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NAKAMURA, Minako, with SHIBANO, Kohji and HACHIMURA, Kozaburo
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Japan
We developed LabanXML[1] LabanXML is an XML based language to represent Labanotation.
Using LabanXML, an user can represent Labanotation data in computer and can send these data via
the Internet. Moreover, we believe that LabanXML can open a door for qualitative and quantitative
analysis of dance data.
We also developed LabanEditor, a graphical editor for Labanotation[2]. LabanEditor2 support
LabanXML[3]. Using LabanEditor2, a user can create a Labanotation score and save in
LabanXML format.
In this paper, first we encode two Balinese dances, a male dance and a female dance, into
LabanXML. Using these data, we analysis dance motion based on the data.
For comparative analysis, we examine a Balinese male dance; Topeng Pajegan’s refined form and
rough form. We also examine one of the most typical and basic Balinese female dance, Legong
Lasem. In a male dance and a female dance in Balinese dance motions and formations are different.
These characteristics have been analyzed based on field research and through learning dance
performances. In this paper, we will verify these characteristics based on objective data and extract
distinguishing features.
[1] Minako NAKAMURA:”Text Representation of Labanotation Data for Computer Based Motion
Analysis” 2004 CORD/WDA/ICKL International Conference, August 1-4 2004
[2] Kazuya KOJIMA, Kozaburo HACHIMURA, Minako NAKAMURA: ”LabanEditor: Graphical
Editor for Dance Notation”, Proceedings of the 11th IEEE International Workshop on Robot-
Human Interactive Communication, Sep. 2002, pp. 59-64
Minako NAKAMURA: ”Historical developments and new trends in Japanese use of computer for
dance documentation”, The Korea society for Dance Documentation The second biannual
international symposium, pp. 45-61, 2004
[3] Minako Nakamura, Kozaburo Hachimura: “An XML representation of Labanotation Laban
XML and its implementation on the notation editor LabanEditor2”, Proceedings of the First South-
Eastern European Digitization Initiative (SEEDI) Conference, 2005, pp. 90-94.
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