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El. knyga: Moving Notation [Taylor & Francis e-book]

  • Formatas: 396 pages
  • Serija: Performing Arts Studies
  • Išleidimo metai: 28-Jul-1998
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781315079134
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  • Formatas: 396 pages
  • Serija: Performing Arts Studies
  • Išleidimo metai: 28-Jul-1998
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781315079134
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Designed specifically for university-level study, Moving Notation will  benefit students and teachers of both dance and music, offering a  complete introduction to the theory and practice of musical rhythm and  elementary Labanotation. Performing Arts Studies aims to provide stimulating resource books of both  a practical and philosophical nature for teachers and students of the  performing arts: music, dance, theatre, film, radio, video, oral poetry,  performance art, and multi-media forms.
Introduction to the Series xv
Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction xix
How to use this book xx
Getting Started
Rhythmic Concepts
Time
1(1)
Beat Divisions
1(1)
Rhythm versus Beat
2(1)
Basic Time Values
3(1)
Beat Assignment
4(3)
Tempo
7(1)
Movement Concepts
Basic Direction Symbols
8(1)
The Staffs
9(1)
Level Changes
10(1)
Placement of Symbols on the Staffs
11(2)
Relationship Pins and Hold Signs
13(3)
How many Feet?
16(1)
Taking a Step/Moving the Center of Weight
16(3)
Notation
RN (Rhythmic Notation)
19(1)
LN (Autography / Labanotation)
20(3)
Rhythmic Applications
The Code Words
23(3)
Sub-division and ``Hand-els''
26(1)
Synchronizing LN to RN
27(3)
Movement Applications
The 5 Positions of the Feet (Western Dance)
30(3)
Stepping into the Open Positions
33(1)
Basic Movement Clusters
34(1)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
35(2)
Tricky Rhythms
37(1)
Suggested Assignments
38(3)
Getting Organized
Rhythmic Concepts
Meter
41(1)
Time Signatures
41(1)
Simple Time
42(1)
Metric Characteristics
43(3)
Applying Rhythm to Meter
46(5)
Preparation and Release
51(1)
Pickups: external (``& One'')
52(3)
``One &'' versus ``& One''
55(1)
Movement Concepts
Step Size and Levels
56(1)
Lengthening and Shortening: steps and positions
56(2)
Stepping versus Shifting Weight: moving from 2 feet to 1 foot
58(1)
Changing Level within Steps
59(2)
Notation
Setting up LN Measures
61(1)
RN: beaming
62(1)
Alignment
63(3)
RN: small repeats
66(2)
LN: small repeats
68(3)
Rhythmic Applications
Code Words: derived ``Diatonic''
71(1)
Metric Re-grouping
72(2)
Movement Applications
Movement Clusters in 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4
74(1)
Conducting Patterns
75(2)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
77(2)
LN Etudes
79(1)
More Tricky Rhythms
80(1)
Suggested Assignments
81(2)
First Expansions
Rhythmic Concepts
Dotted Values
83(2)
Phrases and Cadences
85(2)
Pickups: internal
87(2)
Articulations and Accents
89(4)
Movement Concepts
Accents
93(1)
Leg Gestures
94(3)
The Step-Gesture Rule
97(2)
Arm Gestures
99(4)
Relationship Pins on Arm Gestures
103(1)
Notation
RN: ties
104(2)
Bows: ties, slurs, and phrases
106(2)
Rules: writing and beaming ``by the beat''
108(1)
RN: common errors
109(1)
LN: common errors
110(2)
Rhythmic Applications
Code Words: 8th and 16th combinations
112(1)
Re-grouping: thru-beats
113(4)
Code Words: displacing the quarter in 2 beats
117(1)
Code Words: dotted quarters and larger
118(2)
Movement Applications
Clusters: leg gestures
120(1)
Reading Arm Gestures
121(1)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
122(2)
LN Etudes
124(3)
More Tricky Rhythms
127(1)
Suggested Assignments
128(5)
Approaching Perfection
Rhythmic Concepts
Compound Time
133(1)
Compound Time Signatures
134(2)
Perfect Meter
136(1)
Comparisons: simple versus compound
137(2)
Rhythmic Identity and Transposition
139(3)
Tree of Perfect Meter: expanded
142(1)
Movement Concepts
Going into the Air
143(3)
Lengthening and Shortening: leg gestures
146(1)
Split-column Leg Gestures
147(2)
Lengthening and Shortening: arm gestures
149(1)
Split-column Arm Gestures
150(1)
Notation
RN: compound time
151(1)
RN: complex resting
152(1)
LN: springs and air lines
153(1)
Split-column Symbols
154(1)
Repeated X and Backward N
155(2)
Rhythmic Applications
Compound Code Words
157(1)
The Compound ``Hand-el''
158(1)
Re-grouping: advanced
158(4)
Movement Applications
Clusters: compound
162(1)
Clusters: ballet springs
163(1)
Clusters: flok and social
163(2)
Clusters: modern
165(1)
Compound Conducting Patterns
166(1)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
167(3)
LN Etudes
170(4)
More Tricky Rhythms
174(1)
Suggested Assignments
175(6)
2's and 3's
Rhythmic Concepts
Irregular Meter
181(1)
Long Beats and Short Beats
182(2)
The Tree of Irregular Meter
184(2)
Polyrhythm: triplets and duplets
186(2)
Polymeter: ``two against three''
188(3)
Movement Concepts
Pivot Turns
191(4)
Applying Ties to Steps and Turns
195(1)
Turns in the Air
196(1)
Turns that Begin or End in the Air
196(1)
Retentions in Space (``space holds'')
197(2)
Transitional and Non-swivel Turns
199(1)
Notation
RN Rules
200(1)
Front Signs: stage facings
201(1)
Pins in Turn Signs
201(1)
Turn Signs: leg gestures
202(2)
Hold Signs on Gestures
204(1)
Tables of Hold Signs and of Cancellations
204(1)
Air Lines with Turns
205(1)
Rhythmic Applications
Irregular ``Hand-els''
206(1)
Re-grouping: irregular
206(2)
Movement Applications
Clusters: turns
208(1)
Clusters: irregular
209(1)
Conducting Patters: irregular
210(1)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
211(4)
LN Etudes
215(4)
More Tricky Rhythms
219(1)
Suggested Assignments
220(1)
Upsetting the Balance
Rhythmic Concepts
Syncopation
221(1)
Syncopation: upbeat (contre-temps)
222(2)
Syncopation: off-beat
224(3)
Syncopation: styles and use
227(2)
RN Dynamics
229(3)
Movement Concepts
LN Dynamics
232(3)
Stage Area Signs
235(1)
Entering and Exiting
236(1)
Floorplans
237(2)
Floorplans: placing the dancer on the stage
239(2)
Floorplans: duets and groups
241(1)
Notation
RN Rules: syncopation
242(1)
LN Rules: floorplans
243(2)
Rhythmic Applications
Re-grouping: moving between simple and compound meters
245(2)
Re-grouping: moving between perfect and irregular meters
247(3)
Movement Applications
Clusters: syncopated
250(1)
Clusters: dynamics
251(1)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
252(3)
LN Etudes
255(2)
More Tricky Rhythms
257(1)
Suggested Assignments
258(3)
Changing Times
Rhythmic Concepts
Metric Registration
261(3)
Variable (Mixed) Meter
264(1)
Alternating Meter
265(1)
Monometer: 1-beat measures
266(2)
Additive Measures
268(1)
Movement Concepts
Paths: straight
269(2)
Paths: circling
271(4)
Focal Points
275(3)
Path Signs: combination
278(2)
Notation
RN Rules
280(1)
Cross-beaming
280(2)
Rhythmic Applications
Code Word Combinations
282(1)
Movement Applications
Circle Centers
282(1)
Floorplans for Circling
283(2)
Clusters with Floorplans
285(3)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
288(3)
LN Etudes
291(10)
More Tricky Rhythms
301(1)
Suggested Assignments
302(3)
Conclusions
Rhythmic Concepts
Polymeter: superimposition
305(3)
Polymeter: mixed
308(1)
Polymeter: mixed variable
309(2)
Special Effects
311(5)
The Canon
316(3)
Movement Concepts
Danced Canons
319(1)
More Palm Facings
319(2)
Six Degrees of Contraction
321(3)
Contact and Touching
324(1)
Table of Bows
325(1)
Notation
RN Repeats: large and sectional
326(3)
Scoring for Percussion/Creating New Symbols
329(3)
LN Repeats: large and sectional
332(4)
Rhythmic Applications
Beyond ``2 against 3''
336(6)
Movement Applications
Clusters: polymetric
342(2)
Chapter Wrap
RN Etudes
344(7)
LN Etudes
351(2)
Last Tricky Rhythms
353(2)
Suggested Assignments
355(2)
Appendix A Table of Maxims 357(12)
Appendix B Music Cues 369(1)
Index 369


Jill Beck (University of Pennsylvania (Emeritus), United States) (Author) ,  Joseph Reiser (Author