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	Laban Movement Analysis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) is a system and language for observing, describing and notating all forms of movement.
		Devised by Rudolf Laban LMA draws on his theories of effort and shape to describe, interpret and document human movement.
		Bartenieff Fundamentals are an extension of LMA originally developed by Irmgard Bartenieff who trained with Laban before becoming a physiotherapist.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Laban_Movement_Analysis (278 words)

	Labanotation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Labanotation, or Kinetography Laban (as it is known in some parts of Europe), is a system of movement notation that is also used for dance notation.
		Invented by Rudolf Laban, it is one of the two main systems of movement notation used in Western culture.
		Labanotation is used in a variety of settings including Laban Movement Analysis, dance notation, documentation and reconstruction, Movement analysis, Robotics, Human movement simulation and Human movement synthesis.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kinetography_Laban (458 words)

	Encyclopedia: Laban Movement Analysis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The study of movement had grown during the ‘60s and ‘70s because these periods were representative of those times in which a decisive shift in paradigms from text to performance, from speech to gesture, from passive reception to active participation was observable.
		Laban’s Modern Educational Dance is his introduction to this new type of dance training which fosters the development of a clear and precise awareness of the various efforts in movement.
		Fitt’s attempt is to add to this literature, deleting biomechanical analysis of movement for reasons related to the curriculum of her classes, and amplifying structural and neuromuscular analysis.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Laban-Movement-Analysis (406 words)

	IMSmovement.com - Laban
		His orchestration of movement choirs as celebrations of humanity and community, frequently enabled by increasing numbers of educators who were familiar with his notation, continued to represent the spread of his ideas and methods.
		As a state employee, Laban was involved in creating several movement choirs in preparation for the 1936 Olympics in Berlin.
		the creative unconscious sources of movement expression with the intention of gaining a conscious intellectual foothold is what exemplifies his contribution to subsequent generations.
	imsmove.addr.com /laban.htm (456 words)

	IMS Program Information
		Integrated Movement Studies is very pleased to announce that the University of Utah is offering the unique opportunity for graduate students in their MFA program in Modern Dance to further enrich their graduate education by enrolling in the Integrated Movement Studies Certificate Program in Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analysis.
		Touch for Movement Repatterning: The purpose of this course is to train participants in developing the skills and the ethical understandings in using touch as an inroad to movement training, education and movement therapy.
		Seminar in Movement Studies: The goal of this course is for the trainee to gain an understanding of the larger field of Movement Studies and the application areas within the field.
	www.dance.utah.edu /degrees/ims.html (2002 words)

	Laban Contemporary Dance
		UK At Laban we believe that contemporary dance has a vital part to play in everyone's lives.
		A tour of Laban and a showcase of its activities.
		Laban is organising a project only for boys with support form the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
	www.laban.org (139 words)

	supreme particles: laban movement analysis resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		the laban/bartenieff institute of movement studies (lims) is a non-profit organization dedicated to education and research in the field of movement studies.
		it has become a major center for the development and study of the principles of movement analysis formulated by rudolf laban and further developed by his student and colleague irmgard bartenieff.
		the institute offers the certificate program in laban movement studies, a unique graduate level professional training program in movement analysis, as well as a bi-annual conference, publications and other resources.
	www.particles.de /paradocs/bbb/laban/www/bishko/lma_resources.html (240 words)

	OOM — LABAN MOVEMENT ANALYSIS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Laban Movement Analysis is a way to synthesize experience, to see movement as the common denominator of behavior in a variety of artistic and scientific contexts.
		Laban Movement Analysis breaks down the scope of movement possibilities into basic elements which are used to generate movement or to describe movement.
		Using Laban Movement training, we can observe and assist in the development of physical and emotional balance; choreograph, notate and critique dancing; assess managerial skills in business executives; and teach movement and observation skills to dancers, athletes, therapists and trainers.
	www.originsofmovement.com /LABANMOVEMENT.html (339 words)

	Colorado College \| News Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Laban Movement Analysis is a system and language devised by European dancer and dance theorist Rudolf Laban for observing, describing and notating all forms of movement.
		LMA is one of the most widely used systems of human movement analysis, using Laban’s theories of effort and shape to describe, interpret and document human movement.
		LMA is used by dancers, athletes, animators and occupational therapists.
	www.coloradocollege.edu /news_events/releases/Dec2005/WangGrant.asp (681 words)

	Mary Seereiter [Laban Movement Analysis]
		Laban Movement Analysis™ is used in teaching dance, training actors, in movement therapy and in physical therapy.
		Movement is a window into the psychological aspects of a person.
		Irmgard Bartenieff, a protégé of Rudolf Laban, designed a series of exercises which allows the mover and practitioner to analyze the physical function and therefore the potential for expression of the human body.
	www.movingwithin.com /laban.html (258 words)

	Lisa Sandlos - Laban Movement Analysis
		L.M.A. is a system and a language for observing, describing and notating all forms of movement.
		Laban believed that movement of the body and of the mind is the basis of all human activity.
		L.M.A. was derived by students of Laban to further codify and develop Laban's theories and practices.
	www.xoe.com /LisaSandlos/lma.html (1135 words)

	V. Safak Uysal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Later, the issue of movement analysis was taken further by psychologist Wilhelm Reich and anthropologist David Efron in their respective disciplines during the 1940s.
		Laban and Lawrence, in their collaborative work Effort, has displayed that the distinction of a specific effort becomes possible because each action consists of a combination of effort elements.
		After stating the Laban theory’s deficiencies in concerning itself with the overall form of the dance piece, or the process of a performance, he introduces some additional concepts which all, he finds, are in play as we watch a performance (95).
	www.art.bilkent.edu.tr /iaed/cb/Uysal.html (4153 words)

	Laban on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		LABAN [Laban], in the Bible, father of Leah and Rachel and uncle of Jacob.
		Laban Movement Analysis: a key to individualizing children's dance.
		SEPTEMBER 24: A Palestinian Ahmad Abu Laban shows the remains of an Israeli rocket in the damaged bedroom of his sister, Ayda abu Laban, after an Israeli attack September 24Strip.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/L/Laban.asp (596 words)

	Local 802 News - Publications & Press Releases
		Laban Movement Analysis was created by Rudolf Laban (Lah'bahn), a comprehensive thinker, choreographer and movement educator in Germany during the 1920s and '30s.
		Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) is a way of describing movement that is now an important part of the training of dance/movement therapists.
		Some of the distinctions Laban made were: (1) whether the movement was freely flowing or bound, (2) whether the movement was quick or sustained, (3) whether the weight of the body was used in a strong, light or heavy way and (4) whether the body moved in a sharply direct, indirect or omni-directional way.
	www.local802afm.org /publication_entry.cfm?xEntry=3174537 (1771 words)

	NYU movement research group
		Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) and Labanotation stem from the same historical root and are based on the same theoretical framework.
		LMA includes the quantitative analysis but additionally addresses qualitative changes of movement in space and time as well as qualitative analysis of dynamic elements of movement expression.
		LMA provides analytic tools for identifying patterns of movement expression that signify both cultural and personal styles.
	movement.nyu.edu /projects/lma/intro.html (1586 words)

	Rudolf von Laban Movement Analysis, - for Actors and Dancers; Labanotation, Choreutics, Dance Concepts, Body, Space, ...
		His analysis of forms in movement, known as choreutics, was a nonpersonal, scientific system designed, like Labanotation, to apply to all human motion.
		This is the first major study of Laban's movement theories and practice, exploring the ideas on mastering movement and giving the reader a practical understanding of balance and harmony in the human body--the core of Laban's thinking.
		The basic symbol used in writing Labanotation is the rectangle, which is modified in shape to show direction of movement; in length to show duration of movement (rhythm); and in shade to show level.
	www.omega23.com /new_topics/Laban_Movement_Analysis.html (1248 words)

	SOMAction: Somatic Movement Therapy Training (SMTT) at Moving On Center
		LMA also gives us a systematic language to describe how to touch another person in order to relieve stress or teach new options; this language can be used to make concrete what is often considered intuitive.
		Hands-on and movement solutions for working with a wide variety of clients are studied and "discovered." This topic area includes exposure to injury prevention "body mind counseling" and movement for different populations.
		Movement Analysis and Observation/Embodied Diversity (Laban Movement Analysis perspective): an introduction The elements of human movement are introduced studying how the body moves through space, while recognizing each person's unique dynamic choices for expression, and noting how we take on different shapes in our bodies while relating to our feelings, one another or environmental conditions.
	www.movingoncenter.org /SMTT.htm (4521 words)

	Movement Therapy by Debra Landau (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Debra Landau uses Laban Movement Analysis to observe people and their physical expressions from an objective and compassionate place and then tailors programs to the individual to increase her/his efficiency, functional range, and expressivity.
		In addition to her expertise in Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentals, Debra utilizes her training in the following movement forms to fully tailor her approach to each individual: Authentic Movement, Contact Improvisation, Skinner Releasing Technique, Body-Mind Centering, Grotowski Physical Theater, Alexander Technique, and Somatic Massage.
		Debra is currently developing videotapes which instruct in the fundamentals of efficient movement and activities for a healthy spine.
	www.movementtx.com (635 words)

	Max the Mutt Animation School - Saturday Studio 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Laban Movement Analysis can help animators understand what makes movement expressive.
		Animators, inbetweeners, character designers, mocap directors, art directors, game and level designers who work with movement of the human figure and have a strong interest in pushing the expressiveness of their characters further.
		She is a certified Laban Movement Analyst and applies this movement theory to her work and teaching.
	www.maxthemutt.com /LabanWorkshop.htm (266 words)

	DNB - Names for What We Do
		LMA and its script-motif writing--has many more decision-making steps and may appear to be less reliable because of the sheer number of variables and decisions to be made.
		Laban Movement Description comes to mind as an umbrella term given the history already in existence for each of the other terms (Laban Movement Studies and LMA in particular have been cited in the LIMS literature for years so it might be confusing to use them differently now--but maybe not impossible).
		Irmgard states: "Laban observed movement process in all aspects of life." What she communicated to me (and what my study of Labanotation had communicated) was that Labanotation uses symbols to represent a reality of expression (or abstract expression) in motion, which can be reproduced exactly by others trained in the same system.
	www.dancenotation.org /theorybb/discussion24/24_01_Fox.html (9352 words)

	DANC303 - An Introduction to Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentals
		An Introduction to Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentals
		qualitative aspects of human movement and a means of identifying personal movement preferences in order to introduce a greater range of functional and expressive movement.
		Laban Movement Analysis can be applied to and provide insight into the study of history, anthropology, psychology, theater, physical therapy, and education as well as dance performance, choreography, teaching, and scholarship.
	www.wesleyan.edu /wesmaps/course0304/danc303s.htm (293 words)

	Synthesis and acquisition of Laban movement analysis qualitative parameters for communicative gestures
		Our approach to gesture is based on the principles of movement observation science, specifically Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) and its Effort and Shape components.
		LMA, developed in the dance community over the past seventy years, is an effective method for observing, describing, notating, and interpreting human movement to enhance communication and expression in everyday and professional life.
		Experiments of this sort have not been conducted before and should be of interest not only to the computer animation and computer vision community but would be a powerful and valuable methodological tool for creating personalized, communicating agents.
	repository.upenn.edu /dissertations/AAI3015399 (294 words)

	KU Dance - Faculty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Janet Hamburg is a certified Laban Movement Analyst (CMA), a professor of dance in the Department of Music and Dance and an Associate of the Gerontology Ce nter.
		She also is the Director of Senior Wellness and Exercise for the Center for Movement Education and Research in Los Angeles and a Senior Research Associate for the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies in New York City.
		Her Bartenieff Fundamentals-based pre-warm-ups for aerobic and resistance workouts were featured in Shape Magazine and her LMA approach to exercise and fitness appears in Moving and Motivating with Laban Movement Analysis in Mind-Body Fitness for Dummies.
	www.dance.ku.edu /faculty/hamburg.html (427 words)

	CGTalk - Workshop: Laban for Animators
		It is used extensively for observing, describing and creating movement in theater and dance, as well as a broad range of fields such as psychology, movement therapy, sports training and yoga, to name a few.
		A Laban movement experience of the ways that actors can deepen their range of physical and emotional expression.
		One of the survival skills of a dancer is the ability to distinguish between movement fact and fiction.
	forums.cgsociety.org /showthread.php?t=89658 (1847 words)

	Frank and Bryan Dance Classes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		We use movement to create personal meaning and to connect with others in a self-paced, non-competitive environment.
		Flow is the baseline of movement and the through line of performance.
		This class develops body awareness and movement efficiency and is based on my training in Laban / Bartenieff Movement Analysis and on my experience helping others to find deep structural support, ease of movement, and release of tension.
	www.frankandbryan.org /Content_Frames/Classes.html (814 words)

	Laban Movement Analysis - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Laban Movement Analysis - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		LMA was developed after Laban's death by his students LMA has four main categories:
		Laban Movement Analysis, Laban Movement Analysis, Bartenieff Fundamentals, See also, External links and Dance notation.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Laban_Movement_Analysis (286 words)

	Welcome to LIMS Online
		Our approach, based on the work of Rudolf Laban and Irmgard Bartenieff, provides a comprehensive way of learning to clarify and understand movement as a fundamental human experience.
		But if one is to make sense of movement, as with any other language, one must have a way to break it down—a way to observe and understand it.
		Rudolf Laban established a system to access, explore, notate and understand movement: Laban Movement Analysis – LMA.
	www.limsonline.org /index2.html (159 words)

	Synthesis And Acquisition Of Laban Movement Analysis Qualitative Parameters For Communicative Gestures - Zhao ...
		Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) is a method for observing, describing, notating, and...
		Synthesis and Acquisition of Laban Movement Analysis Qualitative Parameters for Communicative Gestures.
		2 Effort-Shape analysis of movement: The unity of expression a..
	citeseer.ist.psu.edu /511251.html (1539 words)

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