Issues of Dance Notation: Domenico da Piacenza's Dance Writing in Fifteenth-Century Italy

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Issues of Dance Notation: Domenico da Piacenza's Dance Writing in Fifteenth-Century Italy

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Dance is an art form that is traditionally taught through physical demonstration. Choreography is forgotten if it is not practised repetitively, as dancers must rely on physical memory without the help of a written score to remind them of the steps. So many great works have been lost over time as choreographers have neglected to preserve their routines in written form. To prevent this, multiple notation systems have been created but none of them have ever become as popular or standardised as ...

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Masters

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2013

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Spedding, Chloe

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Issues_of_Dance_Notation_Domenico_da_Piacenza_s_Dance_Writin...

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Dance and dance studies / Dance / Renaissance / Choreography / School: School of Languages and Cultures / Marsden: 410103 Dance Studies / Marsden: 420110 Italian (Language Studies) / Degree Discipline: Italian / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Arts

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