Benjamin Steinhardt: Off-The-Piano Movement Activities
Benjamin Steinhardt discusses ways that piano teachers can incorporate off-the-piano movement activities into their lessons. Topics discussed include the pedagogical benefit of incorporating, Edwin Gordon and audiation, the limitations of rhythm clapping, Rudolf Laban, idiosyncratic ways to use a m…
169 - Cindy Harrell - Improv London Podcast
We talk about Big Friendly Improv Collective, Michael Chekhov, Rudolf Laban, running a jam, TBC, introversion in improv, sleeping on Steve Roe's living room floor, Hoopla Impro, Pan Left, a more personal way of playing 8 Things, Hitchhiker, A to Z, playing the Edinburgh festival, accessibility, div…
Ep. 29 - “I Like To Move It Move It” (The Works of Rudolf Laban)
Ep. 29 - “I Like To Move It Move It” (The Works of Rudolf Laban)
We all move in many different ways each and every day, but have you ever thought about writing it down or trying to connect the movements together? Sounds strange but that is just what this episode is all about! Join us as we discuss …
Storytelling for Street Dancers: Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) Acting Method
LMA is a method of observing, describing, and interpreting human movement.
Developed by Rudolf Laban, a Hungarian movement theorist and practitioner.
LMA categorizes movement into different components: Body, Effort, Shape, and Space.
Street dancers can use LMA to develop a deeper understanding of …
#2/12 Where we were, Where we are, Where we are going: Pathways in Dance
Hosts: Ton Greten and Jean Dorff
Overview:In this episode of DanceGEMs, hosts Ton Greten and Jean Dorff dive into the intricate concept of 'pathways' in dance, offering both philosophical reflections and practical insights. They explore how dancers interact with their kinesphere, the space around t…
#3/1 Kinesphere in Dance
In this dynamic episode of Dance GEMS, hosts Jean Dorff and Ton Greten dive deep into the concept of the kinesphere and its relevance in dance. Whether you're new to the term or familiar with its origins, this conversation unpacks the roots of kinesphere, its evolution in dance theory, and how danc…
#3/2 Traditional and Modern Style of Teacheing
Welcome back to Dance GEMS! In this episode, hosts Jean Dorff and Ton Greten dive into the evolving landscape of dance education, exploring the contrasts, benefits, and intersections between traditional and modern styles of teaching dance.
Jean and Ton unpack how teaching methods have shifted, why …
Aris Athanasopoulos | Helpful Physical Notes for Actors & Directors — Unlocking Character Through Movement and Psychology
In this episode, we sit down with Aris Athanasopoulos — an award-winning actor, filmmaker, and master teacher of the Character Creation approach, a system rooted in the Rudolf Laban / Yat Malmgren Movement Psychology method.
Aris has dedicated his career to exploring how physicality and psychology …
S1 Ep15: Could Your Child Do Voice Acting?
In this episode, I’m exploring the world of voice acting - what it actually is, how people get started, and whether it’s something worth exploring for young performers.
When people think of voice acting, they often picture cartoons and character voices - but the reality is much broader than that. F…
Romani Journeys Through Time: Survival Across Continents
Dear Traveler,
Thank you to so many of you who signed up for Gypsy Fires this last week. As a Rom and an academic, I am writing for more of you than I ever thought I would be, and I take this very seriously. Not only is your time and your thinking-space precious, but writing about my culture, my id…
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