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Interview with Daniel Nagrin.
- Title
- Interview with Daniel Nagrin.
- Author
- Nagrin, Daniel.
- Publication
- 1975.
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- Additional Authors
- Newman, Barbara, 1944-
- Description
- 14 leaves.
- Summary
- Daniel Nagrin speaks with Barbara Newman about the reasons he questions the value of the oral history process and biographical approach to studying or experiencing art; the special relationship of the dancer with the audience; the translation of live stage works to film; more on his doubts that a biographical approach can help to illuminate an artist's work, including his belief that the work must speak for itself; reasons an artist should not explain the meaning of his work; briefly, teaching choreography; briefly, the relationship of his work to that of Helen Tamiris; his fundamental skepticism, including how this contrasts with his earlier way of thinking.
- Alternative Title
- Dance Oral History Project.
- Dance Audio Archive.
- Subject
- Note
- Interviewed by Barbara Newman, June 1975.
- Typescript.
- Access (note)
- Transcripts may not be photographed or reproduced without permission.
- Call Number
- *MGZMT 3-1892
- OCLC
- 39895136
- Author
- Nagrin, Daniel. Interviewee
- Title
- Interview with Daniel Nagrin.
- Imprint
- 1975.
- Local Note
- For audio recording see: *MGZTL 4-2208.Archival transcript: *MGZMTO 3-1892
- Restricted Access
- Transcripts may not be photographed or reproduced without permission.
- Added Author
- Newman, Barbara, 1944- Interviewer
- Research Call Number
- *MGZMT 3-1892