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Labanotation: a standalone construct

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Dance notation

a system for recording human movement in detail with symbols on a vertical staff, showing body part, direction, level and timing.

In dance notation, Labanotation refers to a system for recording human movement in detail with symbols on a vertical staff, showing body part, direction, level and timing. This meaning comes from Guest (1954) in Labanotation.[1]

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References

Guest, A. H. (1954). Labanotation. New Directions. ISBN 9780415965613

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