Resultados da pesquisa - Breathe Me

In the Heights : vocal selections / Por Miranda, Lin-Manuel, 1980-

Sumário: “...Breathe --...”

Futures of dance studies /

Sumário: “...Kinesthetic Seeing: A Model for Practice-in-Research / Hannah Kosstrin -- King David in the Medieval Archives: Toward an Archaic Future for Dance / Kathryn Dickason -- Dancing Dahomey at the World's Fair: Revising the Archive of African Dance / Joanna Dee Das -- Critical Memory: Arthur Mitchell, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and the Rise of the Invisible Dancers / Gillian Lipton -- Breathing Matters: Breath as Dance Knowledge / Laura Karreman -- Lesbian Echoes in Activism and Writing: Jill Johnston's Interventions / Clare Croft -- Accent, Choreomusicality, and Identity in Rodeo and 'Rode,o / Daniel Callahan -- Flesh Dance: Black Women from Behind / Jasmine Johnson -- Winin' through the Violence: Performing Carib[being]ness at the Brooklyn Carnival / Adanna Kai Jones -- Second Line Choreographies in and beyond New Orleans / Rachel Carrico -- The Dance in the Museum: Grant Hyde Code and the Brooklyn Museum Dance Center / Amanda Jane Graham -- Dancing the Image: Virgilio Sieni's Choreographic Tableaux / Giulia Vittori -- Urban Choreographies: The Politics of Moving Along in Battery Opera's Lives Were Around Me / Alana Gerecke -- Convening Muses and Turning Tables: Reimagining a Danced Politics of Time in Jordan Bennett and Marc Lescarbot / VK Preston -- Les Ballets Jazz and White Mythologies of Blackness in Quebec / Melissa Templeton -- Cuban Modern Dance after Censorship, 1971-74: A Colorful Gray / Elizabeth Schwall -- Tango and Memory on the Contemporary Dance Stage / Victoria Fortuna -- Breaking Point? ...”

Voice : onstage and off / Por Barton, Robert, 1945-, Dal Vera, Rocco

Sumário: “...Note continued: 2.3.The Voice Shrink: vocal use -- how behavior affects voice -- 2.3.1.What you breathe matters -- smoke, dust, allergens, and irritants -- 2.3.2.Dehydration -- 2.3.3.Coughing and throat clearing -- 2.3.4.Shouting, yelling, loud speaking -- 2.3.5.Failure to warm up before extended use and to cool down afterwards -- 2.3.6.Excess tension of the tongue, jaw, and neck muscles -- 2.3.7.Insufficient rest -- 2.3.8.Speaking or singing at vocal extremes -- 2.3.9.Protect your hearing -- 2.4.The Voice Doc -- a medical perspective -- 2.4.1.Vocal hygiene -- 2.4.2.An important note on laryngo-pharyngeal-reflux disease (LPR) -- 2.4.3.Resources for vocal hygiene -- 2.5.Healing breathing -- the source of sound -- 2.5.1.Shallow breathing -- Exercise 2.5.1.1: Observing breathing patterns -- Exercise 2.5.1.2: Finding the full breath -- Exercise 2.5.1.3: Full breath with sound -- 2.5.2.Connecting breath to sound -- avoiding the glottal attack...”

Art as social practice : technologies for change /

Sumário: “...Can This Be a Community When You're Trying To Sell Me A Luxury Watch?Rebekah Modrak24. Justice and Representation Within the Limits of Contemporary Photography Eliza Gregory25. ...”
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