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DANCE HISTORY Handy summary
Merce Cunningham The ‘postmodern’ dance Butoh Pina Bausch Ballet and contemporary dance (art) ideas
François Delsarte Émile Jaques-Dalcroze Rudolph Laban Mary Wigman Loïe Fuller Isadora Duncan Ruth Saint Denis Ted Shawn Doris Humphrey Jose Limon Martha Graham Alvin Ailey Alwin Nikolaïs
XV - XVI centuries: court dances or pre-classical dance XVI - XVII centuries: court ballet and baroque dance XVIII century: ballet of action End of XVIII century - XIX century: romantic ballet Second half of XIX century: classical, academic and/or imperial ballet XX century - present time: modern, neoclassical and/or contemporary ballet |
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The content of "The handy e-book of CONTEMPORARY DANCE HISTORY" is a revised version of what you can find at the four main pages of the history section on contemporary-dance.org. You may know that there are several secondary pages in that section that expand on certain topics. Those pages are not included in the e-book, because they are constantly increasing and because this issue is intended to be handy. Though, whenever reading the e-book online, you will be able to follow provided links.
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