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Schools of Philology, Psychology, and of the Arts, Moscow State University held 1-3 October, 2010 an international conference entitled
FREE VERSE AND FREE DANCE: EMBODIED SENSE IN MOTION
в??The Pilgrimsв??. Performance to the poem by Josef Brodsky
Contemporary Dance Group, SparTantsy (Moscow University)В
In addition to paper sessions and thematic round-table discussions, the conference included master classes in free dance & musical movement training, sessions of vers libres, sound poetry, dance and contact improvisation, and site-specific performances. All master classes were open for participants. The conference venue were the buildings of Moscow State University, located at the historical sites of the city. Conference languages were Russian and English.
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Dr. Asmolov, Head of General Psychology Dept., MSU: Schools of Philology, Psychology and of the Arts have started an interdisciplinary alliance to explore the problems of phenomenology of human freedom
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Dr. Zinchenko, Dean of Psychology School, MSU: This conference is a sign of our time: generating interdisciplinary educational standards we eplore new paths in higher education
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Elena Yushkova (Vologda). Presenting on dance and word in the art of Isadora Duncan
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Nikolai Estis (Hamburg-Moscow). Scrutinizing the interaction of visual image and movement
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Charlotte Purkis (Winchester). On movement, poetry and Modernist experiments with в??dance wordsв??
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Steve Batts (Derry). Contact improvisation: master class and discussion
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Silvia Colizzi (Ravenna). в??Musaв?Ѓico - dancing live mosaics on the rhythm ofВ poetical wordsв??
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Marie-HГїlГЕne Delavaud-Roux (Brest, France). Dancing to Homer's dactyls
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Meg Brooker (Austin, Texas, USA). Workshop of Duncan Dance
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Performance to Russian folk songs and music by Igor Stravinsky. Heptachor, the Centre for Music and Movement (Moscow)
