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    Characteristic Drives, Rudolf Laban, October 15, 1953

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    A framed manuscript chart based on the theory of Effort qualities developed by Rudolf Laban. The chart is not in Laban’s hand and his signature is by William Carpenter. The chart was given to Marion North, a Laban pupil, who later gave it to Dianne Dulacai, one of her students. The chart is dated October 15, 1953

    Figures: Rudolf Laban

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    This essay considers Rudolf Laban (1879–1958) as a performance philosopher. Best known for his work as a dancer, dance theorist, teacher and as the ‘founding Father’ of European modern dance, the chapter argues that Laban also made a significant contribution to our understanding of dance and movement as philosophy through his notions of ‘movement-thinking’ and choreosophy. If a performance philosopher is someone who seeks to interrogate the very divides between performance and philosophy; theory and practice; body and mind; thinking and doing, then Laban’s entire oeuvre can be seen as a pursuit of these ideals. However, the essay also considers the collective knowledge produced in and by Laban’s dancers, who perform “his” philosophy in their own, embodied ways

    Die Hauptfigur der Tanzgeschichte im 20. Jahrhundert

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    In meiner Diplomarbeit beschäftige ich mich mit den folgenden Leitfragen: Wie entwickelte sich das Ballett zum Ausdruckstanz? Wer war Rudolf von Laban? Was bedeutet die Bewegungsnotation, die Tanznotation? Wie kann ich die Labanotation präsentieren? Was für eine Rolle spielte Rudolf von Laban in der Tanzgeschichte? Wie wirkte er auf die anderen Tänzer und Tänzerinnen? Mein Hauptziel ist in dieser Arbeit, die vielschichtigkeite Persönlichkeit von Rudolf von Laban, seine Werken und seine Tanznotation zu zeigen.BKnémetegyetem

    El dominio del cuerpo: Rudolf Laban

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    Presentación que abarca el lenguaje corporal y concepción de Rudolf Laban sobre el dominio del movimiento

    The Way of Transformation (The Laban-Malmgren System of Dramatic Character Analysis)

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    The dissertation is a 'critical edition' of a system of actor training based on three main sources: a vocabulary of movement analysis developed by Rudolf Laban in the last years of his life; C. G. Jung's theory of psychological functions and types; and the acting system of C. Stanislavski and his main followers. The three strands were brought together by the dancer and acting teacher Yat Malmgren (1916-2002), who taught his system for over forty years to some of the major figures of world theatre and film: Peter Brook, Pierce Brosnan, Simon Callow, Sean Connery, Anthony Hopkins, Adrian Noble among others. The dissertation is presented in two volumes: - Volume I sets the system in context, historically as well as in terms of current discourses about the nature of acting. It includes a survey of its origins, followed by an in-depth examination of its three main sources, focusing on the central concept of energy in acting. Further chapters describe: a. a systematic, step-by-step psychophysical approach to analysing character, the actor's own self and to ways of bridging the two in the process of transformation. The author captures the salient features of a method of work which informs aspects of Western acting practice. b. the light thrown by the system on the idea of theatre character. The author puts forward the idea of a character 'independent' of both actor and text. c. the applications of the system in training and professional practice, based on interviews with a number of prominent British actors and directors. - Volume II consists of a detailed, annotated description of the system. It is based on a free transcript of recordings of Yat Malmgren's teaching and amounts to a 'manual' for those interested in studying and/or teaching the system. The volume is illustrated throughout. Appendices include original materials derived from Laban's last years of work, published here for the first time

    Dick McCaw e os escritos inéditos de Rudolf Laban

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    Review of the book The Art of Movement: Rudolf Laban’s Unpublished Writings (Routledge, 2024), edited by Dick McCaw, emeritus reader in Performance Practices at Royal Rolloway, University of London. The work is a collection of unpublished texts by Rudolf Laban interspersed with other textual and visual materials, equally unpublished, produced by Laban's disciples, collaborators and family members and meticulously selected from the collection of the Brotherton Library, University of Leeds (England).Reseña del libro The Art of Movement: Rudolf Laban’s Unpublished Writings (Routledge, 2024), editado por Dick McCaw, Emeritus Reader en Prácticas Escénicas en Royal Holloway, University of London. La obra es com colección de textos inéditos de Rudolf Laban intercalados com otros materiales textuales y visuales, igualmente inéditos, producidos por discípulos, colaboradores y familiares de Laban y meticulosamente elecionados de la colección de la Biblioteca Brotherton de la University of Leeds (Inglaterra).Resenha do livro The Art of Movement: Rudolf Laban’s Unpublished Writings (Routledge, 2024), editada por Dick McCaw, pesquisador emérito em Práticas Performativas da Royal Holloway, Universidade de Londres. A obra é uma coletânea de textos inéditos de Rudolf Laban entremeados a outros materiais textuais e visuais, igualmente inéditos, produzidos por discípulos, colaboradores e familiares de Laban e minuciosamente selecionados do acervo da Biblioteca Brotherton, Universidade de Leeds (Inglaterra)

    Rudolf Laban and the ‘Yorkshire Connection’

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    A discussion of the early German modern dance pioneer Rudolf Laban's work in Laban in the 1940s and 50s in developing dance teaching in the the region

    Laban, Rudolf (1879–1958)

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    The Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernism is the largest and most comprehensive resource available for all those involved in the study of modernism, with over 1,000 articles from experts in the field, supported by over 100 images. The entry “Rudolf Laban” had been commissioned by the editor of the dance section, prof. Susan Manning, and is the most updated and comprehensive about the leading artist and intellectual of German modern dance

    Laban History

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    lecture given by Irmgard Bartenieff (1900-1981), student of Laban and founder of the Laban/Bartenieff Institute for Movement Studies; about Rudolf Laban (1879-1958), father of Labanotation and Laban Movement Theory, Choreutic

    Laban History

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    lecture given by Irmgard Bartenieff (1900-1981), student of Laban and founder of the Laban/Bartenieff Institute for Movement Studies; about Rudolf Laban (1879-1958), father of Labanotation and Laban Movement Theory, Choreutic
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