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catalog abstract "Chronicles one hundred years of dramatic developments in ballet, modern, and experimental dance for stage and screen in Europe and North America.".
catalog alternative "Dance in the twentieth century".
catalog contributor b13002547.
catalog contributor b13002548.
catalog created "c2003.".
catalog date "2003".
catalog date "c2003.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2003.".
catalog description "1. New dance: America's pioneers (1900-1940) : Vaudeville and spectacle extravaganza ; Exercise and dress reform ; Fuller, Duncan, Denishawn -- 2. Experimentalism in ballet: Diaghilev, Fokine, and the Russian legacy (1900-1930s) : End of the Petipa era ; Diaghilev ; Fokine ; Nijinsky ; Massine, Nijinska, Balanchine ; Other Russians in the West ; Worldwide influence of later Ballets Russes -- 3. Modernism revealed: Ausdruckstanz, the dance of expression (1910-1945) : Laban ; Wigman ; Schlemmer and the Bauhaus ; Solo concert dancers ; Kreutzberg and Georgi ; Jooss ; Ausdruckstanz and National Socialism -- 4. Ballet comes to America (1900-1940s) : Early visitors ; Russians in America ; Ballet Russe tours ; Regionalism, Americana themes ; Unaffiliated Americans -- 5. America after Denishawn: the heroic age of modern dance (1920-1940s) : Modern dance defined ; Role of John Martin ; Graham, Humphrey, Weidman, Holm ; Political themes ; Bennington summer dance program -- 6. Ballet in Western Europe: the rise of national traditions (1900-1960s) : Expatriate Russians in the West ; Rambert, early Tudor, de Valois, Ashton and English Classicism, Fonteyn, early Cranko, early MacMillan, Festival Ballet ; Hegemony of the Paris Opéra, Lifar, de Cuevas, Kochno, Petit, Charrat ; Denmark's Bournonville legacy, Lander -- 7. A world apart: dance in Russia and the Soviet Union (1900-1960s) : Innovation in Moscow ; The Russian Revolution ; The experimental 1920s ; Socialist realism, the drambalet ; Limited thaw -- 8. Ballet in America comes of age (1935-1965) : Balanchine in America ; American Ballet Theatre ; American Ballet Russe ; New York City Ballet ; Ballets: U.S.A. ; Ford Foundation grants ; Early Joffrey --".
catalog description "13. Ballet rising (1960-1990s) : The ballet boom ; Government funding ; Nureyev, Makarova, Baryshnikov ; The revival of full-evening classes ; Cranko, MacMillan ; The dominance of Balanchine -- 14. Ballet's high tide (1960s-2000) : New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theatre ; The Joffrey, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Harkness, Les Ballets Trockadero ; Regional Ballet in America ; Canada ; Great Britain ; France ; Germany ; The Soviet Union and the new Russia ; Denmark, Switzerland, Spain -- 15. Late modernism: pluralism and the ascendancy of style (1960s-2000) : The global vision, "new postmodernism" ; Wilson, Pilobolus, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane, Garth Fagan, new physical dance, Mark Morris ; Canada ; Germany ; France ; Belgium ; Scandinavia ; London Contemporary Dance Theatre, Alston, British New Dance ; Butoh -- ".
catalog description "16. Musical theater in America (1900-2000) : Minstrelsy, tap, chorus lines, operetta, ballroom ; Ziegfeld, Cohan, Miller, black musicals, Princess Theatre musicals ; The Golden Age, 1930-1980 ; Reemergence of tap ; Revival fever -- 17. Dance in the movies (1900-2000) : The silents ; The talkies ; Berkeley ; Astaire ; Balanchine ; The Golden Age of the Hollywood musical, 1942-1957 ; Broadway shows on film ; Decline of the studio system ; The backstage world of ballet.".
catalog description "9. Modern dance: the second generation (1935-1980s) : Sokolow, Lang ; King, Shearer ; Limón ; Horton ; Dunham, Primus ; Ailey -- 10. Schism and transition: reinterpreting modern dance (1940s-2000) : Cunningham ; Hawkins ; Nikolais, Louis ; Taylor ; Waring -- 11. Beyond the boundaries: postmodernism (1960-1980) : Precursors ; Robert Dunn and the Judson Church ; New spaces ; Halprin, Rainer ; Paxton and contact improvisation ; Brown ; Monk ; Childs ; Early Tharp -- 12. Internationalism: the merging of the disciplines (1950-2000) : Merging before 1950 ; Modern dance comes to Europe ; Cullberg, Butler, Tetley ; Béjart ; van Manen, van Dantzig, Kylián ; Neumeier, Forsythe ; Rambert as a modern company, Alston ; Flindt ; American "internationalists" ; Arpino, Feld, Lubovich, Goh ; Prime Tharp ; Crossover ballets -- ".
catalog description "Chronicles one hundred years of dramatic developments in ballet, modern, and experimental dance for stage and screen in Europe and North America.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 745-849) and index.".
catalog extent "xv, 907 p. :".
catalog identifier "0300093667".
catalog issued "2003".
catalog issued "c2003.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New Haven : Yale University Press,".
catalog subject "792.8/09/04 21".
catalog subject "Ballet History 20th century.".
catalog subject "Dance History 20th century.".
catalog subject "GV1619 .R49 2003".
catalog subject "Modern dance History 20th century.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. New dance: America's pioneers (1900-1940) : Vaudeville and spectacle extravaganza ; Exercise and dress reform ; Fuller, Duncan, Denishawn -- 2. Experimentalism in ballet: Diaghilev, Fokine, and the Russian legacy (1900-1930s) : End of the Petipa era ; Diaghilev ; Fokine ; Nijinsky ; Massine, Nijinska, Balanchine ; Other Russians in the West ; Worldwide influence of later Ballets Russes -- 3. Modernism revealed: Ausdruckstanz, the dance of expression (1910-1945) : Laban ; Wigman ; Schlemmer and the Bauhaus ; Solo concert dancers ; Kreutzberg and Georgi ; Jooss ; Ausdruckstanz and National Socialism -- 4. Ballet comes to America (1900-1940s) : Early visitors ; Russians in America ; Ballet Russe tours ; Regionalism, Americana themes ; Unaffiliated Americans -- 5. America after Denishawn: the heroic age of modern dance (1920-1940s) : Modern dance defined ; Role of John Martin ; Graham, Humphrey, Weidman, Holm ; Political themes ; Bennington summer dance program -- 6. Ballet in Western Europe: the rise of national traditions (1900-1960s) : Expatriate Russians in the West ; Rambert, early Tudor, de Valois, Ashton and English Classicism, Fonteyn, early Cranko, early MacMillan, Festival Ballet ; Hegemony of the Paris Opéra, Lifar, de Cuevas, Kochno, Petit, Charrat ; Denmark's Bournonville legacy, Lander -- 7. A world apart: dance in Russia and the Soviet Union (1900-1960s) : Innovation in Moscow ; The Russian Revolution ; The experimental 1920s ; Socialist realism, the drambalet ; Limited thaw -- 8. Ballet in America comes of age (1935-1965) : Balanchine in America ; American Ballet Theatre ; American Ballet Russe ; New York City Ballet ; Ballets: U.S.A. ; Ford Foundation grants ; Early Joffrey --".
catalog tableOfContents "13. Ballet rising (1960-1990s) : The ballet boom ; Government funding ; Nureyev, Makarova, Baryshnikov ; The revival of full-evening classes ; Cranko, MacMillan ; The dominance of Balanchine -- 14. Ballet's high tide (1960s-2000) : New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theatre ; The Joffrey, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Harkness, Les Ballets Trockadero ; Regional Ballet in America ; Canada ; Great Britain ; France ; Germany ; The Soviet Union and the new Russia ; Denmark, Switzerland, Spain -- 15. Late modernism: pluralism and the ascendancy of style (1960s-2000) : The global vision, "new postmodernism" ; Wilson, Pilobolus, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane, Garth Fagan, new physical dance, Mark Morris ; Canada ; Germany ; France ; Belgium ; Scandinavia ; London Contemporary Dance Theatre, Alston, British New Dance ; Butoh -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "16. Musical theater in America (1900-2000) : Minstrelsy, tap, chorus lines, operetta, ballroom ; Ziegfeld, Cohan, Miller, black musicals, Princess Theatre musicals ; The Golden Age, 1930-1980 ; Reemergence of tap ; Revival fever -- 17. Dance in the movies (1900-2000) : The silents ; The talkies ; Berkeley ; Astaire ; Balanchine ; The Golden Age of the Hollywood musical, 1942-1957 ; Broadway shows on film ; Decline of the studio system ; The backstage world of ballet.".
catalog tableOfContents "9. Modern dance: the second generation (1935-1980s) : Sokolow, Lang ; King, Shearer ; Limón ; Horton ; Dunham, Primus ; Ailey -- 10. Schism and transition: reinterpreting modern dance (1940s-2000) : Cunningham ; Hawkins ; Nikolais, Louis ; Taylor ; Waring -- 11. Beyond the boundaries: postmodernism (1960-1980) : Precursors ; Robert Dunn and the Judson Church ; New spaces ; Halprin, Rainer ; Paxton and contact improvisation ; Brown ; Monk ; Childs ; Early Tharp -- 12. Internationalism: the merging of the disciplines (1950-2000) : Merging before 1950 ; Modern dance comes to Europe ; Cullberg, Butler, Tetley ; Béjart ; van Manen, van Dantzig, Kylián ; Neumeier, Forsythe ; Rambert as a modern company, Alston ; Flindt ; American "internationalists" ; Arpino, Feld, Lubovich, Goh ; Prime Tharp ; Crossover ballets -- ".
catalog title "Dance in the twentieth century".
catalog title "No fixed points : dance in the twentieth century / Nancy Reynolds and Malcolm McCormick.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".