| | - The Introduction to Labanotation
This text is a short introduction to Labanotation. Labanotation is a standartizied system for analysing and recording any human motion. Mainly it is used at theatres to archive ballets. This text aims to give the reader a impression how the notation ...
http://user.uni-frankfurt.de/~griesbec/LABANE.HTML
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- Led and Lintel
The editor has been written with great attention being placed on the usercomputer interface to make it particularly userfriendly. It is written in C++ for use under Windows on a PC. The basic operations are controlled by the mouse. The editor provide ...
http://linus.socs.uts.edu.au/~don/pubs/led.html
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- The Dance Writing
DanceWriting Read, write, type all dance and gesture with Sutton Movement Writing. Free lessons online teach symbols for notation. Download dances of Isadora Duncan, classical ballet, modern, jazz, tap and folk dancing. ...
http://www.dancewriting.org/
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- The Motus Humanus
Motus Humanus is a notforprofit professional organization dedicated to furthering the study of human movement in the tradition of movement theorist Rudolf Laban 18791958. Established in 1992, Motus Humanus supports the professional development of mov ...
http://motushumanus.org/
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- Dance Notation Bureau
The Dance Notation Bureau’s DNB mission is to advance the art of dance through the use of a system of notation. DNB does this by creating dance scores using the symbol system called Labanotation. This allows the dances to continue to be performed lon ...
http://dancenotation.org/DNB/
| | - Benesh Institute
Benesh Movement Notation was devised by Rudolf and Joan Benesh and first published in 1956. It is a concise, accurate and versatile written system for recording all forms of human movement. BMN is most widely used in the recording and restaging of da ...
http://www.benesh.org/
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| | - Laban Writer Project
A Laban notation editor for the Macintosh developed by the Ohio State Department of Dance. ...
http://minuet.dance.ohio-state.edu/~labanwriter/
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- Identity of Works of Art in Dance
The dance world tolerates astonishing variation in the performance of dance works without loss of identity. Virtually every aspect of dance has been subject to considerable alteration; performances without major changes from previous ones of the same ...
http://www.csulb.edu/~jvancamp/diss4.html
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