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"My objective is to preserve the aesthetics of a form of dances". |
In 1912, Malkovsky met Raymond and Isadora Duncan. These contacts deeply influence his approach of an art of movement. |
He performed his choreographies from 1922 to 1948. In 1950 the dancer became educator until 1980. |
He teaches through his basic movements and his choreographies a dynamic free body, a "free dance" or "danse libre", |
wich he calls an "art of living" or "art de vivre". |
An important historical introduction explane Malkovsky's thought and stylistic features. |
Scores in labanotation/kinetography Laban of 28 basic movements according to five principles and nine soli and one group choreography, both with an introduction and glossary. |
An audio CD, whose music corresponds to each choreography and exercice noted, in the book. Piano: Alexandre Bodak |
ISBN: 2-9516516-1-9 Price: 20 Euros |
You can go to the website of a
recent DVD-ROM
"Malkovsky's
Free Dance"
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Malkovsky dancing "Polonaise" from Chopin |
Synopsis of book
François Malkovsky |
Milestones in the live |
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Notation Kinetography |
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