the direction of the path ; Front oriented to the periphery -- 44. Area signs. Basic signs ; Application of the stage area signs ; Intermediate areas ; Use of narrow and wide signs ; Placement of performers ; Offstage actions ; Further subdivisions using strokes ; Unspecified area ; Areas above or below stage level ; Indications for floor, water ; Miscellaneous area indications -- 45. Wings, lines on stage. Indication of wings on stage ; Lines on stage ; Specific stage diagonals -- 46. Fixed points in.

Zustand: as new. Alton, Hampshire : Dance Books, 2002. Paperback. xvii, 236 pp. illustrations ; 25 cm. (Advanced labanotation series, issue 8). Contents : Introduction -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Part I. Basic information on props. 1. Definition of props -- 2. Indication of prop -- 3. Forms of relating to props -- 4. Duration of relationship, validity -- 5. Part of prop touched, grasped, carried -- 6. Placement of prop on the staff -- 7. Direction, orientation of object -- Part II. Hand props. 8. A stick -- manner of grasping, holding -- 9. A stick -- contact with the floor -- 10. A stick -- simple manipulations -- 11. Movements of a stick -- 12. Rotating, turning a stick -- 13. Circular paths for a stick -- 14. Tracing a design -- 15. A stick -- figure eight patterns -- 16. Hitting swords, sticks -- 17. Relating to sticks on the floor -- 18. Handling a prop gun -- 19. Handling an umbrella -- 20. Handling a ball -- 21. Relating to a cup, jar or bottle -- 22. Handling a book -- 23. Handling a basket -- 24. Skipping rope -- 25. Handling a hoop -- 26. Handling a tambourine -- 27. Handling a pillow -- 28. Handling a cigarette, Apple -- 29. Circling lighted candles -- 30. Handling a fan -- 31. Handling a long ribbon -- 32. Folding a large cloth -- 33. Handling a blanket -- Part III. Clothing. 34. Hat, belt, handker, sleeve, pocket -- 35. Handling a scarf -- 36. Handling a veil -- 37. Handling a skirt -- 38. Handling long sleeves -- 39. Using a false leg, a crutch -- Part IV. Stage properties. 40. Using a chair -- 41. A table -- 42. A rug -- 43. A barre -- 44. A wall -- 45. Stairs, a ladder -- 46. A rope -- 47. A pole -- 48. A box -- 49. An imaginary prop -- Appendix: Historical background on labanotation textbooks. Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9781852730901. Keywords : DANCE,

Zustand: as new. Alton, Hampshire : Dance Books, 2002. Paperback. xvii,260 pp. illustrations ; 25 cm. (Advanced labanotation series, issue 6). Condition : as new copy. ISBN 9781852730932. Keywords : DANCE,

Zustand: New. Sequential Movements shows how to write a successive movement in Labanotation, a movement that flows from one part of the body to another in succession, passing from joint to joint, or from vertebra.KlappentextHow to write a succes.

Zustand: New. This issue covers hand movements ranging from broad general statements for the whole hand to detailed descriptions, that necessitate defining use of a particular surface or edge of a specific joint or segment.&Uumlber den AutorAnn H.

Zustand: New. Center of Weight explores the possibilities of recording in Labanotation movements in which placement of body weight is of particular importance: balancing, shifting weight, leaning and falling. It includes many examples from modern dance technique.

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Zustand: New. This title investigates how to describe types of objects and various ways in which they can be held or manipulated with the hands or other parts of the body.KlappentextThe description and notation of various different types of object.

Zustand: New. This title completes the theory relating to movements on the floor, supporting on various body parts and transitions between such supports. It also gives a full account of revolutions of the body and their recording in Labanotation and offers many reading e.

Zustand: New. This title provides specific details on a range of aspects of movement. These include finer intermediate directions, greater variations in writing paths of gestures and paths across the floor, defined intermediate distances, and specific minor movements.