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include Cherkessia and Debka Debka, with related dances like Korobushka. | include Cherkessia and Debka Debka, with related dances like Korobushka. | ||
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[[File:10-fd-lab.jpeg|200px|thumb|right|Debka Debka in Labanotation]] | |||
From the Introduction:<blockquote> | From the Introduction:<blockquote> | ||
In this little volume we introduce a system of | In this little volume we introduce a system of notation -- <q>Labanotation,</q> which will enable you to learn to read a dance from the printed score | ||
just as though it were a piece of music. . . . You can learn to read and write sufficient Labanotation for your purpose while you are Folk Dancing. | just as though it were a piece of music. . . . You can learn to read and write sufficient Labanotation for your purpose while you are Folk Dancing. | ||
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[[Category:Publications]] | [[Category:Publications]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:19, September 20, 2019
Pamphlet by Lucy Venable and Fred Berk. Published 1959 by M. Witmark & Sons. Consists of beginners' lessons in elementary Labanotation with examples of increasingly difficult dances written out. Notated Israeli dances include Cherkessia and Debka Debka, with related dances like Korobushka.
From the Introduction:
In this little volume we introduce a system of notation --
Labanotation,which will enable you to learn to read a dance from the printed score just as though it were a piece of music. . . . You can learn to read and write sufficient Labanotation for your purpose while you are Folk Dancing.