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22ND BIENNIAL CONFERENCE OF ICKL


July 26 – August 2, 2001
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA.
http://www.dance.ohio-state.edu

The content of the conference will include papers and workshops on notation related subjects such as movement research, teaching, technology, performance, directing from score, the compositional process, etc. as well as some notation research sessions. Special panels/workshops are being planned on the relevancy of notation in this technological era, and on its benefits to dance education.

On site organizers: Sheila Marion and Valarie Mockabee and the Department of Dance at OSU.

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The proceedings of the 22nd biennial conference are released.
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  CONTENT

Addresses
Karen Bell, Dean of the College of the Arts, OSU
Odette Blum, Chair of ICKL
Ann Hutchinson Guest, President of ICKL
Conference Program
Conference organization
Schedule
List of Participants
Technical Report
The Technical Research Papers
Report from the Research Panel Chair
Summary of Voting on Technical Items
Technical Report
Appendixes
Appendix A: To Caret of Not To Caret, That is the Question, by Sandra Aberkalns and Ilene Fox
Appendix B: Readings in Kinetography Laban – KIN usage relating to column consistency, floorwork, pins, and indications for the hand and its parts, by Jacqueline Challet-Haas, Christine Eckerle, and Anja Hirvikallio
Appendix C: Indications for Freedom of Interpretation, by Ray Cook
Appendix D: Space Measurement–New Signs, by Ann Hutchinson Guest
Appendix E: Movement Signs Across Contexts, by Sheila Marion
  Presentations, Workshops, Reading Sessions
  Translating Vector Symbols from Laban’s Choreographie, by Jeffrey Longstaff
  Qualitative Annotations of Labanotation Scores-Revisited, by Vera Maletic
  Dance Notation as a Cognitive Aid – Experimental Labanotation Research for Dance Education, by Janós Fügedi
  Dance Notation - A Teaching Tool, by Anna Karin Ståhle-Varney
  The Dance Notation Bureau Labanotation Survey Report, by Lucy Venable
  A Teaching Methodology of Féloláhos ("Half-Wallachian") from Gyimes, by Péter Lévai
  Training for Denishawn, by Jack Clark
  Ball Games - François Malkovsky, Reading Session by Suzanne Bodak and Noëlle Simonet
  Chinese Dances, Reading Session by Dai Ai Lian
  Ba Gua Zhang—Basic Walking and Fixed Eight Palm Set, Reading Session: by Wendy Chu
LabanLab, by Sheila Marion and Rachel Boggia
Development of Multimedia Teaching Material for Labanotation, by Minako Nakamura and Kozaburo Hachimura
Interactive Design Project—Geraldine Rey, by Marion Bastien
Adventures with Cross-software Platform Development, by Georgette Gorchoff
Computerised Movement Description Based on Labanotation and Motion Capture Data (Abstract), by Motofumi Hattori
Lecture-Demonstration of danceCODES, a Report, by Vera Maletic and Roberta Shaw
Documenting ‘Process in the Process’ of Bebe Miller’s Prey (Abstract), by Valarie W. Mockabee and Mila Parrish
LabanWriter 4.1 Computer Laboratory Workshop, by Lucy Venable
Computer Lab Session for LabanReader, by Sheila Marion
Labanotation and Life Forms: Computer Animation as a Complement to Dance Notation, by Rhonda Ryman
Documenting Dance for the 21st Century: A Translation Interface between LabanWriter and Life Forms, by Ilene Fox, Rhonda Ryman and Tom Calvert
The Alliance of Dance Notation Educators: Educational Sessions, by Patty Harrington Delaney and Ilene Fox
Labanotation scores commissioned by the American Dance Legacy Institute by Mary Corey
Integrating Dance Notation into the Dance Curriculum, by Tina Curran
Motif Megabytes (Abstract), by Mila Parrish
Charles Weidman’s Brahms Waltzes (Abstract), by Ligia Pinheiro
“Magnificent and Terrific and Diabolical”: Reconstructing Romanticism in Robert le Diable (Abstract), by Karen Eliot and Valarie W. Mockabee
Labanotation "Short Hand" for Clarification in the Tap Dance Class, by Billie Mahoney
Creating Fluidity Between the Scholarly and the Studio: Using Score Materials Within a Curriculum (Abstract), by Jack Clark
Biographies of the Authors
Events
Concert Program
ICKL Organization
Business Meetings
Statements of Revenues and Expenditures
Budget for 2001-2003
2000-2001 Membership List