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Labanotation

Comprehensive system of accurate dance notation (Kinetographie Laban) devised in 1928 by Rudolf von Laban. It uses a set of graphic symbols arranged on a vertical staff that represents the human body. The varying length of the symbols indicates the timing of the movements. It is commonly used as a means of copyright protection for choreographers.



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During the staging process, certified labanotators observed rehearsals, then created movement scores, which will be available at the Dance Notation Bureau.
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Prior to the conference, students from Duke University, Five College Dance Department, Hofstra University, Hunter College, University of the Arts in Philadelphia, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and the University of Utah learned, from key dancers or Labanotators, works by Alvin Ailey, Trisha Brown, Hanya Holm, Jose Limon, Alwin Nikolais, Pearl Primus, Helen Tamiris, Antony Tudor, and Charles Weidman.
 
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