Gravity

Birth is not so much a beginning as it is an abrupt change in which suddenly there are different factors than those in the womb, and there is gravity. In this book, the dancer Steve Paxton traces a lifetime in the company of gravity. The memory of his first flight, a meditation on walking, pondering...

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Auteur principal: Paxton, Steve, 1939-2024, chorégraphe
Format: Livre numérique
Langue:Français
Publié: [Lieu de publication inconnu] : Contredanse 2025.
Paris : Cairn
Collection:Hors collection
Accès en ligne:Accès Université Orléans et IFPM
Note: CAIRN (ebooks)
Autres localisations: Voir dans le Sudoc
Edition sous un autre format:• Gravity, Steve Paxton, 2018, Brussels, Contredanse éditions, 1 vol. (81 p.), 978-2-930146-41-6
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Résumé:Birth is not so much a beginning as it is an abrupt change in which suddenly there are different factors than those in the womb, and there is gravity. In this book, the dancer Steve Paxton traces a lifetime in the company of gravity. The memory of his first flight, a meditation on walking, pondering on the conditions of life, and a dream of dancing make up pieces of a puzzle. He reveals the physical force that is affecting each of us and underpins our personal stories. Paxton muses about the limit of his consciousness and celebrates the potentiality of our senses to enter the dance. Gravity is the first book by Steve Paxton, a major international dancer, choreographer and teacher. Throughout his 55-year career, he has researched the fiction of cultured dance and the "truth" of improvisation
Description:CAIRN (ebooks)
ISBN:9782930146416
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