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100 1 _aCelichowska, Renata,
_eauthor.
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245 1 4 _aThe Erick Hawkins modern dance technique /
_cby Renata Celichowska ; illustrations by Leon Belokon ; labanotation by Ilene Fox.
264 1 _aHightstown, NJ :
_bPrinceton Book Company Publishers,
_c[2000]
264 4 _c©2000
300 _axxviii, 173 pages :
_billustrations ;
_c23 cm
336 _atext
_btxt
_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
_bn
_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
_bnc
_2rdacarrier
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (page 166) and index.
505 0 0 _tTribute /
_rLucia Dlugoszewski --
_tHistorical Background --
_tTechnique: Toward the "Normative" --
_tThe Normative Ideal --
_tWhat Is Technique, What Is Style? --
_tAbout Ideokinesis and Movement Imagery --
_tThink/Feel --
_tWho Is the Teacher? --
_tPrinciples --
_tThe Body's Center of Gravity: the Pelvis --
_t"Teeterbabe," --
_tThe "Thigh" Sockets --
_tShifting Weight --
_t"Undercurves" and "Overcurves," --
_tGravity, Weight, Balance and Alignment --
_tThe Spine and Spinal Alignment --
_tLeg Alignment --
_t"Hierarchy" of the Legs --
_tContraction and "Decontraction" --
_t"Tassels," --
_tArcs, Curves and Momentum --
_tLoops and the "Figure 8," --
_t"Boomerangs," --
_tSpirals --
_tFlow and Transitions --
_tFlow --
_tForm --
_tThe "Chalkline," --
_t"Cobra" Hand --
_tNormative Form and Aesthetics --
_tWhat Is Rhythm? Is Music Sound? --
_tDynamics --
_tIn the Classroom --
_tFloor Warm Up --
_tSeated Movement Sequences --
_tBounces --
_tSide-lifts --
_tContraction-Swings --
_tOvercurves --
_tContractions --
_tLeg Flexions --
_tFourth Position --
_tQuarter Turns --
_tBack Leg Extensions --
_tThree 3s --
_tSwing on 5 --
_tMovement Sequences on the Back --
_tThigh Socket Flexions --
_tRolling on 4 --
_tBoomerangs --
_tContractions --
_tFigure 8s --
_tArching --
_tPreparing to Rise from the Floor --
_tLeg Lifts --
_tRising to Standing --
_tCenter Floor --
_tPlies --
_tSensuous Feet Against the Floor --
_tUsing the Thigh Socket Crease and the Boomerang Leg --
_tMoving the Pelvis and Upper Body Together Through Space --
_tTurns and the Spiral Staircase --
_tLetting the Movement Happen: Staying in Coenesthetic Experience --
_tTraveling --
505 0 0 _tList of Illustrations --
_tList of Photographs --
_tList of Labanotation --
_tAcknowledgments --
_tTribute --
_gI.
_tHistorical Background --
_gII.
_tTechnique: Toward the "Normative" --
_tThe Normative Ideal --
_tWhat Is Technique, What Is Style? --
_tAbout Ideokinesis and Movement Imagery --
_tThink/Feel --
_tWho Is the Teacher? --
_gIII.
_tPrinciples --
_tThe Body's Center of Gravity: the Pelvis --
_t"Teeterbabe," --
_tThe "Thigh" Sockets --
_tShifting Weight --
_t"Undercurves" and "Overcurves," --
_tGravity, Weight, Balance and Alignment --
_tThe Spine and Spinal Alignment --
_tLeg Alignment --
_t"Hierarchy" of the Legs --
_tContraction and "Decontraction" --
_t"Tassels," --
_tArcs, Curves and Momentum --
_tLoops and the "Figure 8," --
_t"Boomerangs," --
_tSpirals --
_tFlow and Transitions --
_tFlow --
_tForm --
_tThe "Chalkline," --
_t"Cobra" Hand --
_tNormative Form and Aesthetics --
_tWhat Is Rhythm? Is Music Sound? --
_tDynamics --
_gIV.
_tIn the Classroom --
_tFloor Warm Up --
_tSeated Movement Sequences --
_tBounces --
_tSide-lifts --
_tContraction-Swings --
_tOvercurves --
_tContractions --
_tLeg Flexions --
_tFourth Position --
_tQuarter Turns --
_tBack Leg Extensions --
_tThree 3s --
_tSwing on 5 --
_tMovement Sequences on the Back --
_tThigh Socket Flexions --
_tRolling on 4 --
_tBoomerangs --
_tContractions --
_tFigure 8s --
_tArching --
_tPreparing to Rise from the Floor --
_tLeg Lifts --
_tRising to Standing --
_tCenter Floor --
_tPlies --
_tSensuous Feet Against the Floor --
_tPrinciples Expanded --
_tUsing the Thigh Socket Crease and the Boomerang Leg --
_tMoving the Pelvis and Upper Body Together Through Space --
_tTurns and the Spiral Staircase --
_tLetting the Movement Happen: Staying in Coenesthetic Experience --
_tTraveling --
_tUse of the Dance Space --
_tVertical Space, Jumps and Leaping "Over the Moon," --
_tEnding Class --
_gV.
_tBeyond Technique: the Aesthetic Dimension --
_tF.S.C. Northrop and the 1st and 2nd Functions of Art --
_tThe "Hawkins Aesthetic" --
_tDance Education and the Role of the Dance Teacher --
_gVI.
_tHawkins Choreography --
_tWorks Choreographed by Erick Hawkins --
_tLabanotation --
_tAbout the Notation Process --
_tReading Labanotation --
_tRecommended Reading --
_tBibliography --
_tVideography --
_tIndex.
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