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Walk to work
By Greg DykeSociety & Culture
Walk to work episodes
- Episode 30 - Fusion
My approach to fusion is that intrinsic musicality and cultural musicality define a range of appropriate movement to a given music. This is the approach I take with fusion music/dance, but it's also the same approach I take with all dances.
26 min - 17 min
- 23 min
- Episode 27 - BE-BLUESED part 1 (an immersion based workshop concept)
BE-BLUESED is an annual blues workshop weekend held in Bern (Switzerland). The past three years, the organisers have hired teachers to teach in an immersion based style: all 4 teachers dance at the same time, with minimal verbal instruction, so that students can take from everybody's movement.
15 min - Episode 26 - The Foot
The foot cycles between lever mode and raft mode at every step. It's super important to allow it to do that to protect your knees and to allow the rest of the leg spiral to work. Barefoot shoes!
17 min - Episode 25 - Respect and MeaningfulnessThe dances and musics I do are all cultural practices that exist outside of their culture of origin. How can cultural practices find respect and meaning in such situations?27 min
- Episode 24 - Revivalism and DiasporaRevivalist and diasporic dance communities have in common the attempt to try to recreate cultural practices outside of and in limited/proxy contact with their cultures of origin20 min
- Episode 23 - The PelvisThe pelvis plays a major role in force absorption and restitution. Learn how to use it to protect your back and your knees!25 min
- Episode 22 - Franklin MethodFranklin Method is a posture/alignment/body mechanics modality that focuses on changing the mind in order to change the body24 min
- Episode 21 - History of European Folk Dance (part 2)Revivalism from WWI to the present day and some key takeaway points for revivalist and diasporic practices22 min
About Walk to work
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Thoughts about dance, music and teaching: blues, lindy hop, bal folk and other related topics