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Modern DanceMadeleine Craig

Brittany SuggBriana Grillo Emily Varner

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Classical vs. Modern

Rigid vs. Fluid

Structured vs. Free/Laid back

Emotionless vs. Expressive

Technical vs. Freedom of Motion

Small vs. Grand Gestures

Specific vs. Blurred Boundaries

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Posture

Shoulders back Feet turned out Chin up Straight legs “Dancing In a box.” Tuck in butt Tall back

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Classical Costume

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Enrico Cecchetti

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Enrico Cecchetti: Career

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“Maestro Cecchetti”

Imperial School Warsaw State School Cecchetti’s St.Petersburg

School Ballet Russes Miming? Cecchetti’s London School Teacher at La Scala

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Enrico Ceccehetti:The Cecchetti Method

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Purposes of Cecchetti

Uniform dancers

Solid Technique

Independent Dancing

Basic knowledge of terminology/

“Dancing inside of the box”

Exams

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1ABwt-KN6w

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“Modern Dance was born in America when a

number of choreographers and

dancers rebelled.”

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Isadora Duncan

“Founding mother of American modern dance.”

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Isadora Duncan

Self taught ‘Will work for money’ Fantasy and improvisation Done with Ann Daly Off to London: Drawing rooms and

Greek vases Off to Paris Loie Fuller

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‘Isadorables’“Teacher not Celebrity”

Grunewald, Germany

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Isadora’s Style

Natural movements

Art NOT entertainment

Emotions through movement

Greek culture

American love of freedom

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Isadora’s Idea of a Dance Costume

Before After

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq2GgIMM060

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Denishawn

1915 Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn Los Angeles, CA. Ballet 1st to experiment with Modern

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Marth

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Inspired by father’s work

Studied at Denishawn

Student-> Teacher-> Performer

One of the best-known performers

Worked with Mary Wigman

Contraction and release

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Martha’s Style

Contraction and release Emotional Hard, angular movements

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOdOGFtTa7A

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Contraction and Release

Tense all muscles-> Relax body Changed ‘look’ of performers Derived from Breathing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eRfqeTywjQ

YOUR TURN!

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Merce Cunningham Started young Cornish School Martha Graham Choreographer “Choreography by

chance” Abstract

performances 200+ dances

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Beach Birds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra2T_iMXQVM

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Fall and Recovery

Doris Humphrey More relaxed movements; focused the

on the suspension of tension

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Public’s Reaction

•Unaccepted initially •More revealing costumes• Suggestive movements•Culture shock•Everybody loves Martha

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Modern Dance Today

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8TIZhvAvWo

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•Costumes more “flowing”

•Dance is more “outside the box” as far as movement goes.

•Focus’s more on the emotional aspect of dancing and not just going through a series of movement.•ART NOT ENTERTAINMENT!

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