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Shaping today with yesterday: 19th-century waltz

Title
Shaping today with yesterday: 19th-century waltz [videorecording]
Publication
1985.

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Additional Authors
  • Aldrich, Elizabeth, 1947-
  • Garafola, Lynn
  • Ipiotis, Celia
  • Garth, Charles
  • Donnelly, Laura
  • Starrett, William, 1955-
  • Fokine, Michel, 1880-1942
  • Bush, Jeffrey C.
  • Franklin, Frederic, 1914-2013
  • Court Dance Company of New York
  • Dance Theatre of Harlem
  • ARC Videodance (Firm)
Description
1 videocassette (U-matic, NTSC) (29 min.) : sd., col.; 3/4 in.
Series Statement
Eye on dance ; 157
Uniform Title
Schéhérazade (Choreographic work : Franklin after Fokin)
Subject
  • Massine, Leonide, 1896-1979
  • Nijinsky, Vaslav, 1890-1950
  • Ballets russes
  • Schéhérazade (Choreographic work : Fokin)
  • Massine, Leonide, 1896-1979. Parade
  • Nijinsky, Vaslav, 1890-1950. Après-midi d'un faune
  • Waltz (Dance)
  • Polka (Dance)
  • Television. Shaping today with yesterday
  • Television. Eye on dance
  • Dance audiences
  • Eroticism in dance
  • Television. Esoterica balletica
  • Practice clothes
Note
  • Produced by ARC Videodance as part of the television series Eye on dance. Recorded on April 25, 1985 at the studios of WNYC, New York. Telecast on May 6, 1985. Producers: Celia Ipiotis and Jeff Bush. Video director: Richard Sheridan. Program director: Celia Ipiotis. Technical director: Jeff Bush. Host: Celia Ipiotis.
Call Number
*MGZIC 9-2949
OCLC
NYPY916081716-F
Title
Shaping today with yesterday: 19th-century waltz [videorecording]
Imprint
1985.
Series
Eye on dance ; 157
Summary
Elizabeth Aldrich, research director of the Court Dance Company of New York, and dance historian Lynn Garafola, a specialist in Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, discuss audience perceptions of eroticism and sensationalism in the past. Among the examples they cite are the waltz (different styles of which are demonstrated by Charles Garth and Laura Donnelly of the Court Dance Company), the polka, and other social dances; and the ballets Schéhérazade, Parade, and The afternoon of a faun, all first produced by the Diaghilev company. An excerpt of Frederic Franklin's restaging of Schéhérazade, performed by Dance Theatre of Harlem, is screened. In Esoterica balletica, William Starrett discusses practice clothes.
Local Subject
Television. Shaping today with yesterday.
Television. Eye on dance.
Dance audiences.
Eroticism in dance.
Television. Esoterica balletica.
Practice clothes.
Added Author
Aldrich, Elizabeth, 1947- Interviewee
Garafola, Lynn. Interviewee
Ipiotis, Celia. Host. Producer. Director
Garth, Charles, dancer.
Donnelly, Laura, dancer.
Starrett, William, 1955- Speaker
Fokine, Michel, 1880-1942, choreographer.
Bush, Jeffrey C. Producer. Director
Franklin, Frederic, 1914-2013. Restager
Court Dance Company of New York.
Dance Theatre of Harlem.
ARC Videodance (Firm)
Added Title
Schéhérazade (Choreographic work : Franklin after Fokin)
Research Call Number
*MGZIC 9-2949
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