Halifax / New York / Cambridge / Los Angeles / Amsterdam / Frankfurt / London / Brussels / /
Company
Random Dance / Improvisation Technologies / /
Continent
Europe / /
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United Kingdom / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
University of Surrey / Dartington College of Arts / University of Cambridge / Bretton Hall / /
IndustryTerm
qualitative and quantitative products / visual by-products / energy / quantitative product / information technology / interdisciplinary research network / /
Organization
MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit / Amsterdam School for the Arts / Medical Research Council / Cognition and Brain Science Unit / University of Surrey / University of Cambridge / Dartington College of Arts / /
Person
Anh Nguyen / Gill Clarke / Philip Barnard / Jonathan Burrows / Dana Caspersen / Jo Butterworth / Scott deLahunta / Doris Humphrey / Anne Livet / Amanda Weaver / Philip Barnard What / Pina Bausch / William Forsythe / Barnard What / Laila Diallo / Meg Stuart / Jacqueline Lesschaeve / Deborah Jowitt / Kham Halsackda / Hilary Stainsby / Janet Adshead / Odette Hughes / Phil Barnard / Matthias Sperling / Laura Dean / Merce Cunningham / J. Fenger / Yvonne Rainer / Claire Cunningham / Fred Gehrig / Wayne McGregor / Alan Blackwell / /
Position
researcher / writer / ballet choreographer / affiliated researcher / Dancer / player / tanztheater choreographer / writer / consultant / dance teacher / critic / choreographer / arts researcher / choreographer and dancer / playback head / /
ABSTRACT What’s in a Phrase? Scott deLahunta and Philip Barnard 30th MarchAmsterdam and Cambridge) The ways of thinking about what constitutes a dance phrase or the design of dance movement in time has changed f