A performance like no other, they completely understood the assignment from a mother who just wanted to be free in her own expression Isadora set her legacy on.
Un detallado estudio y una hermosa representación del trabajo de Isadora. Las figuras de los frisos griegos vuelven a la vida en la simplicidad, belleza y armonía que sugería Isadora.
Anybody who is a dance aficionada/aficianado can't oversee names of pioneers like Isadora Duncan, who is seen as the Mother of modern dance. Born in 1877 into a poor family in California, she received no ballet training during her formative years. When she died 1927 in France, she left behind a legacy that came to inspire future generations of dancers.
Isadora Duncan a donné des bases de toute la danse moderne et a décrit sa philosophie de la danse de manière merveilleuse. Sans conteste, c'est une pionnière de la danse moderne.
My mom is a choregrapher and I get my first name in the honor of Maya Plisiecka and the second name in the honor of Isadora Duncan :-) And I'm quite sure my whole character is just mix of those two great dancers ;-)
IMO: Duncan was opposed to ballet, though she had some early, early training, if I'm not mistaken. She broke free from the dance styles and restraints from that time (turn of 19th c.) There appears much of ballet training in the dancers. Still credit for all their millions of hours of training and obvious skill.
it goes along with the style of the day, in that time, that was the society in which people lived. there was no modern dance technique codified like today. even if you watch the old silent movies, and melodramas, the acting was the same way, stilted and contrived as compared with current film and dance. that is my opinion.
The dancer in the blue gown shows us the difference between Isadora and 'a modern dancer'. She is posing, not feeling the terrible suffering she wants to project. To actually expose one's innermost pain via 'dance' requires first, having real pain.
ISADORA IS AN ALLEGORY OF THE EMANCIPATION OF THE FEMALE BODY, WHICH HAD BEEN PERFORMED BEFORE IN BOLD CHOREOGRAPHIES BY THE CAN-CAN DANCERS THAT I TALK ABOUT IN A VIDEO ON MY CHANNEL
I also have the impression that the dancers don't look free in their movements. I think it's the choreography that limits their freedom, because it doesn't allow them to dance freely, as Isadora did. Why try to copy Isadora's style when you can develop your own and become a new modern genius of dance?
I am completely naive about modern dance/dance in general, but I have to say that the dancers seem to be trying to look 'natural' and 'free' but it seems kind of stilted and contrived. Can anyone respond to that?
A performance like no other, they completely understood the assignment from a mother who just wanted to be free in her own expression Isadora set her legacy on.
Un detallado estudio y una hermosa representación del trabajo de Isadora. Las figuras de los frisos griegos vuelven a la vida en la simplicidad, belleza y armonía que sugería Isadora.
Anybody who is a dance aficionada/aficianado can't oversee names of pioneers like Isadora Duncan, who is seen as the Mother of modern dance. Born in 1877 into a poor family in California, she received no ballet training during her formative years. When she died 1927 in France, she left behind a legacy that came to inspire future generations of dancers.
Isadora Duncan a donné des bases de toute la danse moderne et a décrit sa philosophie de la danse de manière merveilleuse. Sans conteste, c'est une pionnière de la danse moderne.
Graciozo Isadora Duncan! La musa de la danza libre!
My mom is a choregrapher and I get my first name in the honor of Maya Plisiecka and the second name in the honor of Isadora Duncan :-) And I'm quite sure my whole character is just mix of those two great dancers ;-)
u gassin it ngl
BEAUTIFUL!~
Compared to ballet I am uplifted, inspired & liberated. Thank you.
imo these so told dancers dances like mental retarded little girls .really awful
forgot to say dressed like idiots
IMO: Duncan was opposed to ballet, though she had some early, early training, if I'm not mistaken. She broke free from the dance styles and restraints from that time (turn of 19th c.) There appears much of ballet training in the dancers. Still credit for all their millions of hours of training and obvious skill.
it goes along with the style of the day, in that time, that was the society in which people lived. there was no modern dance technique codified like today. even if you watch the old silent movies, and melodramas, the acting was the same way, stilted and contrived as compared with current film and dance. that is my opinion.
The dancer in the blue gown shows us the difference between Isadora and 'a modern dancer'. She is posing, not feeling the terrible suffering she wants to project. To actually expose one's innermost pain via 'dance' requires first, having real pain.
Who choreographed the dance and who are the dancers
@Atheistsmass
I love modern , jazz, and I wish, I wish if I could do ballet
ISADORA IS AN ALLEGORY OF THE EMANCIPATION OF THE FEMALE BODY, WHICH HAD BEEN PERFORMED BEFORE IN BOLD CHOREOGRAPHIES BY THE CAN-CAN DANCERS THAT I TALK ABOUT IN A VIDEO ON MY CHANNEL
@Atheistsmass This IS modern dance.
I also have the impression that the dancers don't look free in their movements. I think it's the choreography that limits their freedom, because it doesn't allow them to dance freely, as Isadora did. Why try to copy Isadora's style when you can develop your own and become a new modern genius of dance?
It´s called dance preservation.
Vi la película hace años,si mal no recuerdo no era para nada a la danza clásica. No es cosa bailar descalza y ya ella fue transgresora total.
I am completely naive about modern dance/dance in general, but I have to say that the dancers seem to be trying to look 'natural' and 'free' but it seems kind of stilted and contrived. Can anyone respond to that?
For those who can't do ballet.
@Atheistsmass ..You were forced to watch at gunpoint,aye?
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