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Traveling leaps, turning leaps. Dance imagery
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Index
Active imagination.
Adagio, 22- See alA' Extensk»ns
ADE See American
62 for pirouettes and turns.
Alekn (dance),
Ali. Mohammed. 225
Alignment. ZL74. 75. 114. 115-116. adjustments to, in dé veloppé, imagery Of, 177. in Ñ mping. 176—177 during lifts, 1. 92 during pirouettsand turns. 152-155. 159-163 in plié, in tendus and
Alvin Ailey Anwrican Dance Theater. £ 21. 5
American Dance (APB, 246
Arrwrican Indian Theater. Anatomy. imagery of, 71 231
Anderson, Jack. L 45 210 '140IS
Anin•: An Anatomy of a (Hillman), Animals, IL 151. EL water animals. 40.
An. la& ian Spring
IL_L I ltÞ 119
Arches, 123-12B Archetypes,
Architecture. imagery in.
gestures. 209 in loping. 183. 185-187 in pirouettes and turns. 1. 2152-136. 158—a role reversal With legs, Art. viii. visual,
Art Ensemble of Chicago.
Asian dance forms, 20-21
Astaire. Fred. 2. 14 Attitude, L
Aurobindo. Sri.
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Axial plié,
Axis. See Central axis
Balance.
in pirouettes and turns. IQ-L
53. 163
Balanchine, George, dance,
June, 68.
Ball(s). imagery of. xii-xiii. 10-184,
Ballet. 144. Ser also individual psttions technques
imagery organs as. L in constructive rest 242 in contact
Barre. exercises at the. Se Extensions; Jeté; Ptié Bartenieff. Irrngard.
Baryshnikov. Mikhail.
Basic movement imagery, xi-xiv. A-IS
Bass Theater, in Austin. Texas,
Battement en avant. 1. 21
Battement fondu,
Battement 100-1 (V
Battement tendu jet: é (dé gagé ), 119. Ser 'eté
Battenwt. t tendu simple, 22 Bausch, Pitta. 19-20
Ekals. Margy. vi-v•ii.
Beam, imagery of. 146.
Beatty. Tally, Berghof, Herbert. 246 Ekrnard. Andre, vi. Ikrry Brothers,
Birds, 6. 1
Birth Of a
Blind children,
1. 2 human, 245. Ser Upper Exxiy; Whole
awareness. xi. cells. 52-53 center of. 110. 1m See also Center of gravity distributicm of mass during jumps. energy, connections thrmrgh. I organs. 157-158 in exercises, surface, z 52 human, imagery of, as bow and arrow. 125 as spinning top, 155-157
Ikxiy form/ IL 183-184
Dance Imagery
for-Techní que and er ormance
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" This book provides dancers the necessary tools for greater richness in physical technique and expression. "
Stoner
Dancer Chareoqrapner_ teacher. York City
" Franklin provides a resource for renewal—a companion master teacher at your fingertips. "
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Author The ['ance 
Potential
•Dancers, teachers. and choreographers will tind themselves using this book over and over again. 
Howaro
Director David HowarC Sc. nool ot New York City
This versatile text and reference provides 583 imagery exercises designed to improve dance technique. artistic expression. and performance.
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• explore imagery through 195 improvisational exercises designed to create and communicate different movements;
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touch, and stretching.
ISBN 0-87322-943-6
Human Kinetics 
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