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How was Graham dance born and how is it going today?
The idea that Martha Graham was suddenly revolutionary is a myth. It was a whole process.
Rafael Molina, a dancer, choreographer, writer and the founder of Graham for Europe will take us back to the birth of this dance in New York and through time and space in the steps of Martha and her disciples.
Mentioned in this episode:
• Denishawn
• Loïe Fuller
• Isadora Duncan
• American Modern Dance
• Louis Horst
• Movement Studies
• Bennington college
• Doris Humphrey
• Mary Wigman
• Juilliard
• The Ailey School
• floor work / standing work / going across the floor
• Graham technique
• Batsheva Dance Company
• London School of Contemporary Dance
• London Contemporary Dance Theatre
• Robert Cohan
• Rudra Béjart's School
• Jerusalem Dance Academy
• Kibbutz Dance Company
• Ohad Naharin
• LaGuardia High School
Find Rafael on grahamforeurope.com
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By Alix ReignerThe idea that Martha Graham was suddenly revolutionary is a myth. It was a whole process.
Rafael Molina, a dancer, choreographer, writer and the founder of Graham for Europe will take us back to the birth of this dance in New York and through time and space in the steps of Martha and her disciples.
Mentioned in this episode:
• Denishawn
• Loïe Fuller
• Isadora Duncan
• American Modern Dance
• Louis Horst
• Movement Studies
• Bennington college
• Doris Humphrey
• Mary Wigman
• Juilliard
• The Ailey School
• floor work / standing work / going across the floor
• Graham technique
• Batsheva Dance Company
• London School of Contemporary Dance
• London Contemporary Dance Theatre
• Robert Cohan
• Rudra Béjart's School
• Jerusalem Dance Academy
• Kibbutz Dance Company
• Ohad Naharin
• LaGuardia High School
Find Rafael on grahamforeurope.com