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A new dance for America : the choreography, teachings and legacy of Doris Humphrey, 1895-1958
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A new dance for America : the choreography, teachings and legacy of Doris Humphrey, 1895-1958

Verfasser/in: Ina Hahn; Philip Elliott Hopkins; Lindsay Crouse; WW Film Company (Firm)
Verlag: [Rockport, Mass.] : WW Film Co., ©2010.
Ausgabe/Format  DVD-Video : NTSC-Format : EnglischAlle Ausgaben und Formate anzeigen
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The story of the life and works of modern dance pioneer Doris Humphrey (1895-1958) is the focus of this documentary. It leads from her birth in Oak Park, Illinois, to growing up in a theatrical hotel in Chicago where she supported her parents as a dance teacher at the age of 18, the launch of her professional career in the Denishawn Company, establishing her own company with partner Charles Weidman, to serving as  Weiterlesen…
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Gattung/Form: Feature films
Documentary films
Biographical films
Nonfiction films
Biography
Name: Doris Humphrey
Medientyp: Videoaufnahme
Dokumenttyp: Bildmaterial
Alle Autoren: Ina Hahn; Philip Elliott Hopkins; Lindsay Crouse; WW Film Company (Firm)
OCLC-Nummer: 645494820
Anmerkungen: Originally produced in 2010.
Mitwirkende: Cinematographer, Benjamin Eckstein ; film edited by John Keegan.
Interpret(en): Narration of Doris Humphrey by Lindsay Crouse.
Beschreibung: 1 videodisc (80 min.) : sd., col. and b&w ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 insert ([1] p. : ill.)
Details: DVD, NTSC.
Andere Titel Choreography, teachings and legacy of Doris Humphrey, 1895-1958
Verfasserangabe: WW Films presents ; a film by Ina Hahn ; written, directed, and narrated by Ina Hahn ; produced by Philip Elliott Hopkins.

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The story of the life and works of modern dance pioneer Doris Humphrey (1895-1958) is the focus of this documentary. It leads from her birth in Oak Park, Illinois, to growing up in a theatrical hotel in Chicago where she supported her parents as a dance teacher at the age of 18, the launch of her professional career in the Denishawn Company, establishing her own company with partner Charles Weidman, to serving as artistic director and choreographer for José Limón. Historical and contemporary performance excerpts cover the span of her career from her earliest composition, Valse Caprice (1920), to her last, Brandenberg Concerto (1958), and represent some of her finest pieces such as Soaring, Passacaglia in C Minor, New Dance and Day on Earth. Attention has been paid to placing her growth as a dance artist and her contribution to the development of modern dance within the context of twentieth century history. Interviews with former dancers who worked with her and with her son complete the picture of this indomitable woman who, along with Charles Weidman and Martha Graham, forged a new art form growing out of the national experience of pioneering, freedom of expression, wide open spaces and democratic values.

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