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100 1 _aArcher, Kenneth
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245 0 _aSwedish ultramodern
_b Kenneth Archer and Millicent Hodson consider Jean Börlin's ballets
_cKenneth Archer; Millicent Hodson
260 _c1998:
_bDance Books Ltd.,
_aAlton,Hampshire (UK)
300 _a8 p.
500 _aContiene cuatro apartados: - Swedes versus Slavs. - Character dance and Dalcroze. - The geometrical ballets. - The processional dances.
520 _aIn this article, we have associated Dervishes (1920) with Skating Rink (1922) for their use of geometrical formalism, which we regard as one genre of Börlin's choreography. Man and His Desire (1921) and Within the Quota (1923) we have linked for their exploration of processional choreography. The geometrical ballets, largely through circular forms, make the most of volume, while the processional ones contrast horizontal dances with emphatically vertical decors. PALABRAS CLAVE: Jean Börlin, Man and His Desire, Within the Quota, Dervishes, Skating Rink, El Greco.
700 1 _aHodson, Millicent
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773 0 _tDance Now
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_gVol. 7, núm. 1, Spring 1998, p. 48 - 55
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