Language of Dance
Sections
- 1. Segment 1 (01:20)
- 2. Segment 2 (00:27)
- 3. Segment 3 (01:09)
- 4. Segment 4 (00:54)
- 5. Segment 5 (00:37)
- 6. Segment 6 (02:28)
- 7. Segment 7 (00:35)
- 8. Segment 8 (02:19)
- 9. Segment 9 (01:51)
- 10. Segment 10 (00:24)
- 11. Segment 11 (01:04)
- 12. Segment 12 (00:29)
- 13. Segment 13 (00:31)
- 14. Segment 14 (05:47)
- 15. Segment 15 (03:30)
- 16. Segment 16 (01:56)
- 17. Segment 17 (02:01)
- 18. Segment 18 (00:26)
- Date
1960
- Summary
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In this program, Miss Myers and Jose Limon explain the language of the dance – the language of movement. They introduce the basic elements of the dancer’s material – human emotion – and show how it can be transformed into a dance movement for one person, a group of dancers, and an entire company. This program features the television premiere of Jose Limon’s ballet “There is a Time,” for which Norman Dello Joio composed his Meditations on Ecclesiastes.
- Contributors
Martha Myers; Jac Venza; Greg Harney; Jose Limon; Pauline Koner; Lucas Hoving; Betty Jones; Lucy Venable; Lola Huth; Harlan McCallum; Chester Wolenski; Robert Lowell; Norman Dello Joio; WGBH-TV; The Lowell Institute Cooperative Broadcasting Council
- Publishers
National Educational Television; Indiana University Audio-Visual Center
- Genres
Educational; Dance
- Subject
Dance ; Movement, Psychology of.
- Collection
National Educational Television
- Unit
IUL Moving Image Archive
- Language
English
- Rights Statement
- No Copyright - United States
- Other Identifiers
Other: GR00429345; MDPI Barcode: 40000003405067; MDPI Barcode: 40000003405075
Access Restrictions
This item is accessible by: the public.