Labanotation

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Basic characters of the Labanotation

The labanotation ( grammatically correct shape Labannotation or Laban notation is unusual ) is a system for analyzing and recording of human motion. The inventor was Rudolf von Laban (1879–1958), a central figure in European modern dance. He first published this writing in 1928 as a cinetography . The font was further developed by Ann Hutchinson Guest for Labanotation and by Albrecht Knust for Kinetography Laban . The two systems differ somewhat from each other.

With Labanotation every form of human movement can be recorded: The basis is natural human movement, every change must be noted.

Movement signs of Labanotation

classes

In Germany, Laban cinetography is traditionally taught at two universities:

literature

  • Rudolf von Laban: Kinetography - Labanotation. Introduction to the basic concepts of movement and dance writing. Edited by Claude Perrottet. Noetzel, Wilhelmshaven 1995 ISBN 3-7959-0606-7
  • Ann Hutchinson Guest: Labanotation - the system of analyzing and recording movement. Routledge, New York 2004 ISBN 0-415-96562-4
  • Albrecht Knust: Outline of the Kinetographie Laban . Text tape; Sample tape. Verlag Das Tanzarchiv , Hamburg 1956
  • Kurt Peters : Kinetographic Lexicon of Classical Dance Technique. Verlag Das Tanzarchiv , Hamburg 1965
  • Kurt Peters : Enchainements of Classical Dance in Kinetograms . Verlag Das Tanzarchiv , Cologne 1968

See also

Web links

Commons : Labanotation  - collection of images, videos and audio files
Introductions, references and organizations
software
  • LabaNotator . Labanotation editor for Microsoft Windows.
  • LabanWriter . Editor for Labanotation for Apple Macintosh OS 8.6 +.
  • LED . Small editor for Labanotation for Unix and Microsoft Windows.
  • Calaban . AutoCAD Labanotation Editor for Microsoft Windows.