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6. Tele-Tanzjournal Dance in the new millenium 2002/2003

Title: 6. Tele-Tanzjournal [videorecording] : Dance in the new millenium 2002/2003 / co-produced by the Deutsches Tanzfilminstitut and ZDF/3sat ; directed by Heide-Marie Härtel.
Publication: Bremen, Germany : Deutsches Tanzfilminstitut and the Goethe-Institut, c2003.

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Description

1 videdisc (PAL) (82 min.) : sd., col.; 4 3/4 in.

Summary

Video magazine covering theatrical dance in Germany for the 2002-2003 season.

Series Statement

Tele-Tanzjournal ; [no.] 6

Subjects

Genre/Form

Dance.
Video.

Language (note)

Titles in English; German narration with English subtitles; interviews in English or in German with English subtitles.

Contents

Testers and testators: expressionist dance between exile and future (14 min.) This chapter looks at German students studying dance abroad and the influence of German dance in Israel; begins with a segment on the Laban Institute in London, with discussion of the way dance studies can connect the past and future. Continues with a focus on dance in Israel, the celebrations for the retirement of Yehudit Arnon, the Gertrud Kraus museum, the Dance Library of Israel, and the influence of German dance, including Kurt Jooss, on Israeli modern dance. Includes commentary from Jenny Rampsberger, Gill Clarke, Anthony Bowne, Valerie Preston-Dunlop, Ana Sanchez-Colberg, Vera Goldmann, Talia Perlshtein-Kadory, Dvora Bertonov; and brief excerpts from Marotte (whim), a choreographic study by Rudolf von Laban; Urbane rituale by Annett Walter and Thomas Kampe; Passomezzo by Ohad Naharin.
Done dancing? Josephine Ann Endicott, Nik Haffner, Susanne Linke (12 min.) This chapter focuses on three dancers nearing the end of a phase of their careers. Josephine Endicott, a dancer with Pina Bausch, considers retiring in order to spend more time with her family. Nik Haffner, a dancer with Ballett Frankfurt, embarks on a new solo career working with computer animation and motion capture technology. Susanne Linke discusses the aging process for dancers. Includes commentary from Endicott, Haffner and Linke, and brief excerpts from various works by Pina Bausch (performed by Endicott); Yours by Jaroslaw Kapuscinski and Haffner, Time lapses by Haffner; and excerpts from multiple performances of Im Bade wannen by Linke.
Current affairs in dance: from the change of generations to economisation (12 min.) This chapter explores new trends in the presentation of German dance, changes to well-known companies and choreographer's careers. Includes footage from the 3rd European Prix Dom Perignon for young talents in ballet; commentary from John Neumeier, Ivan Liska, Francesca Spinazzi, Dirk Scheper, Nele Hertling; and excerpts from Blushing by Marco Goecke, Zero by Yukichi Hattori, Birth-Day by Jiri Kylian.
Exit: escaping the central perspective (5 min.) This chapter explores choreographers' efforts to redefine the stage and develop new approaches to staging, such as using all parts of the theater building, performing in public spaces, using everyday activities as performance, site-specific choreography, and the incorporation of video, digital effects and lighting as decor. Includes commentary from Wanda Golonka, Angie Hiesl, Anna Huber, Dieter Baumann; and brief excerpts from Casa by Deborah Colker; An Antigone by Wanda Golonka; Familie und Zuhause by Angie Hiesl; Beizeiten II by Anna Huber, Zukunft erinnern by Tanzcompagnie rubato; Prallen by Henrietta Horn; Different directions by Marguerite Donlon; Into the blue by Jan Pusch.
Voice in motion: choreographers producing operas (5 min.) This chapter focuses on operas directed by choreographers, looking mainly at a production of Begehren, a new version of the Orpheus legend, composed by Beat Furrer, directed by Reinhild Hoffmann. Includes commentary by Reinhild Hoffmann, Johann Leutgeb, Beat Furrer, Petra Hoffmann; and brief excerpts from Intolleranza 1960 by Luigi Nono, staged by Johann Kresnik, and Noach by Sidney Corbett staged by Rosamund Gilmore.
No return: moving on after the millenary (10 min.) This chapter explores new directions in dance and the generation of emerging artists experimenting with new concepts like physical contact between audience members and dancers. Includes commentary from Kattrin Deuffert, Thomas Plischke, Xavier LeRoy, Alice Chauchat, Felix Ruckert; and brief excerpts from InExhaustible by Kattrin Deuffert and Thomas Plischke, Project, organized by Xavier LeRoy; Ring by Felix Ruckert.
In between: dancing suspended moments (10 min.) This chapter focuses on Butoh and its influence on German modern dance, particularly in its treatment of time and tempo. Includes commentary from Shigeto Niki, Rolf Elberfeld, Gregor Weber, VA Wölfl; and brief excerpts from Tensions by Paul-André Fortier; Synapsis by Tadashi Endo; 2001 cats and dogs by Mitsuru Sasaki; Greenspans aktentasche by VA Wölfl; and footage from the festival ex...it '03 at Schloß Bröllin.
Dance on the threshold: cultures in dialogue - east meets west (14 min.) This chapter looks at cultural exchange programs: the presentation of a new ballet by Pina Bausch in Istanbul, a visit by students from Palucca Schule Dresden to the Vaganova Academy in St. Petersburg, and a guest performance by Urs Dietrich in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Interviewees comment on cultural interactions in Turkey and the relationship between ballet and modern dance in Russia. Includes commentary from Zeynap Tanbey, Sebnem Akdan, Geyvan McMillen, Ayrin Ersöz, Beyhan Murphy, Altynay Asylmuratova, Leonid Nadirov, Anton Waldbauer, Alexander Kitaev, Nina Gastewa, Igor Surmij, Urs Dietrich; and excerpts from Nefés by Pina Bausch; noBody by Sasha Waltz; Appetit by Urs Dietrich, Passionen/Passagen by Dietrich.

Call Number

*MGZIDVD 5-3713

OCLC

229893652

Title

6. Tele-Tanzjournal [videorecording] : Dance in the new millenium 2002/2003 / co-produced by the Deutsches Tanzfilminstitut and ZDF/3sat ; directed by Heide-Marie Härtel.

Imprint

Bremen, Germany : Deutsches Tanzfilminstitut and the Goethe-Institut, c2003.

Country of Producing Entity

Germany.

Series

Tele-Tanzjournal ; [no.] 6

Performer

Narrators: Martin Heckmann, Gabriele Blum.

Language

Titles in English; German narration with English subtitles; interviews in English or in German with English subtitles.

Local Subject

Site-specific performance.

Added Author

Clarke, Gill, interviewee (expression)

Bowne, Anthony, interviewee (expression)

Preston-Dunlop, Valerie, interviewee (expression)

Sanchez-Colberg, Ana, interviewee (expression)

Arnon, Yehudit, interviewee (expression)

Bertonoff, Deborah, interviewee (expression)

Endicott, Josephine Ann, interviewee (expression)

Haffner, Nik, interviewee (expression)

Linke, Susanne, 1944- interviewee (expression)

Hoffmann, Reinhild, interviewee (expression)

Neumeier, John, 1939- choreographer.

Hertling, Nele, interviewee (expression)

Golonka, Wanda, interviewee (expression)

Hiesl, Angie, interviewee (expression)

Huber, Anna, interviewee (expression)

Huber, Anna, choreographer.

Furrer, Beat, 1954- interviewee (expression)

Leutgeb, Johann, interviewee (expression)

Le Roy, Xavier, 1963- interviewee (expression)

Chauchat, Alice, interviewee (expression)

Ruckert, Felix, interviewee (expression)

Endo, Tadashi, choreographer.

Elberfeld, Rolf, interviewee (expression)

Weber, Gregor, interviewee (expression)

Wölfl, VA, interviewee (expression)

Bausch, Pina, choreographer.

Nadirov, Leonid, interviewee (expression)

Dietrich, Urs, interviewee (expression)

Härtel, Heide-Marie, director.

Deutsches Tanzfilminstitut Bremen.

Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen.

Research Call Number

*MGZIDVD 5-3713

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