Spherical dances

by Adrián ArtachoDance, notation, publicationPosted on Comments are Disabled

Score for dance quintet and movement choir

Spherical Dances configure dance movements by means of text, image and dance scores on the theme. They unfold from the processes of deciphering, scanning and incarnating this score. Movement is understood here as a broad spectrum of physical phenomena, impulses and mechanics, i.e. not only the mechanically visible movement of human limbs, but also inner movements such as breathing, changes in tension, perceptions, spatial references, contacts, touches, points in space and time. In re-actions to their view and their interpretation of the material, dancers invent movements and (temporal) spaces. Such thematically arranged re-action chains appear analogous to the dramaturgy of hope – a dramaturgy that seeks to shape and change re-action chains from the conditions of reality.

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SCORES | Zwischen Dokumentation, Vermittlung und Kreation

by Adrián ArtachoDance, notation, publicationPosted on Comments are Disabled

Scores sind derzeit in aller Munde. Choreografien und Performances basieren auf Scores, generieren und modifizieren sie. Auch die Tanzwissenschaft hat Scores als tanzspezifische Medien entdeckt. Dabei reicht das Verständnis eines Scores von der einzelnen, spontan entstandenen Linie auf einem Blatt Papier über komplexe Konzepte oder schriftliche Bewegungsanweisungen bis hin zu äußerst diffizilen (Zeichen-)Systemen.

by: Miriam Althammer / Anja K. Arend / Anna Wieczorek (Ed.)

Edited by: epodium

Who: Rose Breuss, Maria Shurkhal

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Symbiotic Spaces: dialogues between a pianist and a self-playing piano

by Adrián Artachoconference, Eurhythmics, event, fractal-lab, publicationPosted on Comments are Disabled

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Research paper on sketches from our research process investigating spatial qualities in eurhythmics performance as a specific audio-corporeal practice, within the context of the artistic research project ‘Atlas of Smooth Spaces’.

Where: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh USA

When: 2023-08-04, 8:30h

Who: Leonhard Horstmeyer, Adrián Artacho, Hanne Pilgrim

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Eurhythmics – Movements between composition, notation and sonic realisation

by Hanne PilgrimEurhythmics, publicationPosted on Comments are Disabled

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Article “Rhythmik/ Musik und Bewegung” by Hanne Pilgrim, Stephanie Schroedter and Dorothea Weise in “Handbuch Tanzpädagogik/ Tanzvermittlung”

After a historical outline of the origins of eurhythmics, Dorothea Weise discusses this subject area as a movement pedagogy to and through music. Hanne Pilgrim shares methodological sketches on scores as movement readings based on eurhythmics’ characteristic view on movement/ dance from the reference system of music. Stephanie Schroedter sheds theoretical light on the intertwining of music and movement/dance and discusses music for and in movement.

Who: Hanne Pilgrim, Stephanie Schroedter

Collision as method for in-the-moment artistic co-creation

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Image by: Society for Artistic Research

In this brief talk we present the results of applying our specific collaboration methodology, one year into the artistic research project ‘Atlas of Smooth Spaces’, whose object of research is the space that is created around performers, shaped through performers and accessed by performers.

Where: SAR Conference 2023. Trondheim, Norway

When: 2023-04-19, 10:00h

Who: Leonhard Horstmeyer, Mariia Shurkhal

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Article for “Handbook Music and Motion”

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(upcoming) Publication by Hyun Kim/ Schacher/ Schroedter

In the article “Six memos for a pianist and a self-playing piano” we share sketches of our research process investigating spatial qualities with the the self-playing piano system CEUS by Bösendorfer which were conducted by pianist and eurhythmician Hanne Pilgrim, composer Adrián Artacho, complexity scientist Leonhard Horstmeyer and music theater director and video artist Markus Kupferblum.

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Who: Hanne Pilgrim, Adrián Artacho, Leonhard Horstmeyer

Dance and Theory – Challenges and Tendencies in Teaching Theory in Dance Education. International conference Bratislava

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International conference: Dance and Theory – Challenges and Tendencies in Teaching Theory in Dance Education.

Dancing Spatial Constructs and Notations by Univ. Prof. Rose Breuss (Austria).

Where: DVORANA VŠMU – Academy of Performing Arts (Bratislava)

When: 2022-09-29, 10:00h

Who: Rose Breuss, Damián Cortés Alberti, Marcela López Morales

Movement and Computing Conference (MOCO’22)

by Adrián Artachoconference, event, gesture-lab, publicationPosted on No Comments

MOCO is an interdisciplinary conference that explores the use of computational technology to support and understand human movement practice (e.g. computational analysis) as well as movement as a means of interacting with computers (e.g. movement interfaces). This requires a wide range of computational tasks including modeling, representation, segmentation, recognition, classification, or generation of movement information but also an interdisciplinary understanding of movement that ranges from biomechanics to embodied cognition and the phenomenology of bodily experience.

The 8th International Conference on Movement and Computing Conference took place 22-24 June 2022 in Chicago, Illinois (USA). Adrián Artacho and Leonhard Horstmeyer presented the SmoothOperator: A Device for characterizing Smoothness in Body Movement.

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Who: Adrián Artacho, Leonhard Horstmeyer, Maria Shurkhal