Our Stage And Its Critics 8 8
Our Stage And Its Critics 8 8
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It may be that sometimes in her work she attempts impossible subtleties, endeavouring to express ideas beyond the range of melody--for it isdifficult to imagine that any dancing can be more than expressive ofmelody, though no doubt to make this true "melody" must be understood ina large sense. How far away this is from dancing which consists in themain of executing more or less complicated steps "in time" with themusic, or such appalling vulgarities as a cake-walk. It must be admittedthat one o...f the Tanagra figurines is sadly suggestive of acharacteristic pose in the cake-walk--though it may well be that it isa mere pose which led to none of the abominations with which our stagehas been deluged!
In the case of Isadora Duncan we have seen poses and movements ofextraordinary beauty, exquisitely sympathetic with fine music. No doubtoccasionally she has made a concession, as on her first night, when shedanced to "The Blue Danube" waltz by way of an encore, putting, however, her own interpretation on the music and her sense of it.
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It may be that sometimes in her work she attempts impossible subtleties, endeavouring to express ideas beyond the range of melody--for it isdifficult to imagine that any dancing can be more than expressive ofmelody, though no doubt to make this true "melody" must be understood ina large sense. How far away this is from dancing which consists in themain of executing more or less complicated steps "in time" with themusic, or such appalling vulgarities as a cake-walk. It must be admittedthat one o...f the Tanagra figurines is sadly suggestive of acharacteristic pose in the cake-walk--though it may well be that it isa mere pose which led to none of the abominations with which our stagehas been deluged!
In the case of Isadora Duncan we have seen poses and movements ofextraordinary beauty, exquisitely sympathetic with fine music. No doubtoccasionally she has made a concession, as on her first night, when shedanced to "The Blue Danube" waltz by way of an encore, putting, however, her own interpretation on the music and her sense of it.
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