MOVE 'Legacy' - 'League of Legends' Isadora Duncan (1877-1927)

DONATE https://www.isadoraduncanarchive.org iddg_londonparis@yahoo.co.uk meg@duncandancesouth.org info@juliapond.com voulgarisandra@gmail.com MOVE 'Legacy' presents League of Legends Isadora Duncan Acknowledgements and Gratitude to Isadora Duncan lineage dancers, Artistic Director of Isadora Duncan Dance Group (IDDG) Barbara Kane, Artistic Director of Duncan Dance South Meg Brooker and Duncan dancer Julia Pond. The Library of Congress Washington DC and The Hunter Museum of Modern Art. Video Editing Sponsored by: Medika Supplies Sdn. Bhd. ABOUT THE WORK 1. Presentation on Isadora Duncan's Dance Life, Dance Technique and Method by Meg Brooker (4th generation). 2. Presentation on Isadora Duncan's Life by Barbara Kane (3rd generation). 3. Presentation of Isadora Duncan Original Dance Works. ~ 'Moment Musical' Music: Schubert, D.780, No. 3 ~ 'Mother Etude' Music: Scriabin, Etude Op. 2, No. 1 ~ 'Revolutionary Etude' Music: Scriabin, Etude Op. 8, No. 12 ~ 'Air Gai/Lento/Air Gai' Music: Gluck, Iphigenie en Aulide, arranged by Felix Mottl ~ 'Thel' (new choreography by Meg Brooker) Music: Franz Lizst, Transcendental Etude #11 ~ 'Angel and Spirit Rising' (Nocturne Duet) Music: Chopin, Nocturne in E flat major, Op. 9, No. 2 ~ 'Orientale' Music: Chopin, Mazurak in A Minor, Op. 68, No. 2 ~ 'Scarf Dance' Music: Brahms, Op. 39, No. 4 ~ 'Champagne' Music: Shubert, German Dance D. 783, No. 3 ~ Op 39, No. 16 (new choreography by the dancers) ~ Op 39, No. 1 -- "Greeting" ~ Op 39, No. 2 -- "Lullaby" ~ Op 39, No. 3-- "Passing" ~ Op 39, No. 4-- "Scarf Dance" ~ Op 39, No. 5-- new choreography by Valerie Durham ~ Op 39, No. 6-- NOT INCLUDED IN THIS CONCERT ~ Op 39, No. 7-- "Lovers" ~ Op 39, No. 8-- "Seagull" ~ Op 39, No. 9-- new choreography by Meg Brooker ~ Op 39, No. 10-- "Diamond" ~ Op 39, No. 11-- "Spanish" ~ Op 39, No. 12-- new choreography by Julia Pond ~ Op 39, No. 13--"Cymbals" ~ Op 39, No. 14--"Flames of the Heart" ~ Op 39, No. 15-- "Rose Petals" 4. Special Q&A 5. Special Dance Technique Class of 'The Tanagras'. ABOUT ISADORA DUNCAN Isadora Duncan, original name (until 1894) Angela Duncan was born on May 26, 1877, or May 27, 1878 in San Francisco, California, U.S was an American pioneer of dance and is an important figure in both the arts and history known as the “Mother of Modern Dance”. Isadora Duncan was a self-styled revolutionary whose influence spread from American to Europe and Russia, creating a sensation everywhere she performed. Her style of dancing eschewed the rigidity of ballet and she championed the notion of free-spiritedness coupled with the high ideals of ancient Greece: beauty, philosophy, and humanity. The Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation was established to preserve, present, and protect this totally new way to dance and unique gift. Isadora Duncan is one of the most enduring influences on contemporary culture and can be credited with inventing what came to be known as Modern Dance. Shocking some audience members and inspiring others, Isadora posed a challenge to the prevailing orthodoxies of her time. Isadora was a champion in the struggle for women‘s rights. Many saw a glorious vision for the future in Isadora’s choreography. Her influence upon the development of progressive ideas and culture from her time to our own has yet to be measured. She has inspired artists, thinkers, and idealists everywhere. There are over 40 books about Isadora Duncan, countless drawings, paintings, and sculptures, two major motion pictures, a dozen TV documentaries, and several plays and poems. CONNECT https://www.isadoraduncanarchive.org iddg_londonparis@yahoo.co.uk meg@duncandancesouth.org info@juliapond.com voulgarisandra@gmail.com Artistic Director: Michelle Jueney, The KLMovement Video Editor: dreamvideoart@gmail.com #internationalworlddanceday #move2023 #move #isadoraduncan #dance #choreographer #moderndance #contemporarydance #legacy #leagueoflegends #worlddanceday #film #documentary #interview #video #music #onlinedancefestival #dancers #dancefilm #archive