- published: 12 Dec 2009
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Performing Company
Lori Belilove
Jeanne Bresciani
Barbara Kane
Judy Landon
Adrienne Ramm
Theda Rosenbluth
Susan Sparkman
Program Director - Julia Levien
Lighting - Chenault Spense
Stage Manager - Andy Tron
Company Manager - Louise Craig Gerber
Una muy buena interpretación de la "Guarachera", que nunca escuché sino hasta hace poco, sobre la denominada pionera de la danza moderna.
Cuando bailó,
Te dijeron "ay ves"
Ausente como el mensaje de Isadora.
Entre el amor
Una pasión vivió
Y a nadie
Se le encadenaba Isadora.
El arte que dominó,
Cual llama de su placer,
El mundo entero animado
La aclamó.
Isadora
Formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
Leyenda que no murió.
Tuvo el encanto, la simpatía,
La valentía.
La bailarina de una pureza
Que no vencía.
En las piernas de Isadora,
Bailaban, muchas razones,
Impuso una nueva moda,
Con sus improvisaciones.
El ballet que fue su arte,
Nombre y fama le ganó,
Y el amor fue su estandarte,
El hombre fue su pasión.
Cuando bailó,
Le dijeron tal vez
Autentico fue el mensaje de Isadora.
En cada amor,
Una pasión vivió
Y a nadie se encadenaba Isadora.
El arte que dominó
Cual llama de su placer
El mundo entero animado
La aclamó.
Eh. La gran Isadora Ducan
Su arte al mundo brindó,
Su vida fue una tragedia
Pero su baile triunfo,
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan
En gesta que no murió'
Isadora Duncan bailaba,
Sin reglas sin posición
Interpretaba sus salsas
Con dulce improvisación.
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Se liberaba al danzar
Se liberaba al amar,
Fue muy violenta su vida
Y violento fue el final
De Isadora Duncan
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Este homenaje sencillo
A lo que su arte fue,
Te lo brinda con cariño
Ese gran si te puré
Si te pure.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
(Instrumentación)
Eh, la gran Isadora Duncan
Bailó y bailó por doquier,
Con este temperamento
Hizo al mundo estremecer,
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Fue muy violenta su vida,
Y violento fue el final,
Isadora, Isadora Duncan
Yo te tengo que cantar.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
El mundo que la admiró,
El mundo que la aplaudió
Cuando supo de su muerte,
Por Isadora lloró, lloró y lloró.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Género: Salsa
- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 35294
Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube.
Some, the footage of her rapturously executing the final few steps of an outdoor performance.
Others, photographs of her dancing, images that curiously seem to capture some of the dynamism and modernness of her movement.
There is also disputed footage described by some as Isadora dancing at the Parthenon. Given that the Greek ideal was one of her primary sources of inspiration, the temple in Athens would be a likely place for film to be shot. And certainly there are photographs of Duncan in dance pose at the Acropolis. However, the temple in this footage here is obviously not in Athens, as it is low in altitude and there is sea in the background. And there is know reason to suppose the film is of Isadora herself - so perhaps a disciple, following in her footsteps.
And there’s footage of Isadora on board ship with the Russian poet Sergei Yesenin, whom she married in 1922.
Finally and rather morbidly I came across French newsreel footage of the car in which Isadora’s two met their deaths in 1913 when the car they were traveling in plunged into the Seine in Paris. The talking head over this footage rather gruesomely comment 'Voyons les enfants’!
All these resources are spread about and seem to justify a post putting them all together.
Enjoy!
- published: 28 May 2016
- views: 1138
The first of a series of videos that will educate viewers about who Isadora Duncan was and the dances she choreographed. The series will teach about Isadora Duncan's dance technique and demonstrate the themes about which she danced. Isadora Duncan's choreography as danced by isadoraNOW will be used to demonstrate the technique and the inspiration behind Isadora Duncan's work. As it evolves, the series will elaborate on Isadora Duncan's legacy in the modern dances of today and the work that isadoraNOW does to continue that legacy.
Narrated by isadoraNOW director and fifth generation Isadora Duncan dancer, Elyssa Dru Rosenberg.
For more information, visit: www.isadoranow.org
All photographs of Isadora Duncan and music in this video are in the public domain.
- published: 29 Mar 2012
- views: 59415
Tamara Rojo dances the first two waltzes of Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan, 2004.
Find out more at http://www.roh.org.uk/productions/five-brahms-waltzes-in-the-manner-of-isadora-duncan-by-frederick-ashton
Frederick Ashton saw Isadora Duncan dance in London in 1921. It was to be one of the most enduring influences on his life. Duncan's freedom of movement, the driven intensity of her dancing and the way in which she seemed to fuse music and dance, were all profound influences on Ashton's own choreographic style. Almost fifty years after seeing her perform, Ashton recalled, 'She had the most extraordinary quality of repose. She would stand for what seemed quite a long time doing nothing, and then make a very small gesture that seemed full of meaning'.
Ashton originally choreographed a single waltz for Lynn Seymour, which had its premiere at a Hamburg gala on 22 June 1975 in memory of Vaslav Nijinsky (another choreographer strongly influenced by Duncan). The following year he expanded the piece to create a suite for Seymour, for a gala celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ballet Rambert – Marie Rambert, another admirer of Duncan, reputedly burst into tears on seeing Seymour so strongly embody one of her idols. Seymour never saw Duncan dance but was guided by the compendium of photos and line drawings that Ashton had collected. She later said of Duncan, 'She was a pioneer – she had a huge, strong self-belief. You don't see a lot of that today'.
- published: 16 Oct 2014
- views: 48908
Quinta parte del DVD Homenaje a Celia Cruz realizado en el año 2003, por grandes celebridades de la música latina. Entre ellos Victor Manuelle, Gilberot Santarosa, Luis Enrique, Olga Tañon, Gloria Estefan, etc. El DVD se titula "Celia Cruz - Azúcar".
- published: 08 Jun 2011
- views: 153084
Compuesta por el gran Tite Curet Alonso, esta canción rememora el arte y gran desempeño en el baile de Isadora Duncan. Por el año 1979, en segundo lugar en el álbum Cross Over, Celia acompañada de Fania monta este gran tema.
Ahora en Venezuela, Las Estrellas de Fania o Fania All Stars, regalan un concierto para el programa A todo Color de RCTV, En vivo para promocionar los conciertos de la Fania en el Poliedro. Eso fue grabado el Sábado 20 de Agosto de 1978, en estudios de Radio caracas TV, Quinta Crespo, Caracas, promocionando los nuevos hits que lanzan (dentro de los shows del 21 y 22 de agosto de ese año), y siendo uno de estos el de Isadora, y lo interpretan en vivo este número que siempre quedó muy bien en la voz de la señora Celia Cruz.
- published: 17 Aug 2014
- views: 68660
The timeless and influential vision of Madeleine Vionnet is celebrated in a
short film that also pays tribute to modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan,
who was Vionnet's contemporary in 1920s Paris and a rich source of
inspiration for the legendary designer.
Directed by Alessandro Possati, the film marks Vionnet's 100-year anniversary
and highlights the house's enduring connection to the world of arts. Firmly
established by Madame Vionnet, these cultural associations are continually
reaffirmed in the modern day evolution of the brand.
Set to an original score by acclaimed young composer José Miguel
Maschietto, the film brings Vionnet's timeless collection to life in an elemental
choreography by Jakub Sekuba. Four uniquely beautiful and talented
ballerinas from the esteemed National Theatre in Prague become
embodiments of the free spirit of Vionnet. Their performance is a showcase for
the perfectly engineered dresses displaying Vionnet's signature bias cut and
drape.
The dual qualities of form and fluidity—the enduring Vionnet codes—are
evoked with mesmerizing clarity. Architectural dresses become undulating
expressions of lightness, the movement of the fabrics echoing each dancer's
powerful grace. A progression of four acts, the performance begins with an
interpretation of Isadora Duncan's own unrestrained style and culminates in
an explosive pastiche of 21st Century breakdancing and rave.
Madeleine Vionnet liberated women's bodies. Doing away with the
constrictions of corsets and padding she reduced her designs to a purity of
construction that brought the wearer closest to their natural state. Isadora
Duncan, whose own costume was a Grecian tunic and bare feet, eschewed
the rigid poise of traditional ballet and became a pioneer for natural
movement in dance. Both were turn-of-the-century revolutionaries using their
unique artistry to create new modes of expression for the modern woman.
"Homage to Isadora Duncan" will première at Vionnet's 100-year anniversary
dinner in Paris on Sunday September 30th, 2012.
- published: 01 Oct 2012
- views: 46496
Isadora Duncan
Angela Isadora Duncan (May 26 or 27, 1877 – September 14, 1927) was an American dancer. Born in California, she lived in Western Europe and the Soviet Union from the age of 22 until her death at age 50. She performed to acclaim throughout Europe.
Duncan's fondness for flowing scarves contributed to her death in an automobile accident in Nice, France, when she was a passenger in an Amilcar. Her silk scarf, draped around her neck, became entangled around the open-spoked wheels and rear axle, breaking her neck. In 1987, she was inducted into the National Museum of Dance's Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Hall of Fame.
Early life
Angela Isadora Duncan was born in San Francisco, California to Joseph Charles Duncan (1819–1898), a banker, mining engineer and connoisseur of the arts, and Mary Isadora Gray (1849–1922). Duncan was the youngest of four children. Her two brothers were Augustin Duncan and Raymond Duncan; her sister, Elizabeth Duncan, was also a dancer. Soon after Isadora's birth, her father was exposed in illegal bank dealings, and the family became extremely poor.
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Tamara Rojo
Tamara Rojo CBE (born 17 May 1974) is a Spanish ballet dancer. She is the artistic director of the English National Ballet, as well as a lead principal dancer. She was previously a principal dancer with The Royal Ballet, and continues to perform with the company as a guest artist.
Early life and training
Rojo was born in Montreal, Canada, to Spanish parents who moved back to Spain when she was four months old.
Rojo started taking local dance classes at the age of 5 in Spain. By the time she reached age 11, Rojo became a full-time student at the Madrid Royal Conservatory of Dance Real Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Mariemma, studying under Victor Ullate and Karemia Moreno. Though her parents were thrilled at her talent, they insisted that Rojo also complete an academic education. Therefore, after studio rehearsals every day, Rojo would attend evening classes. When Rojo was 16, she graduated from the Conservatory and had only two more years until her completion of regular school studies.
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1:52Isadora Duncan Dancers
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Performing Company Lori Belilove Jeanne Bresciani Barbara Kane Judy Landon Adrienne Ramm Theda Rosenbluth Susan Sparkman Program Director - Julia Levien Lighting - Chenault Spense Stage Manager - Andy Tron Company Manager - Louise Craig Gerber -
6:54Celia Cruz-Isadora Duncan
Celia Cruz-Isadora DuncanCelia Cruz-Isadora Duncan
Una muy buena interpretación de la "Guarachera", que nunca escuché sino hasta hace poco, sobre la denominada pionera de la danza moderna. Cuando bailó, Te dijeron "ay ves" Ausente como el mensaje de Isadora. Entre el amor Una pasión vivió Y a nadie Se le encadenaba Isadora. El arte que dominó, Cual llama de su placer, El mundo entero animado La aclamó. Isadora Formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, Leyenda que no murió. Tuvo el encanto, la simpatía, La valentía. La bailarina de una pureza Que no vencía. En las piernas de Isadora, Bailaban, muchas razones, Impuso una nueva moda, Con sus improvisaciones. El ballet que fue su arte, Nombre y fama le ganó, Y el amor fue su estandarte, El hombre fue su pasión. Cuando bailó, Le dijeron tal vez Autentico fue el mensaje de Isadora. En cada amor, Una pasión vivió Y a nadie se encadenaba Isadora. El arte que dominó Cual llama de su placer El mundo entero animado La aclamó. Eh. La gran Isadora Ducan Su arte al mundo brindó, Su vida fue una tragedia Pero su baile triunfo, Isadora Duncan. "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan En gesta que no murió' Isadora Duncan bailaba, Sin reglas sin posición Interpretaba sus salsas Con dulce improvisación. Isadora Duncan. "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' Se liberaba al danzar Se liberaba al amar, Fue muy violenta su vida Y violento fue el final De Isadora Duncan "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' Este homenaje sencillo A lo que su arte fue, Te lo brinda con cariño Ese gran si te puré Si te pure. "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' (Instrumentación) Eh, la gran Isadora Duncan Bailó y bailó por doquier, Con este temperamento Hizo al mundo estremecer, Isadora Duncan. "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' Fue muy violenta su vida, Y violento fue el final, Isadora, Isadora Duncan Yo te tengo que cantar. "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' El mundo que la admiró, El mundo que la aplaudió Cuando supo de su muerte, Por Isadora lloró, lloró y lloró. "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' "Isadora formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, en gesta que no murió' Género: Salsa -
4:01Isadora Duncan, la musa de la danza libre
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0:46Isadora Duncan
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3:52Glimpses of Isadora Duncan of Film
Glimpses of Isadora Duncan of FilmGlimpses of Isadora Duncan of Film
Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube. Some, the footage of her rapturously executing the final few steps of an outdoor performance. Others, photographs of her dancing, images that curiously seem to capture some of the dynamism and modernness of her movement. There is also disputed footage described by some as Isadora dancing at the Parthenon. Given that the Greek ideal was one of her primary sources of inspiration, the temple in Athens would be a likely place for film to be shot. And certainly there are photographs of Duncan in dance pose at the Acropolis. However, the temple in this footage here is obviously not in Athens, as it is low in altitude and there is sea in the background. And there is know reason to suppose the film is of Isadora herself - so perhaps a disciple, following in her footsteps. And there’s footage of Isadora on board ship with the Russian poet Sergei Yesenin, whom she married in 1922. Finally and rather morbidly I came across French newsreel footage of the car in which Isadora’s two met their deaths in 1913 when the car they were traveling in plunged into the Seine in Paris. The talking head over this footage rather gruesomely comment 'Voyons les enfants’! All these resources are spread about and seem to justify a post putting them all together. Enjoy! -
5:49Who was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance Technique
Who was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance TechniqueWho was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance Technique
The first of a series of videos that will educate viewers about who Isadora Duncan was and the dances she choreographed. The series will teach about Isadora Duncan's dance technique and demonstrate the themes about which she danced. Isadora Duncan's choreography as danced by isadoraNOW will be used to demonstrate the technique and the inspiration behind Isadora Duncan's work. As it evolves, the series will elaborate on Isadora Duncan's legacy in the modern dances of today and the work that isadoraNOW does to continue that legacy. Narrated by isadoraNOW director and fifth generation Isadora Duncan dancer, Elyssa Dru Rosenberg. For more information, visit: www.isadoranow.org All photographs of Isadora Duncan and music in this video are in the public domain. -
3:30Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
Tamara Rojo dances the first two waltzes of Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan, 2004. Find out more at http://www.roh.org.uk/productions/five-brahms-waltzes-in-the-manner-of-isadora-duncan-by-frederick-ashton Frederick Ashton saw Isadora Duncan dance in London in 1921. It was to be one of the most enduring influences on his life. Duncan's freedom of movement, the driven intensity of her dancing and the way in which she seemed to fuse music and dance, were all profound influences on Ashton's own choreographic style. Almost fifty years after seeing her perform, Ashton recalled, 'She had the most extraordinary quality of repose. She would stand for what seemed quite a long time doing nothing, and then make a very small gesture that seemed full of meaning'. Ashton originally choreographed a single waltz for Lynn Seymour, which had its premiere at a Hamburg gala on 22 June 1975 in memory of Vaslav Nijinsky (another choreographer strongly influenced by Duncan). The following year he expanded the piece to create a suite for Seymour, for a gala celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ballet Rambert – Marie Rambert, another admirer of Duncan, reputedly burst into tears on seeing Seymour so strongly embody one of her idols. Seymour never saw Duncan dance but was guided by the compendium of photos and line drawings that Ashton had collected. She later said of Duncan, 'She was a pioneer – she had a huge, strong self-belief. You don't see a lot of that today'. -
4:31Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)
Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)
Quinta parte del DVD Homenaje a Celia Cruz realizado en el año 2003, por grandes celebridades de la música latina. Entre ellos Victor Manuelle, Gilberot Santarosa, Luis Enrique, Olga Tañon, Gloria Estefan, etc. El DVD se titula "Celia Cruz - Azúcar". -
7:19Celia Cruz & Fania All Stars - Isadora
Celia Cruz & Fania All Stars - IsadoraCelia Cruz & Fania All Stars - Isadora
Compuesta por el gran Tite Curet Alonso, esta canción rememora el arte y gran desempeño en el baile de Isadora Duncan. Por el año 1979, en segundo lugar en el álbum Cross Over, Celia acompañada de Fania monta este gran tema. Ahora en Venezuela, Las Estrellas de Fania o Fania All Stars, regalan un concierto para el programa A todo Color de RCTV, En vivo para promocionar los conciertos de la Fania en el Poliedro. Eso fue grabado el Sábado 20 de Agosto de 1978, en estudios de Radio caracas TV, Quinta Crespo, Caracas, promocionando los nuevos hits que lanzan (dentro de los shows del 21 y 22 de agosto de ese año), y siendo uno de estos el de Isadora, y lo interpretan en vivo este número que siempre quedó muy bien en la voz de la señora Celia Cruz. -
4:21VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"
VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"
The timeless and influential vision of Madeleine Vionnet is celebrated in a short film that also pays tribute to modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan, who was Vionnet's contemporary in 1920s Paris and a rich source of inspiration for the legendary designer. Directed by Alessandro Possati, the film marks Vionnet's 100-year anniversary and highlights the house's enduring connection to the world of arts. Firmly established by Madame Vionnet, these cultural associations are continually reaffirmed in the modern day evolution of the brand. Set to an original score by acclaimed young composer José Miguel Maschietto, the film brings Vionnet's timeless collection to life in an elemental choreography by Jakub Sekuba. Four uniquely beautiful and talented ballerinas from the esteemed National Theatre in Prague become embodiments of the free spirit of Vionnet. Their performance is a showcase for the perfectly engineered dresses displaying Vionnet's signature bias cut and drape. The dual qualities of form and fluidity—the enduring Vionnet codes—are evoked with mesmerizing clarity. Architectural dresses become undulating expressions of lightness, the movement of the fabrics echoing each dancer's powerful grace. A progression of four acts, the performance begins with an interpretation of Isadora Duncan's own unrestrained style and culminates in an explosive pastiche of 21st Century breakdancing and rave. Madeleine Vionnet liberated women's bodies. Doing away with the constrictions of corsets and padding she reduced her designs to a purity of construction that brought the wearer closest to their natural state. Isadora Duncan, whose own costume was a Grecian tunic and bare feet, eschewed the rigid poise of traditional ballet and became a pioneer for natural movement in dance. Both were turn-of-the-century revolutionaries using their unique artistry to create new modes of expression for the modern woman. "Homage to Isadora Duncan" will première at Vionnet's 100-year anniversary dinner in Paris on Sunday September 30th, 2012.
'Isadora Duncan' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Woman with the Hungry Eyes (2006)
Actors: James Finlayson (actor), Edward José (actor), Wyndham Standing (actor), Eileen Percy (actress), Hugh M. Hefner (producer), Claire Whitney (actress), Theda Bara (actress), Dana Delany (actress), Fred Malatesta (actor), Stuart Holmes (actor), Hugh Munro Neely (producer), Hugh Munro Neely (writer), Hugh Munro Neely (actor), Hugh Munro Neely (editor), Hugh Munro Neely (director),
Plot: The true story of the life of the movies first femme-fatale, Theda Bara, who made over 40 films, only a handful of which survive. Born in America, her film producers insisted she was an exotic foreigner, born in Egypt. Her most famous film was "Cleopatra" (Fox, 1917).
Keywords: actress, femme-fatale, film-history, lost-filmGenres: Biography, Documentary,
Taglines: The life and films of Theda Bara
Esenin (2005)
Actors: Yuriy Kutsenko (actor), Andrey Krasko (actor), Gary Busey (actor), Oleg Tabakov (actor), Valentina Telichkina (actress), Roman Madyanov (actor), Andrei Tolubeyev (actor), Sean Young (actress), Pyotr Merkurev (actor), Vladimir Valutskiy (writer), Tatyana Lyutaeva (actress), Aleksandr Mikhaylov (actor), Konstantin Ernst (producer), Nikolay Olyalin (actor), Konstantin Khabenskiy (actor),
Plot: After policeman Aleksandr Hlystov receives an old photo of poet Esenin's dead body just taken out of a loop he immediately begins an investigation, not an official one, but he tries to solve the mystery by himself. The more he learns about Esenin's life and death, the weirder the case gets...
Keywords: tv-mini-seriesGenres: Crime, Drama, Thriller,
Isadora Duncan: Movement from the Soul (1989)
Actors: Julie Harris (actress), Daniel Geller (producer), Daniel Geller (director), Daniel Geller (editor), Dayna Goldfine (director), Dayna Goldfine (editor), Dayna Goldfine (producer),
Plot: This unsentimental portrait of the complex and charismatic "Mother of Modern Dance" traces the life and artistic development of San Francisco-born Isadora Duncan (1877-1927). Duncan raised dance from mere vaudeville entertainment to a legitimate art form, laying the foundation for today's modern dance. The first American performing artist to gain worldwide acclaim, she dared to use her medium for political purposes: creating the first choreography to call people to arms, to express the plight of repressed workers, and to agitate for the freedom of women. Set against the social tapestry of turn-of-the-century America and Europe, Isadora Duncan: Movement From the Soul is a study of a revolutionary and iconoclast, a woman who dared to defy Victorian mores through both her art and the way she lived. Illuminating and gracefully crafted, the documentary interweaves the details of Isadora Duncan's tumultuous life with re-creations of twelve of her dances. Spanning the entire range of her career, these dances illuminate Duncan's personal and artistic development. Viewers witness the evolution of Duncan's early lyrical compositions into her later dramatic and politically motivated work. An essential film for dance students and scholars, Isadora Duncan: Movement From the Soul is also appropriate for American studies, cultural history, art history, and women's studies classes, and will be of interest to anyone who wants to know more about this singular woman and her art.
Genres: Documentary,Tabu (1982)
Actors: Júlio Bressane (writer), Caetano Veloso (composer), José Lewgoy (actor), Leovegildo Cordeiro (editor), Caetano Veloso (actor), Júlio Bressane (director), Júlio Bressane (producer), Norma Bengell (actress), Guará Rodrigues (actor), Sandro Solviatti (actor), Colé Santana (actor), Mário Gomes (actor), Suzana de Moraes (actress), Mariana de Moraes (actress), Vera Barreto Leite (costume designer),
Genres: Comedy, Musical,Isadora (1968)
Actors: Branko Plesa (miscellaneous crew), Maurice Jarre (composer), Melvyn Bragg (writer), Jason Robards (actor), Melvyn Bragg (writer), Mark Dignam (actor), Alan Gifford (actor), Bessie Love (actress), Wallas Eaton (actor), James Fox (actor), Vanessa Redgrave (actress), Richard Marner (actor), Arnold Diamond (actor), Ann Skinner (miscellaneous crew), Christian Duvaleix (actor),
Plot: A biography of the dancer Isadora Duncan, the 1920s dancer who forever changed people's ideas of ballet. Her nude, semi-nude, and pro-Soviet dance projects as well as her attitudes on free love, debt, dress, and lifestyle shocked the public of her time.
Keywords: 12-year-old, 1920s, abandoned-by-father, accidental-death, accordion, adult-playing-with-child, adultery, american, amphitheatre, anti-communismGenres: Biography, Drama, Music, Romance,
Taglines: The Life and Many Loves of the Most Exciting Woman of Our Time
Quotes:
Isadora Duncan: A man's looks have nothing to do with his success as a lover.Isadora Duncan: [learning Russian] Honestly, I don't want to talk about red pencils with Essenin. I want to talk to him about making love with me. Now, how do say in Russian, "I adore you. You have beautiful thighs"?
Isadora Duncan: I'm not after my fortune. I'm after my destiny.
Isadora Duncan: [about America] You were once wild here. Don't let them tame you.
Isadora Duncan, the Biggest Dancer in the World (1966)
Actors: Tony Palmer (miscellaneous crew), Murray Melvin (actor), Ken Russell (actor), Ken Russell (producer), Ken Russell (writer), Ken Russell (director), Peter Bowles (actor), Michael Bradsell (editor), Shirley Russell (costume designer), Sandor Elès (actor), Alexei Jawdokimov (actor), Vivian Pickles (actress), Alex 'Alien' Russell (actor), Sewell Stokes (writer), Joyce Hammond (costume designer),
Genres: Biography, Documentary,Duncan, Isadora Filmography
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Isadora Duncan Dancers
Performing Company Lori Belilove Jeanne Bresciani Barbara Kane Judy Landon Adrienne Ramm Theda Rosenbluth Susan Sparkman Program Director - Julia Levien Lighting - Chenault Spense Stage Manager - Andy Tron Company Manager - Louise Craig Gerber -
Celia Cruz-Isadora Duncan
Una muy buena interpretación de la "Guarachera", que nunca escuché sino hasta hace poco, sobre la denominada pionera de la danza moderna. Cuando bailó, Te dijeron "ay ves" Ausente como el mensaje de Isadora. Entre el amor Una pasión vivió Y a nadie Se le encadenaba Isadora. El arte que dominó, Cual llama de su placer, El mundo entero animado La aclamó. Isadora Formó la liberación, Isadora Duncan, Leyenda que no murió. Tuvo el encanto, la simpatía, La valentía. La bailarina de una pureza Que no vencía. En las piernas de Isadora, Bailaban, muchas razones, Impuso una nueva moda, Con sus improvisaciones. El ballet que fue su arte, Nombre y fama le ganó, Y el amor fue su estandarte, El hombre fue su pasión. Cuando bailó, Le dijeron tal vez Autentico fue el mensaje de Isadora. En cada ... -
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Isadora Duncan
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Glimpses of Isadora Duncan of Film
Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube. Some, the footage of her rapturously executing the final few steps of an outdoor performance. Others, photographs of her dancing, images that curiously seem to capture some of the dynamism and modernness of her movement. There is also disputed footage described by some as Isadora dancing at the Parthenon. Given that the Greek ideal was one of her primary sources of inspiration, the temple in Athens would be a likely place for film to be shot. And certainly there are photographs of Duncan in dance pose at the Acropolis. However, the temple in this footage here is obviously not in Athens, as it is low in altitude and there is sea in the background. And there is know reason to suppose the film is of Isadora herself - so perhaps a disci... -
Who was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance Technique
The first of a series of videos that will educate viewers about who Isadora Duncan was and the dances she choreographed. The series will teach about Isadora Duncan's dance technique and demonstrate the themes about which she danced. Isadora Duncan's choreography as danced by isadoraNOW will be used to demonstrate the technique and the inspiration behind Isadora Duncan's work. As it evolves, the series will elaborate on Isadora Duncan's legacy in the modern dances of today and the work that isadoraNOW does to continue that legacy. Narrated by isadoraNOW director and fifth generation Isadora Duncan dancer, Elyssa Dru Rosenberg. For more information, visit: www.isadoranow.org All photographs of Isadora Duncan and music in this video are in the public domain. -
Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
Tamara Rojo dances the first two waltzes of Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan, 2004. Find out more at http://www.roh.org.uk/productions/five-brahms-waltzes-in-the-manner-of-isadora-duncan-by-frederick-ashton Frederick Ashton saw Isadora Duncan dance in London in 1921. It was to be one of the most enduring influences on his life. Duncan's freedom of movement, the driven intensity of her dancing and the way in which she seemed to fuse music and dance, were all profound influences on Ashton's own choreographic style. Almost fifty years after seeing her perform, Ashton recalled, 'She had the most extraordinary quality of repose. She would stand for what seemed quite a long time doing nothing, and then make a very small gesture that seemed f... -
Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)
Quinta parte del DVD Homenaje a Celia Cruz realizado en el año 2003, por grandes celebridades de la música latina. Entre ellos Victor Manuelle, Gilberot Santarosa, Luis Enrique, Olga Tañon, Gloria Estefan, etc. El DVD se titula "Celia Cruz - Azúcar". -
Celia Cruz & Fania All Stars - Isadora
Compuesta por el gran Tite Curet Alonso, esta canción rememora el arte y gran desempeño en el baile de Isadora Duncan. Por el año 1979, en segundo lugar en el álbum Cross Over, Celia acompañada de Fania monta este gran tema. Ahora en Venezuela, Las Estrellas de Fania o Fania All Stars, regalan un concierto para el programa A todo Color de RCTV, En vivo para promocionar los conciertos de la Fania en el Poliedro. Eso fue grabado el Sábado 20 de Agosto de 1978, en estudios de Radio caracas TV, Quinta Crespo, Caracas, promocionando los nuevos hits que lanzan (dentro de los shows del 21 y 22 de agosto de ese año), y siendo uno de estos el de Isadora, y lo interpretan en vivo este número que siempre quedó muy bien en la voz de la señora Celia Cruz. -
VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"
The timeless and influential vision of Madeleine Vionnet is celebrated in a short film that also pays tribute to modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan, who was Vionnet's contemporary in 1920s Paris and a rich source of inspiration for the legendary designer. Directed by Alessandro Possati, the film marks Vionnet's 100-year anniversary and highlights the house's enduring connection to the world of arts. Firmly established by Madame Vionnet, these cultural associations are continually reaffirmed in the modern day evolution of the brand. Set to an original score by acclaimed young composer José Miguel Maschietto, the film brings Vionnet's timeless collection to life in an elemental choreography by Jakub Sekuba. Four uniquely beautiful and talented ballerinas from the esteemed...
Isadora Duncan Dancers
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- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 12 Dec 2009
- views: 549528
Performing Company
Lori Belilove
Jeanne Bresciani
Barbara Kane
Judy Landon
Adrienne Ramm
Theda Rosenbluth
Susan Sparkman
Program Director - Julia Levien
Lighti...
Performing Company
Lori Belilove
Jeanne Bresciani
Barbara Kane
Judy Landon
Adrienne Ramm
Theda Rosenbluth
Susan Sparkman
Program Director - Julia Levien
Lighting - Chenault Spense
Stage Manager - Andy Tron
Company Manager - Louise Craig Gerber
wn.com/Isadora Duncan Dancers
Performing Company
Lori Belilove
Jeanne Bresciani
Barbara Kane
Judy Landon
Adrienne Ramm
Theda Rosenbluth
Susan Sparkman
Program Director - Julia Levien
Lighting - Chenault Spense
Stage Manager - Andy Tron
Company Manager - Louise Craig Gerber
- published: 12 Dec 2009
- views: 549528
Celia Cruz-Isadora Duncan
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- Duration: 6:54
- Updated: 24 May 2013
- views: 35294
Una muy buena interpretación de la "Guarachera", que nunca escuché sino hasta hace poco, sobre la denominada pionera de la danza moderna.
Cuando bailó,
Te dije...
Una muy buena interpretación de la "Guarachera", que nunca escuché sino hasta hace poco, sobre la denominada pionera de la danza moderna.
Cuando bailó,
Te dijeron "ay ves"
Ausente como el mensaje de Isadora.
Entre el amor
Una pasión vivió
Y a nadie
Se le encadenaba Isadora.
El arte que dominó,
Cual llama de su placer,
El mundo entero animado
La aclamó.
Isadora
Formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
Leyenda que no murió.
Tuvo el encanto, la simpatía,
La valentía.
La bailarina de una pureza
Que no vencía.
En las piernas de Isadora,
Bailaban, muchas razones,
Impuso una nueva moda,
Con sus improvisaciones.
El ballet que fue su arte,
Nombre y fama le ganó,
Y el amor fue su estandarte,
El hombre fue su pasión.
Cuando bailó,
Le dijeron tal vez
Autentico fue el mensaje de Isadora.
En cada amor,
Una pasión vivió
Y a nadie se encadenaba Isadora.
El arte que dominó
Cual llama de su placer
El mundo entero animado
La aclamó.
Eh. La gran Isadora Ducan
Su arte al mundo brindó,
Su vida fue una tragedia
Pero su baile triunfo,
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan
En gesta que no murió'
Isadora Duncan bailaba,
Sin reglas sin posición
Interpretaba sus salsas
Con dulce improvisación.
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Se liberaba al danzar
Se liberaba al amar,
Fue muy violenta su vida
Y violento fue el final
De Isadora Duncan
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Este homenaje sencillo
A lo que su arte fue,
Te lo brinda con cariño
Ese gran si te puré
Si te pure.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
(Instrumentación)
Eh, la gran Isadora Duncan
Bailó y bailó por doquier,
Con este temperamento
Hizo al mundo estremecer,
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Fue muy violenta su vida,
Y violento fue el final,
Isadora, Isadora Duncan
Yo te tengo que cantar.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
El mundo que la admiró,
El mundo que la aplaudió
Cuando supo de su muerte,
Por Isadora lloró, lloró y lloró.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Género: Salsa
wn.com/Celia Cruz Isadora Duncan
Una muy buena interpretación de la "Guarachera", que nunca escuché sino hasta hace poco, sobre la denominada pionera de la danza moderna.
Cuando bailó,
Te dijeron "ay ves"
Ausente como el mensaje de Isadora.
Entre el amor
Una pasión vivió
Y a nadie
Se le encadenaba Isadora.
El arte que dominó,
Cual llama de su placer,
El mundo entero animado
La aclamó.
Isadora
Formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
Leyenda que no murió.
Tuvo el encanto, la simpatía,
La valentía.
La bailarina de una pureza
Que no vencía.
En las piernas de Isadora,
Bailaban, muchas razones,
Impuso una nueva moda,
Con sus improvisaciones.
El ballet que fue su arte,
Nombre y fama le ganó,
Y el amor fue su estandarte,
El hombre fue su pasión.
Cuando bailó,
Le dijeron tal vez
Autentico fue el mensaje de Isadora.
En cada amor,
Una pasión vivió
Y a nadie se encadenaba Isadora.
El arte que dominó
Cual llama de su placer
El mundo entero animado
La aclamó.
Eh. La gran Isadora Ducan
Su arte al mundo brindó,
Su vida fue una tragedia
Pero su baile triunfo,
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan
En gesta que no murió'
Isadora Duncan bailaba,
Sin reglas sin posición
Interpretaba sus salsas
Con dulce improvisación.
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Se liberaba al danzar
Se liberaba al amar,
Fue muy violenta su vida
Y violento fue el final
De Isadora Duncan
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Este homenaje sencillo
A lo que su arte fue,
Te lo brinda con cariño
Ese gran si te puré
Si te pure.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
(Instrumentación)
Eh, la gran Isadora Duncan
Bailó y bailó por doquier,
Con este temperamento
Hizo al mundo estremecer,
Isadora Duncan.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Fue muy violenta su vida,
Y violento fue el final,
Isadora, Isadora Duncan
Yo te tengo que cantar.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
El mundo que la admiró,
El mundo que la aplaudió
Cuando supo de su muerte,
Por Isadora lloró, lloró y lloró.
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
"Isadora formó la liberación,
Isadora Duncan,
en gesta que no murió'
Género: Salsa
- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 35294
Isadora Duncan, la musa de la danza libre
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- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 24 Jun 2012
- views: 210481
Isadora Duncan
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- Duration: 0:46
- Updated: 16 Apr 2007
- views: 824249
Glimpses of Isadora Duncan of Film
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- Duration: 3:52
- Updated: 28 May 2016
- views: 1138
Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube.
Some, the footage of her rapturously executing the final few steps of an outdoor performance.
Others, p...
Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube.
Some, the footage of her rapturously executing the final few steps of an outdoor performance.
Others, photographs of her dancing, images that curiously seem to capture some of the dynamism and modernness of her movement.
There is also disputed footage described by some as Isadora dancing at the Parthenon. Given that the Greek ideal was one of her primary sources of inspiration, the temple in Athens would be a likely place for film to be shot. And certainly there are photographs of Duncan in dance pose at the Acropolis. However, the temple in this footage here is obviously not in Athens, as it is low in altitude and there is sea in the background. And there is know reason to suppose the film is of Isadora herself - so perhaps a disciple, following in her footsteps.
And there’s footage of Isadora on board ship with the Russian poet Sergei Yesenin, whom she married in 1922.
Finally and rather morbidly I came across French newsreel footage of the car in which Isadora’s two met their deaths in 1913 when the car they were traveling in plunged into the Seine in Paris. The talking head over this footage rather gruesomely comment 'Voyons les enfants’!
All these resources are spread about and seem to justify a post putting them all together.
Enjoy!
wn.com/Glimpses Of Isadora Duncan Of Film
Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube.
Some, the footage of her rapturously executing the final few steps of an outdoor performance.
Others, photographs of her dancing, images that curiously seem to capture some of the dynamism and modernness of her movement.
There is also disputed footage described by some as Isadora dancing at the Parthenon. Given that the Greek ideal was one of her primary sources of inspiration, the temple in Athens would be a likely place for film to be shot. And certainly there are photographs of Duncan in dance pose at the Acropolis. However, the temple in this footage here is obviously not in Athens, as it is low in altitude and there is sea in the background. And there is know reason to suppose the film is of Isadora herself - so perhaps a disciple, following in her footsteps.
And there’s footage of Isadora on board ship with the Russian poet Sergei Yesenin, whom she married in 1922.
Finally and rather morbidly I came across French newsreel footage of the car in which Isadora’s two met their deaths in 1913 when the car they were traveling in plunged into the Seine in Paris. The talking head over this footage rather gruesomely comment 'Voyons les enfants’!
All these resources are spread about and seem to justify a post putting them all together.
Enjoy!
- published: 28 May 2016
- views: 1138
Who was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance Technique
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- Duration: 5:49
- Updated: 29 Mar 2012
- views: 59415
The first of a series of videos that will educate viewers about who Isadora Duncan was and the dances she choreographed. The series will teach about Isadora Du...
The first of a series of videos that will educate viewers about who Isadora Duncan was and the dances she choreographed. The series will teach about Isadora Duncan's dance technique and demonstrate the themes about which she danced. Isadora Duncan's choreography as danced by isadoraNOW will be used to demonstrate the technique and the inspiration behind Isadora Duncan's work. As it evolves, the series will elaborate on Isadora Duncan's legacy in the modern dances of today and the work that isadoraNOW does to continue that legacy.
Narrated by isadoraNOW director and fifth generation Isadora Duncan dancer, Elyssa Dru Rosenberg.
For more information, visit: www.isadoranow.org
All photographs of Isadora Duncan and music in this video are in the public domain.
wn.com/Who Was Isadora Duncan Isadora Duncan Dances And Dance Technique
The first of a series of videos that will educate viewers about who Isadora Duncan was and the dances she choreographed. The series will teach about Isadora Duncan's dance technique and demonstrate the themes about which she danced. Isadora Duncan's choreography as danced by isadoraNOW will be used to demonstrate the technique and the inspiration behind Isadora Duncan's work. As it evolves, the series will elaborate on Isadora Duncan's legacy in the modern dances of today and the work that isadoraNOW does to continue that legacy.
Narrated by isadoraNOW director and fifth generation Isadora Duncan dancer, Elyssa Dru Rosenberg.
For more information, visit: www.isadoranow.org
All photographs of Isadora Duncan and music in this video are in the public domain.
- published: 29 Mar 2012
- views: 59415
Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
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- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 16 Oct 2014
- views: 48908
Tamara Rojo dances the first two waltzes of Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan, 2004.
Find out more at http:...
Tamara Rojo dances the first two waltzes of Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan, 2004.
Find out more at http://www.roh.org.uk/productions/five-brahms-waltzes-in-the-manner-of-isadora-duncan-by-frederick-ashton
Frederick Ashton saw Isadora Duncan dance in London in 1921. It was to be one of the most enduring influences on his life. Duncan's freedom of movement, the driven intensity of her dancing and the way in which she seemed to fuse music and dance, were all profound influences on Ashton's own choreographic style. Almost fifty years after seeing her perform, Ashton recalled, 'She had the most extraordinary quality of repose. She would stand for what seemed quite a long time doing nothing, and then make a very small gesture that seemed full of meaning'.
Ashton originally choreographed a single waltz for Lynn Seymour, which had its premiere at a Hamburg gala on 22 June 1975 in memory of Vaslav Nijinsky (another choreographer strongly influenced by Duncan). The following year he expanded the piece to create a suite for Seymour, for a gala celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ballet Rambert – Marie Rambert, another admirer of Duncan, reputedly burst into tears on seeing Seymour so strongly embody one of her idols. Seymour never saw Duncan dance but was guided by the compendium of photos and line drawings that Ashton had collected. She later said of Duncan, 'She was a pioneer – she had a huge, strong self-belief. You don't see a lot of that today'.
wn.com/Five Brahms Waltzes In The Manner Of Isadora Duncan Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
Tamara Rojo dances the first two waltzes of Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan, 2004.
Find out more at http://www.roh.org.uk/productions/five-brahms-waltzes-in-the-manner-of-isadora-duncan-by-frederick-ashton
Frederick Ashton saw Isadora Duncan dance in London in 1921. It was to be one of the most enduring influences on his life. Duncan's freedom of movement, the driven intensity of her dancing and the way in which she seemed to fuse music and dance, were all profound influences on Ashton's own choreographic style. Almost fifty years after seeing her perform, Ashton recalled, 'She had the most extraordinary quality of repose. She would stand for what seemed quite a long time doing nothing, and then make a very small gesture that seemed full of meaning'.
Ashton originally choreographed a single waltz for Lynn Seymour, which had its premiere at a Hamburg gala on 22 June 1975 in memory of Vaslav Nijinsky (another choreographer strongly influenced by Duncan). The following year he expanded the piece to create a suite for Seymour, for a gala celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ballet Rambert – Marie Rambert, another admirer of Duncan, reputedly burst into tears on seeing Seymour so strongly embody one of her idols. Seymour never saw Duncan dance but was guided by the compendium of photos and line drawings that Ashton had collected. She later said of Duncan, 'She was a pioneer – she had a huge, strong self-belief. You don't see a lot of that today'.
- published: 16 Oct 2014
- views: 48908
Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)
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- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 08 Jun 2011
- views: 153084
Quinta parte del DVD Homenaje a Celia Cruz realizado en el año 2003, por grandes celebridades de la música latina. Entre ellos Victor Manuelle, Gilberot Santaro...
Quinta parte del DVD Homenaje a Celia Cruz realizado en el año 2003, por grandes celebridades de la música latina. Entre ellos Victor Manuelle, Gilberot Santarosa, Luis Enrique, Olga Tañon, Gloria Estefan, etc. El DVD se titula "Celia Cruz - Azúcar".
wn.com/Isadora Duncan Milly Quezada (Homenaje A Celia Cruz)
Quinta parte del DVD Homenaje a Celia Cruz realizado en el año 2003, por grandes celebridades de la música latina. Entre ellos Victor Manuelle, Gilberot Santarosa, Luis Enrique, Olga Tañon, Gloria Estefan, etc. El DVD se titula "Celia Cruz - Azúcar".
- published: 08 Jun 2011
- views: 153084
Celia Cruz & Fania All Stars - Isadora
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- Duration: 7:19
- Updated: 17 Aug 2014
- views: 68660
Compuesta por el gran Tite Curet Alonso, esta canción rememora el arte y gran desempeño en el baile de Isadora Duncan. Por el año 1979, en segundo lugar en el á...
Compuesta por el gran Tite Curet Alonso, esta canción rememora el arte y gran desempeño en el baile de Isadora Duncan. Por el año 1979, en segundo lugar en el álbum Cross Over, Celia acompañada de Fania monta este gran tema.
Ahora en Venezuela, Las Estrellas de Fania o Fania All Stars, regalan un concierto para el programa A todo Color de RCTV, En vivo para promocionar los conciertos de la Fania en el Poliedro. Eso fue grabado el Sábado 20 de Agosto de 1978, en estudios de Radio caracas TV, Quinta Crespo, Caracas, promocionando los nuevos hits que lanzan (dentro de los shows del 21 y 22 de agosto de ese año), y siendo uno de estos el de Isadora, y lo interpretan en vivo este número que siempre quedó muy bien en la voz de la señora Celia Cruz.
wn.com/Celia Cruz Fania All Stars Isadora
Compuesta por el gran Tite Curet Alonso, esta canción rememora el arte y gran desempeño en el baile de Isadora Duncan. Por el año 1979, en segundo lugar en el álbum Cross Over, Celia acompañada de Fania monta este gran tema.
Ahora en Venezuela, Las Estrellas de Fania o Fania All Stars, regalan un concierto para el programa A todo Color de RCTV, En vivo para promocionar los conciertos de la Fania en el Poliedro. Eso fue grabado el Sábado 20 de Agosto de 1978, en estudios de Radio caracas TV, Quinta Crespo, Caracas, promocionando los nuevos hits que lanzan (dentro de los shows del 21 y 22 de agosto de ese año), y siendo uno de estos el de Isadora, y lo interpretan en vivo este número que siempre quedó muy bien en la voz de la señora Celia Cruz.
- published: 17 Aug 2014
- views: 68660
VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"
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- Duration: 4:21
- Updated: 01 Oct 2012
- views: 46496
The timeless and influential vision of Madeleine Vionnet is celebrated in a
short film that also pays tribute to modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan,
who was...
The timeless and influential vision of Madeleine Vionnet is celebrated in a
short film that also pays tribute to modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan,
who was Vionnet's contemporary in 1920s Paris and a rich source of
inspiration for the legendary designer.
Directed by Alessandro Possati, the film marks Vionnet's 100-year anniversary
and highlights the house's enduring connection to the world of arts. Firmly
established by Madame Vionnet, these cultural associations are continually
reaffirmed in the modern day evolution of the brand.
Set to an original score by acclaimed young composer José Miguel
Maschietto, the film brings Vionnet's timeless collection to life in an elemental
choreography by Jakub Sekuba. Four uniquely beautiful and talented
ballerinas from the esteemed National Theatre in Prague become
embodiments of the free spirit of Vionnet. Their performance is a showcase for
the perfectly engineered dresses displaying Vionnet's signature bias cut and
drape.
The dual qualities of form and fluidity—the enduring Vionnet codes—are
evoked with mesmerizing clarity. Architectural dresses become undulating
expressions of lightness, the movement of the fabrics echoing each dancer's
powerful grace. A progression of four acts, the performance begins with an
interpretation of Isadora Duncan's own unrestrained style and culminates in
an explosive pastiche of 21st Century breakdancing and rave.
Madeleine Vionnet liberated women's bodies. Doing away with the
constrictions of corsets and padding she reduced her designs to a purity of
construction that brought the wearer closest to their natural state. Isadora
Duncan, whose own costume was a Grecian tunic and bare feet, eschewed
the rigid poise of traditional ballet and became a pioneer for natural
movement in dance. Both were turn-of-the-century revolutionaries using their
unique artistry to create new modes of expression for the modern woman.
"Homage to Isadora Duncan" will première at Vionnet's 100-year anniversary
dinner in Paris on Sunday September 30th, 2012.
wn.com/Vionnet In Homage To Isadora Duncan
The timeless and influential vision of Madeleine Vionnet is celebrated in a
short film that also pays tribute to modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan,
who was Vionnet's contemporary in 1920s Paris and a rich source of
inspiration for the legendary designer.
Directed by Alessandro Possati, the film marks Vionnet's 100-year anniversary
and highlights the house's enduring connection to the world of arts. Firmly
established by Madame Vionnet, these cultural associations are continually
reaffirmed in the modern day evolution of the brand.
Set to an original score by acclaimed young composer José Miguel
Maschietto, the film brings Vionnet's timeless collection to life in an elemental
choreography by Jakub Sekuba. Four uniquely beautiful and talented
ballerinas from the esteemed National Theatre in Prague become
embodiments of the free spirit of Vionnet. Their performance is a showcase for
the perfectly engineered dresses displaying Vionnet's signature bias cut and
drape.
The dual qualities of form and fluidity—the enduring Vionnet codes—are
evoked with mesmerizing clarity. Architectural dresses become undulating
expressions of lightness, the movement of the fabrics echoing each dancer's
powerful grace. A progression of four acts, the performance begins with an
interpretation of Isadora Duncan's own unrestrained style and culminates in
an explosive pastiche of 21st Century breakdancing and rave.
Madeleine Vionnet liberated women's bodies. Doing away with the
constrictions of corsets and padding she reduced her designs to a purity of
construction that brought the wearer closest to their natural state. Isadora
Duncan, whose own costume was a Grecian tunic and bare feet, eschewed
the rigid poise of traditional ballet and became a pioneer for natural
movement in dance. Both were turn-of-the-century revolutionaries using their
unique artistry to create new modes of expression for the modern woman.
"Homage to Isadora Duncan" will première at Vionnet's 100-year anniversary
dinner in Paris on Sunday September 30th, 2012.
- published: 01 Oct 2012
- views: 46496
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Lori Belilove
Jeanne Bresciani
Barbara Kane
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Adrienne Ramm
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Isadora Duncan Dancers
Isadora Duncan Dancers
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Celia Cruz-Isadora Duncan
Una muy buena interpretación de la "Guarachera", que nunca escuché sino hasta hace poco, s...
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Celia Cruz-Isadora Duncan
Celia Cruz-Isadora Duncan
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Isadora Duncan, la musa de la danza libre
Historia de Isadora Duncan
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Isadora Duncan, la musa de la danza libre
Isadora Duncan, la musa de la danza libre
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Glimpses of Isadora Duncan of Film
Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube.
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Glimpses of Isadora Duncan of Film
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Who was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance Technique
The first of a series of videos that will educate viewers about who Isadora Duncan was and...
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Who was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance Technique
Who was Isadora Duncan? Isadora Duncan Dances and Dance Technique
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Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
Tamara Rojo dances the first two waltzes of Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet Five Brahms ...
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Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan - Solo (Tamara Rojo, The Royal Ballet)
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Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)
Quinta parte del DVD Homenaje a Celia Cruz realizado en el año 2003, por grandes celebrida...
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Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)
Isadora Duncan - Milly Quezada (Homenaje a Celia Cruz)
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Celia Cruz & Fania All Stars - Isadora
Compuesta por el gran Tite Curet Alonso, esta canción rememora el arte y gran desempeño en...
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Celia Cruz & Fania All Stars - Isadora
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VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"
The timeless and influential vision of Madeleine Vionnet is celebrated in a
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VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"
VIONNET IN "HOMAGE TO ISADORA DUNCAN"
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Lyrics list:lyrics
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Isadora Duncan
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Isadora Duncan
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Isadora Duncan
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Isadora Duncan
Isadora Duncan
Well, I have a friend
Knew Isadora Duncan
Yeah, she wore her scarves too long
Hit the gas a bit too strong
She lost her head
Still she saw the glory
Or so goes the story
Hope she was not wrong
She waits underneath electricity
What does she touch?
What does she see?
Isadora Duncan's so free
She is leaping
She is spinning with some urgency fantastic
Outspoken, she is choking as she veers into heavy traffic
Were you listening to the angels between the lines of
your symphony?
Dancing under cobalt-blue skies
Morning star
Free
You taught me well
Loved me even better
Prayed over my fields when they were cold and barren
Yeah, you held the truth from an austere trailor
Shoring up my failure
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Syrian rebels ‘mistakenly’ beheaded Palestinian boy
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Jul 2016
Humanity has reached an all-time low as the video of Syrian rebels ‘mistakenly’ beheading a 12-year-old boy identified as ‘Abdullah Issa’ has surfaced on the internet. . The shocking video, which is currently viral on social media, shows a harassed and frightened boy taunted and later beheaded in a truck by five grown men ... The rebels are identified to be a troop from the Nour al-Din al-Zinki Movement ... WN.com, Kalyani. ....
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[Survey]: Poll Reveals A Majority Believe 1969 Moon Landing Was Faked
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Jul 2016
A published survey found a majority of those questioned believe the Apollo 11 Moon landing was in fact faked, according to a Mirror report Thursday.The poll discovered the 25 to 34 age group as those most likely to believe the moon landing never happened, with 73 percent of those falling in that group considering the entire thing to be a highly elaborate hoax ... – WN.com, Jack Durschlag. ....
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MH370 search team: We’ve been looking in the wrong place
Edit Indian Express 21 Jul 2016photo: ABr / Charles Rex Arbogast
Officer shoots caretaker of autistic man playing outside
Edit The Miami Herald 21 Jul 2016
When a 23-year-old autistic man carrying a toy truck wandered from a mental health center out into the street Monday, a worker there named Charles Kinsey went to retrieve him. A few minutes later the autistic man was still sitting cross-legged blocking the roadway while playing with the small, rectangular white toy ... “He’s on his back with his hands in the air trying to convince the other guy to lie down ... “It was so surprising ... ....
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[VIDEO]:Billionaire Mark Cuban Has Some Fun At Donald Trump's Expense On Colbert
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Jul 2016
Cuban has harshly slammed the GOP’s nominee in the past, claiming he’s not as wealthy as he claims and he’s not all that good a businessman, the report said ... “Not just the air.””Your companies fail so often, you must’ve gone to business school at Trump University,” Cuban burned.“Oh, Donald ― he just dropped you like one of your first two wives,” Colbert chimed in ... ....
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AFMA Prime Bank List Affirmed (AFMA - Australian Financial Markets Association)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
(Source. AFMA - Australian Financial Markets Association) 5214222a-b70f-45b6-9920-f4007f3718d1.pdf MEDIA RELEASE. AFMA Prime Bank List Unchanged. 2 December 2011. The Australian Financial Markets Association today reaffirmed the list of AFMA Prime Banks. AFMA Prime Banks are as follows.. ANZ Banking Group Limited BNP Paribas, Australia Branch ... Contact details for further information.. Duncan Fairweather Executive Director ... +61 2 9776 4488....
Storms kill boy, woman at Scout camp along US-Canada border
Edit The Roanoke Times 22 Jul 2016
ELY, Minn. (AP) — A teenage boy and a woman from Texas camping with a Boy Scouts adventure program were killed and two other campers were injured when severe storms swept through a remote area along the U.S.-Canada border, the leader of the program said Thursday ... The Boy Scouts previously had said the campers were on the U.S ... A post-mortem examination is scheduled Friday ... Rep Tim Walz, was killed at Duncan Lake as the storm hit ... ___ ... side....
IQE plc : Trading Statement (IQE plc)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
(Source. IQE plc). IQE plc. Trading Statement. Significant growth in revenues and profits reflect increasing revenue diversification. Cardiff, UK. 20 July 2016. IQE plc (AIM. IQE; 'IQE', the 'Group'), the leading global supplier of advanced wafer products and wafer services to the semiconductor industry, provides a trading statement for the six months ended 30 June 2016 ... Notice of Results ... Contacts.. IQE plc +44 (0) 29 2083 9400 ... Cameron Duncan....
Draft signing deadline passes: Final signing and bonus tracker (Pittsburgh Pirates)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
(Source. Pittsburgh Pirates). If a team is unable to sign a pick within the first two rounds, it receives a compensation pick in the following year's Draft one spot after the unsigned player was selected. So the Pirates will receive a compensation pick in 2017, No. 42 overall, for not signing Lodolo, while the Astros won't receive a pick ... High school left-handers Braxton Garrett (No ... Braves ... Phillies ... 1 ... CHC - Duncan Robinson, RHP, Dartmouth....
Draft signing deadline passes: Final signing and bonus tracker (Atlanta Braves)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
(Source. Atlanta Braves). If a team is unable to sign a pick within the first two rounds, it receives a compensation pick in the following year's Draft one spot after the unsigned player was selected. So the Pirates will receive a compensation pick in 2017, No. 42 overall, for not signing Lodolo, while the Astros won't receive a pick ... High school left-handers Braxton Garrett (No ... Braves. $15,516,300 ... 1 ... CHC - Duncan Robinson, RHP, Dartmouth....
Draft signing deadline passes: Final signing and bonus tracker (Chicago White Sox)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
(Source. Chicago White Sox). If a team is unable to sign a pick within the first two rounds, it receives a compensation pick in the following year's Draft one spot after the unsigned player was selected. So the Pirates will receive a compensation pick in 2017, No. 42 overall, for not signing Lodolo, while the Astros won't receive a pick ... High school left-handers Braxton Garrett (No ... Braves. $15,516,300 ... CHC - Duncan Robinson, RHP, Dartmouth....
Former RNC Head Explains Empty Seats at Convention
Edit Bloomberg 21 Jul 2016
Mike Duncan, the head of the Republican National Committee from 2007—2209, has a couple of theories about the conspicuous number of empty seats at this year's nominating convention. . "Early in the program I talked about the need to shorten the conventions," Duncan told Bloomberg Politics' Masters in Politics podcast ... Duncan also said he thinks the party would be wise to shorten future conventions. ....
Mayor Taylor signs proclamation declaring Tim Duncan Day (City of San Antonio, TX)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jul 2016
Taylor has issued a proclamation declaring today, July 21, as Tim Duncan Day (see attached document) ... Tim Duncan; and ... Taylor, Mayor of the City of San Antonio, and on behalf of the City Council and its citizens, do proudly extend our sincere appreciation to Tim Duncan for all he has done for the Alamo City ... Here are a few examples of how businesses and organizations have gotten involved in Tim Duncan Day....
Rutledge Announces Hot Springs Man Sentenced for Crimes Involving Children (Arkansas Attorney General Office)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jul 2016
Herman Duncan, 44, of Hot Springs, pleaded guilty to four counts of distributing, possessing or viewing matter depicting sexually explicit conduct involving children and one count each for possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. In addition to his prison sentence, Duncan must register as a sex offender ... Judge Marcia Hearnsberger sentenced Duncan on July 19 in Garland County Circuit Court....
Collierville leaders celebrate opening of new office building for Helena Chemical, other renters
Edit Commercial Appeal 21 Jul 2016
Helena Chemical is receiving local tax breaks on its own property at the site, said John Duncan, Collierville's director of economic development. The new building is the type of high-quality office space that Collierville wants, Duncan said, adding that he's trying to recruit more corporate headquarters, regional offices and similar business units to the town ... 1 economic development priority," Duncan said ... had a similar view ... ....
Tim Duncan, class act: Feel free to make this pro athlete a role model
Edit Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 21 Jul 2016
It was fitting that the San Antonio Spurs’ Tim Duncan retired last week without hoopla. It simply is not the personality of the U.S. Virgin Islands native to draw attention to himself. Mr. Duncan will go down as one of the best power forwards in NBA history. He was also loyal, spending all 19 seasons with San Antonio. ... ....
Tim Duncan may be gone, but Gregg Popovich says he ‘can never retire’
Edit The Washington Post 21 Jul 2016
When Tim Duncan recently retired, Gregg Popovich stood in front of reporters and showered his longtime player with praise. Some NBA observers, though, have been surprised at what the Spurs coach hasn’t said — i.e., that Duncan’s departure means it’s also time to head off into the sunset. After all, “Pop” is 67 now and has nothing […]> ... ....
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