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dance notation: a standalone construct

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Dance notation

systems for writing dance movement in symbols so that it can be analysed, preserved and reconstructed.

In dance notation, dance notation refers to systems for writing dance movement in symbols so that it can be analysed, preserved and reconstructed. This meaning comes from Guest (1984) in Dance notation.[1]

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References

  1. Guest, A. H. (1984). Dance notation. Dance Books. ISBN 9780903102759

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