Au cœur du debaa by Elena Bertuzzi

“…In 2015, while I was in Mayotte writing an anthropological thesis on the debaa (Sufi-inspired chants and dances performed exclusively by women), I had the opportunity to create a multimedia installation that allowed me to present the data collected on this practice. …”
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Musiques et danses occitanes en Italie by Silvia Chiarini

“…The creation and dissemination of music and dance specific to the Occitan valleys of Italy is undoubtedly the greatest achievement of the Occitanist movement, since it has helped to create contexts of sociability and promote an image of Occitanism both within and outside the area. …”
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Analyzing the Effect of Dancesport on Reducing Menopausal Symptoms and Increasing Quality of Life by Noortje Anita Kumaat, Soni Sulistyarto, Ratna Candra Dewi, Heri Wahyudi, Caturia Sasti Sulistyana, Nugroho Susanto, Ozgur Eken, Septyaningrum Putri Purwoto

“…The program involved a 12-week dance course, meeting twice a week for 60 minutes per session, including cha-cha, salsa, rumba, hip-hop, and waltz dances. …”
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Matching Subsequence Music Retrieval in a Software Integration Environment by Zhencong Li, Qin Yao, Wanzhi Ma

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Cartographier la science-fiction au théâtre by Romain Bionda

“…Numerous examples of shows are presented - from theater, dance, opera, and performance - in order to try to grasp the phenomenon in its complexity. …”
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Book review: Children, families and care: Reflections on the first sixty years of FICE by Robert Shaw by Graham Connelly

“…I have my own special memories of international guests, many in national dress, attempting dances like the Orkney Strip the Willow, to the wild music of incomparable ceilidh band, Last Tram tae Auchenshuggle.…”

Herramientas discursivas e imaginación política en las músicas de los blocos afro de Salvador de Bahía by Carolina Fernández Cordero

“…From a socio-historical approach, we analyse their songs considering the word (with melody, percussion and dance) emerges as another discursive tool in the emancipatory political imagination of the black community. …”
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Reprendre des œuvres du répertoire contemporain avec des enfants. Retours sur deux cas exemplaires: “Petit projet de la matière” et “Boutures d’un Sacre” by Marie Quiblier

“…Revisiting pieces from the history of dance with children involves the challenge of adapting the original works, both during the recreation process and at the moment of the performance with the audience. …”
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The jubilee year of the Reformed Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa by S Moripe

“…They celebrate their religion, they dance it, they sing it and they act it. They have innumerable rituals and ceremonies. …”
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Deux gestes pour une grande danse by Jean-Michel Beaudet

“…This brief article presents two gestures—one a woman’s, the other a man’s—linked to a major danced ceremony among the Wayãpi of the upper Oyapock. …”
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«Non muovere né l’anima senza il corpo, né il corpo senza anima». Le pratiche del ritmo nel “Timeo” e nelle “Leggi” di Platone by Simona Donato

“…In the Laws, on the other hand, Plato bases the theory of education through choral dance on the aforementioned capacity for rhythm and movement, activities that are associated to pleasure and joy.…”
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PHILOSOPHICAL FEATURES OF THE CHINESE MUSICAL TRADITION. GENERAL ANALYSIS by Liu Yongxu

“…Based on philosophy, the musical structure, lyrics, dance movements were selected and the composition of the participants was determined.…”
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Explainable quality assessment of effective aligned skeletal representations for martial arts movements by multi-machine learning decisions by Yiqun Pang, Kaiqi Zhang, Fengmei Li

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Políticas sonoras y música popular en el reciente conflicto social peruano (2022-2023) by Mónica Cárdenas Moreno

“…For its part, the population accompanies its mobilisations with music, makes political use of festivities and dances to express its rejection of the government, and creates a series of songs that seek to structure a network that channels protests into new democratic forms of participation.…”
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Vers un nouveau mythe lunaire de Salomé, Modernité de la mise en scène de la danse de Salomé by Atsuko Ogane

“…We must go back to the nineteenth century where this lunar dance of Salome was created, and especially to Flaubert’s Hérodias which inspired Wilde to exploit the lunar Hérodias and Salome.…”
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Juventude e memória: lembranças de tempos recentes by Carlos Henrique dos Santos Martins

“…This paper is part of a research project on young people who attend Black Music dances in the city of Rio de Janeiro. We start from the assertion that the young person is endowed with memory that is built in social relations and in different family contexts. …”
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Friendship: Indigenous Hosts & German Travelers by Renae Watchman

“…The European understanding of the indigenous world was heightened, while, the Indigenous counter-gaze reveals mutual curiosity and resistance through a re-reading of Indigenous acts of song, dance, laughter and silence found in the travelogues of Humboldt and Forster. …”
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Oltre il sinfonismo musicale čajkovskiano. Note di studio sui processi compositivi di Petipa ne “La bella addormentata” by Marta Mele

“…According to the scholar Tim Scholl, this version had revealed the limits of Soviet dance and in particular «the failure of its central dogma, symphonism». …”
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Coreografie dell’“Arcipelago” (2015-2023). Estetica, archeologia, ecologia nel lavoro di Annamaria Ajmone con il luogo by Giada Cipollone

“…It then progresses to a more “ecological” perspective, conceptualizing the place as an ecosystem where the body dances together and like the moving matter.…”
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L’Estremo Oriente di Djemil Anik. Influssi e interpolazioni delle danze giavanesi nell’attività artistica e pedagogica by Fiorella Cardinale Ciccotti

“…Questioning the topic of métissage within the French interwar context, the author of the essay aims to investigate the career of the dancer Djemil Anik (1888-1980) – of French-Malay origins and an expert in Javanese female court dances – starting from her first debut at the Théàtre des Arts in Paris until the full affirmation of her pedagogical activity. …”
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