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- Title
- Dancing. Dance at court [videorecording]
- Publication
- c1993.
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- Additional Authors
- Aldrich, Elizabeth, 1947-
- Lancelot, Francine.
- Ōno, Tadamoro, 1933-
- Opoku, Albert A.
- Arhin, Kwame.
- Mardawa, Rama Sasminta.
- Soedarsono, Suharti.
- Suharto, Ben.
- Paré, Jean Christophe
- Richardson, Miranda.
- Hamengku Buwono X, Sultan of Yogyakarta, 1946-
- Grauer, Rhoda.
- Dunlop, Geoff.
- Venza, Jac.
- Ris et Danceries (Company)
- Description
- 1 videocassette (VHS, NTSC) (59 min.) : sd., col.; 1/2 in.
- Summary
- Program 3 of an eight-part documentary series exploring the ramifications of dance around the world. Japan, France, Java, and Ghana show how court dances serve to reinforce the power of a sovereign, preserve social hierarchies, express cultural ideals, support the state religion, and serve other functions vital to government. Tadamoro Ōno, a member of the Imperial Household of Japan, discusses the court dance form Bugaku. Historian Elizabeth Aldrich and Francine Lancelot, artistic director of Ris et Danceries, examine dance at the court of Louis XIV. The palace of Sultan Hamengku Buwono X of Yogyakarta in central Java offers examples of the wayang wong (dance drama) and bedoyo (women's court dance), with commentaries by the Sultan, and by dance master Romo Sas (Rio Sasminta Mardawa), Suharti Soedarsono, and Benedictus Suharto. Dances at the palace of the Asantehene, the elected king of the Asante people of Ghana, are described by Albert Opoku and Kwame Arhin.
- Donor/Sponsor
- Gift of Bob Lockyer, BBC.
- Series Statement
- Dancing [British edition] ; 3
- Uniform Title
- Dancing (Television series)
- Sleeping beauty (Choreographic work : Sergeev, K after Petipa, M)
- Alternative Title
- Dance at court.
- Subjects
- Dance > Political aspects
- Court dancing
- Court dances > Indonesia > Java
- Ritual and ceremonial dancing > Japan
- Louis > XIV, > King of France, > 1638-1715
- Social dancing > 18th century
- Social dancing > 17th century
- Dance > France > 18th century
- Baroque dancing
- Marching drills > Great Britain
- Bedoyo (Dance)
- Dance > Political aspects > France
- Shinto rites and ceremonies
- Dance > Indonesia > Java
- Marching bands
- Dance > France > 17th century
- Court dancing > Japan
- Akihito, Emperor Emeritus of Japan, 1933-
- Bugaku
- Wayang wong (Dance drama)
- Ritual and ceremonial dancing > Indonesia > Java
- Dance > Japan
- Court dancing > France
- Ashanti (African people) > Dances
- State aid to dance
- Dance > Religious aspects
- Dance > Ghana
- Ritual and ceremonial dancing > Ghana
- Opera ballet > Atys
- Television > Dancing
- Note
- Produced by Thirteen/WNET in association with RM Arts and BBC-TV. Series devised by Rhoda Grauer, executive producer. Producers: Geoff Dunlop and Jane Alexander, Screenlife Limited. Director: Geoff Dunlop. Director, performance programs: Jac Venza. Narrator: Miranda Richardson.
- British edition, with some differences in content and editing from the American edition, which appears on *MGZIC 9-4111. This is episode 4 in the American series.
- Contents
- DANCE CONTENTS: Marches and drills celebrating the official birthday of Queen Elizabeth II of England, filmed in London. -- Procession of the Asantehene and other chiefs, filmed in Ghana. -- Reception at the court of Sultan Hamengku Buwono X in Yogyakarta. -- Shinto ceremonies centering on Emperor Akihito of Japan. -- Bugaku performance, filmed in Japan. -- Excerpts from the opera-ballet Atys, and other baroque dances in performance and rehearsal. Reconstructed by Lancelot and perf. by members of Ris et Danceries. -- Wayang wong, including masked dancers and a combat dance, filmed in Yogyakarta. -- Bedoyo. -- Dance rehearsal, supervised by Romo Sas. -- Dances associated with an Adae [festival] at the court of the Asantehene, filmed in Ghana. -- Dance rehearsal, supervised by Romo Sas. -- Bugaku masked dance. -- Jean-Christophe Paré in a baroque dance rehearsal. -- Girls' ballet class at the Kirov Ballet School in Russia. -- The sleeping beauty: Act I, Aurora's variation.
- Call Number
- *MGZIA 4-1850
- OCLC
- NYPY946073638-F
- Title
- Dancing. Dance at court [videorecording]
- Imprint
- c1993.
- Series
- Dancing [British edition] ; 3
- Local Subject
- Television. Dancing.
- Local Subject
- Baroque dancing.Social dancing -- 17th centurySocial dancing -- 18th century.Opera ballet. Atys.Dance -- Political aspects -- France.Bugaku.
- Local Subject
- Ritual and ceremonial dancing -- Japan.Shinto rites and ceremonies.Ashanti (African people) -- Dances.Ritual and ceremonial dancing -- Ghana.
- Local Subject
- Court dances -- Indonesia -- Java.
- Local Subject
- Ritual and ceremonial dancing -- Indonesia -- Java.
- Local Subject
- Marching drills -- Great Britain.Marching bands.
- Added Author
- Aldrich, Elizabeth, 1947- CommentatorLancelot, Francine. CommentatorŌno, Tadamoro, 1933- CommentatorOpoku, Albert A. CommentatorArhin, Kwame. CommentatorMardawa, Rama Sasminta. CommentatorSoedarsono, Suharti. CommentatorSuharto, Ben. CommentatorParé, Jean Christophe, dancer.Richardson, Miranda. HostHamengku Buwono X, Sultan of Yogyakarta, 1946- CommentatorGrauer, Rhoda. ProducerDunlop, Geoff. Producer. DirectorVenza, Jac. DirectorRis et Danceries (Company)
- Added Title
- Dancing (Television series)Sleeping beauty (Choreographic work : Sergeev, K after Petipa, M)Dance at court.
- Research Call Number
- *MGZIA 4-1850