Class N°4 – Improvisation in Dance Irena Tatiboit
Contemporary Dance Classes
Children, youth, adults
Digital product for download – language version English:
Video-presentation + 14 exercise videos + 9 music tracks + PDF-Booklet
Bourg Blanc Editions offers you the 4th Irena Tatiboit Educational Class dedicated to Dance Improvisation and presented today in a digital version. This new educational publication is intended for teachers of Contemporary Dance who would like to access new materials, insights and ideas in the practice of improvisation for their students.
45,00€
Improvisation in Dance Class Irena Tatiboit is a digital product. When you purchase it, you will receive a download link to save the teaching series as compressed digital files within seven days.
This publication includes :
Full description
Class N°4
Class N°4 Improvisation in Dance includes the videos of 14 exercises :
2 exercises related to time
2 exercises related to the analysis and the structuring of the movement
1 exercise related to movement memorization
1 exercise related to energy and time
1 exercise related to expressiveness
2 exercises related to space
3 exercises related to another dancer
1 exercise related to an object
1 exercise related to the environment.
Music
Original music for the class can be downloaded from the website and accompanies each improvisation exercise. They were specifically created by the composer, pianist and arranger Andriy Bondarenko who lives in Ukraine and has been working with Irena Tatiboit for many years.
Music recording – Recording Studio of the Academy and Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, mastering – Swift Strigunow studio, sound engineer – Volodymyr Dyachenko
Musicians – Andriy Diomin – clarinet and saxophone, Sviatoslava Semchuk – violin, Polina Kruglova – viola, Vasyl Babych – cello, Dmytro Tretyak – double bass, Volodymyr Voyt – bandura, Oleg Pakhomov – percussion
Booklet
The booklet included in the publication, which can be downloaded as a PDF, contains instructions, descriptions and comments that accompany the improvisation exercises for better understanding.
The booklet also includes a comprehensive lexicon of “dance words” to allow for accurate expression of the students’ body awareness in the creative process of improvisation.
Irena Tatiboit, teacher
Irena Tatiboit danced at the Polish National Ballet; she graduated from the Warsaw Opera School and the National Conservatory, and specialized in contemporary dance (Nikolais, Cunningham) in New York. For the past forty years, she has been teaching Contemporary Dance and is also a painter. She has worked as a choreographer and taught dance in public and private structures in different countries, in Poland, Malaysia, Russia, the USA, Tunisia, Spain, Portugal and France, creating more than 60 shows; in 1992 she created Le Carré d’Art in Strasbourg, a school of contemporary dance which she still directs.
Pedagogical Objectives
Class N°4 – Improvisation in Dance completes the pedagogical collection Irena Tatiboit intended for teachers of Contemporary Dance. Her personal research work on improvisation is focused on the structuring of body language, with an organization of body movements, gestures and actions. It offers a choice of answers to the key questions of technique, training of student dancers, composition and creativity in improvisation.
In this new series presented in digital version, which includes 14 videos of exercises + 9 music tracks + booklet dedicated to improvisation, the student will be able to access a new stage in the learning of dance. It is an incentive to be creative. The apprentice dancer will be initiated on the one hand to the analysis of the body components of the movement, the means of expression, the support of action and on the other hand he will acquire a taste for the exercise of invention and composition, that of reflection and the role of the unforeseen. Thus, improvisation will become a creation in its own right.
Features
The digital version includes | 1 MP4 intro video + 14 MP4 exercise videos + 9 MP3 music tracks + 1 PDF booklet |
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Total length of videos | 54 minutes |
Total duration of music | 56 minutes |
Number of booklet pages per language | 52 pages |