Language of Dance, No. 4, Tudor's Soirée Musicale

edited by Ann Hutchinson Guest, 1918-, in Language of Dance, No. 4 (New York, NY: Gordon and Breach (Publisher), 1993), 124 page(s)

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Abstract / Summary: This book contains the full Labanotation score of Soiree Musicale with detailed study and performance notes, historical background and photographs. The first Tudor ballet to be made available in published form, Tudor's Soiree Musicale marks the first step towards preserving the work of this internationally celebrated choreographer, who pointed the way to a deeper psychological insight into the art of ballet. Soiree Musicale is a charming, lively piece which is suited to classroom study and stage performance. Although technically demanding when performed to full tempo, the dances allow for a degree of personal interpretation which can surmount technical problems.
Field of Interest: Dance
Content Type: General reference book
Duration: 0 sec
Format: Text
Page Count: 124
Publication Year: 1993
Publisher: Gordon and Breach (Publisher)
Place Published / Released: New York, NY
Series Number: No. 4
Subject: Dance, Music & Performing Arts, Choreography and Composition, History and Philosophy of Dance, Soiree Musicale, Dance history, Choreography, Ballet, Coreografía y Composición, Composição e Coreografia, História e Filosofia da Dança, Historia y Filosofía de la Danza
Series / Program: Language of Dance
Keywords and Translated Subjects: Coreografía y Composición, Composição e Coreografia, História e Filosofia da Dança, Historia y Filosofía de la Danza