Research Catalog

Dance in revolution

Title
  1. Dance in revolution [electronic resource] / [presented by] the New York Baroque Dance Company and Concert Royal.
Published by
  1. c1989.

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Details

Additional authors
  1. Turocy, Catherine
  2. Turocy, Catherine.
  3. Aldrich, Elizabeth, 1947-
  4. Baird, Thomas (Dancer)
  5. Beaman, Patricia
  6. Cooper, Miriam
  7. DuVal, Elizabeth
  8. Epstein, Diane
  9. Fittante, Carlos
  10. Meshekoff, Luisa
  11. Murphy, Hugh
  12. Putnam, Todd
  13. Richman, James.
  14. Chiment, Marie Anne.
  15. Skow, Marilyn.
  16. Isaac, Mr
  17. Feuillet, Raoul-Auger, 1659 or 1660-1710
  18. Lully, Jean-Baptiste, 1632-1687.
  19. Pécourt, Guillaume Louis, 1653-1729
  20. Labbé, Mr. (Anthony)
  21. New York Baroque Dance Company.
  22. Concert Royal (Musical group : U.S.)
  23. New York Public Library. Dance Collection.
  24. DHCA.
Description
  1. 2 streaming video files (NTSC) (80 min.) : sd., col.
Summary
  1. Lecture-demonstration on social and theatrical dances of the 18th century.
Alternative title
  1. Jerome Robbins Archive of the Recorded Moving Image Original Documentation.
Subject
  1. Dance
  2. Choreography > Reconstruction
  3. Opera ballet > Le peintre amoureux de son modèle
  4. Television > Dance in revolution
  5. Social dancing > 18th century
  6. Baroque dancing
  7. Reels and strathspeys
  8. Contredanses
  9. Video
  10. Dance > France > 18th century
  11. Country-dances (Music)
  12. Hornpipe (Dance)
  13. Waltz (Dance)
  14. Chaconne (Dance)
  15. Minuet (Dance)
Genre/Form
  1. Dance.
  2. Video.
Contents
  1. Reel 1. Ballroom dances from the first quarter of the 18th century: Minuet / choreography, Pierre Rameau ; music, Handel (from the opera Alcina) ; danced by Luisa Meshekoff and Hugh Murphy.
  2. The Richmond (hornpipe) / choreography, Mr. Isaac ; danced by Diane Epstein and Thomas Baird.
  3. Gasconne (contredanse) / choreography, Feuillet ; danced by Miriam Cooper, Elizabeth DuVal, Diane Epstein, Luisa Meshekoff, Thomas Baird, Carlos Fittante, Hugh Murphy, and Todd Putnam.
  4. Theatrical dances from the first half of the 18th century: Chaconne de Phaéton / choreography, Louis Pécourt ; music, Lully (from the opera Phaéton) ; danced by Miriam Cooper.
  5. Entrée d'Apollon / music, Lully (from Le triomphe de l'amour) ; danced by Thomas Baird.
  6. Chaconne de Galathée / choreography, L'Abbé ; music, Lully (from the opera Acis et Galathée) ; danced by Luisa Meshekoff and Hugh Murphy.
  7. Excerpt from the ballet Le peintre amoureux de son modèle / music, Ferrere ; danced by Thomas Baird (the painter), Catherine Turocy (his wife), Miriam Cooper (the model), and Diane Epstein (servant).
  8. Reel 2. Ballroom dances of the 1790's: Le menuet / danced by Patricia Beaman and Hugh Murphy.
  9. La valse / danced by Miriam Cooper and Hugh Murphy.
  10. La nouvelle rose / danced by Patricia Beaman, Catherine Turocy, Thomas Baird, and Hugh Murphy.
  11. L'union [and] La belle Iris / danced by Patricia Beaman, Miriam Cooper, Elizabeth DuVal, Catherine Turocy, Thomas Baird, Carlos Fittante, Hugh Murphy, and Todd Putnam.
  12. Presentational dances of the last quarter of the 18th century: The sailor's hornpipe / danced by Thomas Baird.
  13. The Scottish reel / danced by Patricia Beaman, Miriam Cooper, Elizabeth DuVal, Catherine Turocy, Thomas Baird, Carlos Fittante, Hugh Murphy, and Todd Putnam.
Call number
  1. *MGZIDF 2194
Note
  1. Recording made possible by the New York Baroque Dance Company and the Jerome Robbins Archive of the Recorded Moving Image of the Dance Collection of The New York Public Library.
Access (note)
  1. Patrons can access streaming video files only at the Library for the Performing Arts.
Credits (note)
  1. Choreography/reconstruction, Catherine Turocy and Elizabeth Aldrich (guest choreographer) ; costumes (pre-1790), Marie Anne Chiment and Marilyn [listed on frame as Marie] Skow ; costumes (1790's) loaned by the Court Dance Company.
Performer (note)
  1. Danced by the New York Baroque Dance Company: Catherine Turocy (artistic director), Thomas Baird, Patricia Beaman, Miriam Cooper, Elizabeth DuVal, Diane Epstein, Carlos Fittante, Luisa Meshekoff, Hugh Murphy, and Todd Putnam.
  2. Music performed by Concert Royal: James Richman (harpsichord, artistic director), Diane Bruce (Baroque violin), Carla Moore (Baroque violin), David Cerutti (Baroque viola), and Christine Gummere (Baroque cello).
  3. Narrators: Catherine Turocy and Elizabeth Aldrich.
Event (note)
  1. Videotaped in performance at the Bruno Walter Auditorium, New York Public Library at Lincoln Center, on March 3, 1989, by Carol Ruthberg; camera, Richard Conners.
Funding (note)
  1. Recorded with the assistance of grants from New York State Council for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Title
  1. Dance in revolution [electronic resource] / [presented by] the New York Baroque Dance Company and Concert Royal.
Imprint
  1. c1989.
Country of producing entity
  1. U.S.
Performer
  1. Danced by the New York Baroque Dance Company: Catherine Turocy (artistic director), Thomas Baird, Patricia Beaman, Miriam Cooper, Elizabeth DuVal, Diane Epstein, Carlos Fittante, Luisa Meshekoff, Hugh Murphy, and Todd Putnam.
  2. Music performed by Concert Royal: James Richman (harpsichord, artistic director), Diane Bruce (Baroque violin), Carla Moore (Baroque violin), David Cerutti (Baroque viola), and Christine Gummere (Baroque cello).
  3. Narrators: Catherine Turocy and Elizabeth Aldrich.
Credits
  1. Choreography/reconstruction, Catherine Turocy and Elizabeth Aldrich (guest choreographer) ; costumes (pre-1790), Marie Anne Chiment and Marilyn [listed on frame as Marie] Skow ; costumes (1790's) loaned by the Court Dance Company.
Event
  1. Videotaped in performance at the Bruno Walter Auditorium, New York Public Library at Lincoln Center, on March 3, 1989, by Carol Ruthberg; camera, Richard Conners.
Funding
  1. Recorded with the assistance of grants from New York State Council for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Restricted access
  1. Patrons can access streaming video files only at the Library for the Performing Arts.
Local note
  1. Former call number: *MGZIC 9-1895.
Connect to:
  1. NYPL Digital Collections
Local subject
  1. Contredanses.
  2. Reels and strathspeys.
  3. Baroque dancing.
  4. Social dancing -- 18th century.
  5. Television. Dance in revolution.
  6. Opera ballet. Le peintre amoureux de son modèle.
  7. Choreography -- Reconstruction.
Added author
  1. Turocy, Catherine, choreographer.
  2. Turocy, Catherine. Restager
  3. Turocy, Catherine. Narrator
  4. Turocy, Catherine, dancer.
  5. Aldrich, Elizabeth, 1947- choreographer. Narrator
  6. Baird, Thomas (Dancer), dancer.
  7. Beaman, Patricia, dancer.
  8. Cooper, Miriam, dancer.
  9. DuVal, Elizabeth, dancer.
  10. Epstein, Diane, dancer.
  11. Fittante, Carlos, dancer.
  12. Meshekoff, Luisa, dancer.
  13. Murphy, Hugh, dancer.
  14. Putnam, Todd, dancer.
  15. Richman, James. Conductor. Instrumentalist
  16. Chiment, Marie Anne. Costume designer
  17. Skow, Marilyn. Costume designer
  18. Isaac, Mr, choreographer.
  19. Feuillet, Raoul-Auger, 1659 or 1660-1710, choreographer.
  20. Lully, Jean-Baptiste, 1632-1687. Composer
  21. Pécourt, Guillaume Louis, 1653-1729, choreographer.
  22. Labbé, Mr. (Anthony), choreographer.
  23. New York Baroque Dance Company.
  24. Concert Royal (Musical group : U.S.)
  25. New York Public Library. Dance Collection.
  26. DHCA.
Added title
  1. Jerome Robbins Archive of the Recorded Moving Image Original Documentation.
Research call number
  1. *MGZIDF 2194
  2. *MGZIC 9-1895 (former)
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