Identity and Choreographic Practice.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Brookes, Pawlet.

Contributor:

Myers Brown, Joan.

Wray, S. Ama.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Dance and race.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (100 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Leicester : Serendipity, 2018.

Summary:

How culture and training influence choreographic vocabulary, and how identity is revealed in practice, from classical ballet to the complex heritage of the African and African Caribbean Diaspora.

Contents:

Intro

Start

COVER

PREFACE - PAWLET BROOKES

ONE DAY MY CHANCE WILL COME - JOAN MYERS BROWN

BLACK DANCERS DID COME UP - DELIA BARKER

LOOKING THROUGH THE KEYHOLE - SANDIE BOURNE

MOVING, BREATHING AND BEING: A REFLECTION - FRANCIS ANGOL

EMBODIOLOGY® NEO-AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION - S. AMA WRAY

NUANCED CONTEMPORARY GHANAIAN IDENTITY - TERRY BRIGHT KWEKU OFOSU

FREESTYLE - KENRICK 'H2O' SANDY

THE ROOTS AND ROUTES OF AFRICAN/NEO-AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE AND TRAINING - 'H' PATTEN

DANCE EXPLORATION THROUGH REGGAE MOVES - DAVID HAMILTON

I FOUND DANCE THROUGH FLAMENCO - YINKA ESI GRAVES

ART DANCE: AN UN-WINNABLE BATTLE - NORA CHIPAUMIRE

GLOSSARY

BIOGRAPHIES.

Notes:

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

Other Format:

Print version: Brookes, Pawlet Identity and Choreographic Practice

ISBN:

9781916396562

1916396569

OCLC:

1298387419