Dance Techniques 2010
What does today's contemporary dance training look like? Seven research teams at well known European dance universities have tackled this question by working with and querying some of contemporary dance s most important teachers: Alan Danielson, Humphrey/Limón Tradition, Anouk van Dijk, Countertechnique, Barbara Passow, Jooss Leeder Technique, Daniel Roberts Cunningham Technique, Gill Clarke Minding Motion, Jennifer Muller Muller Technique, Lance Gries Release and Alignment Oriented Techniques. This comprehensive study includes interviews, scholarly contributions, and supplementary essays, as well as video recordings and lesson plans. It provides a comparative look into historical contexts, movement characteristics, concepts, and teaching methods. A workbook with two training DVDs for anyone involved in dance practice and theory. Ingo Diehl, Friederike Lampert (Eds.), Dance Techniques 2010 – Tanzplan Germany. With two DVDs. Berlin: Henschel 2011. ISBN 978-3-89487-689-0 (Englisch) Out of print.
What does today's contemporary dance training look like? Seven research teams at well known European dance universities have tackled this question by working with and querying some of contemporary dance s most important teachers: Alan Danielson, Humphrey/Limón Tradition, Anouk van Dijk, Countertechnique, Barbara Passow, Jooss Leeder Technique, Daniel Roberts Cunningham Technique, Gill Clarke Minding Motion, Jennifer Muller Muller Technique, Lance Gries Release and Alignment Oriented Techniques.
This comprehensive study includes interviews, scholarly contributions, and supplementary essays, as well as video recordings and lesson plans. It provides a comparative look into historical contexts, movement characteristics, concepts, and teaching methods. A workbook with two training DVDs for anyone involved in dance practice and theory.
Ingo Diehl, Friederike Lampert (Eds.), Dance Techniques 2010 – Tanzplan Germany. With two DVDs. Berlin: Henschel 2011. ISBN 978-3-89487-689-0 (Englisch) Out of print.
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Gill Clarke — Minding Motion<br />
Research Team at the Inter–University Center for <strong>Dance</strong>—Pilot Project<br />
Tanzplan Berlin (HZT): Gill Clarke, Prof. Dr. Franz Anton Cramer,<br />
Prof. Gisela Müller<br />
Authors<br />
Gill Clarke, Franz Anton Cramer, Gisela Müller<br />
Interview<br />
Edith Boxberger<br />
Students and guests<br />
of the bachelor’s degree programm Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>, Context, Choreography: Johanne Bro, Sara Canini,<br />
Siriol Joyner, An Kaler, Nina Kurtela, Ivana Rončević, Julia Schwarzbach, Nils Ulber, and Ante Ursić<br />
Gill Clarke (*1954)<br />
studied English and Education at York University before becoming an independent dance artist, performer, teacher,<br />
advocate, and movement researcher—and recently received an MA in Social Sciences. She was a founder–member<br />
of the Siobhan Davies <strong>Dance</strong> Company and has performed and collaborated with many other choreographers, including<br />
Rosemary Butcher, Rosemary Lee, and Janet Smith. She teaches masterclasses and workshops internationally<br />
for students, independent artists, and professional companies. She was director of performance studies at LABAN,<br />
London 2000–2006 (where she is now a consultant), received a fellowship from NESTA, a London <strong>Dance</strong> and<br />
Performance Award, an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire), is a visiting professor at Ulster University,<br />
and co-director of Independent <strong>Dance</strong>—an organization supporting professional dance artists in London.
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