Description
What does it mean to give life to movement? Tamara Williams answers this question through an ethnographic study and historical mapping of the Silvestre Dance Technique created by Brazilian master teacher, dancer, and choreographer, Rosangela Silvestre. In the first book solely dedicated to Silvestre Technique, Williams illustrates how the applied theory of the triangles of inspiration, expression and balance of training can lead to self-actualization through implementation in daily life practice.
From the Brazilian arts movements of the 1970s, to the sociopolitical themes of the Blocos Afros, to the global practice of Silvestre Technique presently, the author explores the impact of the Body Universe in understanding self-capacity and capability. Williams investigates the functionality of the technique through a series of interviews, physical practice, and training.
Book Information
ISBN 9781476674322
Author Tamara LaDonna Williams
Format Paperback
Page Count 158
Imprint McFarland & Co Inc
Publisher McFarland & Co Inc
Weight(grams) 333g
From the Brazilian arts movements of the 1970s, to the sociopolitical themes of the Blocos Afros, to the global practice of Silvestre Technique presently, the author explores the impact of the Body Universe in understanding self-capacity and capability. Williams investigates the functionality of the technique through a series of interviews, physical practice, and training.
Book Information
ISBN 9781476674322
Author Tamara LaDonna Williams
Format Paperback
Page Count 158
Imprint McFarland & Co Inc
Publisher McFarland & Co Inc
Weight(grams) 333g
