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_aMartin, John _d1893-1985 _eauthor |
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_aThe dance : _bthe story of the dance told in pictures and text / _cby John Martin. |
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_aNew York : _bTudor Pub. Co., _c©1946. |
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_a160 p : _billustrations ; _c28 x 22 cm |
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500 | _aIncludes index. | ||
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_tPart 1: Basic Dance / _rVariation in Form ; Basic Music -- _tPart 2: Dance for the Sake of Dance / _rFolk Dancing ; The Cycle of Ballroom Dancing -- _tPart 3: Dance as Spectacle / _rThe Court Ballet ; The Ballet Becomes Professional ; Noverre and the "Ballet of Action" ; The Romantic Revolution ; Nineteenth Century Decline ; Fokine Reawakens the Ballet ; The Ballet Russe in the Western World ; Pavlova and Nijinsky ; Diaghileff and the International Period ; Leonide Massine ; Bronislava Nijinska ; Balanchine and American Ballet ; A Non-Russian Era Dawns ; Antony Tudor and Neo-Romanticism ; American Roots -- _tPart 4: Dance as a Means of Communication / _rIsadora Duncan ; Densihawn ; Mary Wigman ; Hanya Holm ; Second Generation ; Doris Humphrey ; Charles Weidman ; Martha Graham ; Helen Tamiris ; Third Generation ; Negro Dance -- _tPart 5: Dance in the Technological Era / _rThe Field of Motion Picture ; Fred Astaire ; Gene Kelly. |
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520 | _a"Traces the development of dance from its primitive beginnings, through folk and early ballroom dancing, court and modern ballet, pageants and spectacles, to the latest forms. Includes a chapter on dance in films." -- Worldcat | ||
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