| Description |
1 online resource (1 video file (1 hr., 30 min.)) : sound, color. |
| Playing Time |
013000 |
| Description |
digital |
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video file |
| Physical Medium |
polychrome |
| Series |
Les clefs du choréographe
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Clefs du choréographe.
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| Performer |
Anne-Marie Reynaud. |
| Summary |
Encounter with the French choreographer Anne-Marie Reynaud, through one of her works, Solitude Transit. Along with Dominique Bagouet, Daniel Larrieu, Maguy Marin or Jean-Claude Gallotta, the French choreographer Anne-Marie Reynaud is one the figureheads of La Nouvelle Danse Française, an artistic movement dedicated to the exploration of new choreographic languages. Anne-Marie Reynaud's encounter with the American dancer Carolyn Carlson, then Étoile-chorégraphe (Principal dancer and choreographer) at the Paris Opera Ballet, was a turning point in her career. Trained in rhythmical dance with Irène Popard, Anne-Marie Reynaud inherited as well Martha Graham's and Mary Wigman's techniques, two forerunner of choreographic renewal in the 20th century, techniques that Anne-Marie Reynaud developped during her time within the Groupe de recherches théâtrales de l'Opéra de Paris (Theatrical Reasearch Group at the Paris Opera). Premiered in 1990, the ballet Solitude Transit is an encounter between two artistic disciplines, dance and music, the fruit of the collaboration between the choreographer Anne-Marie Reynaud and the contemporary composer Luc Ferrari. |
| Language |
In French. |
| Subject |
Reynaud, Anne-Marie.
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Reynaud, Anne-Marie. |
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Choreographers -- France.
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Choreographers. |
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France. |
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Ballet -- Production and direction.
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Ballet -- Production and direction. |
| Genre/Form |
Internet videos.
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Internet videos.
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Video recordings.
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Video recordings.
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| Added Author |
Marot, Gérard, film director.
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Reynaud, Anne-Marie, choreographer, interviewee.
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Oxymore (Firm), production company.
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Kiosque Bordeaux, production company.
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| Added Title |
Container of (work): Solitude transit (Choreographic work : Reynaud). Selections.
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