Intensive Course in Elementary Labanotation Lesson 1 Part 2

Intensive Course in Elementary Labanotation was produced by Jill Beck in 1988. Lesson 1 covers direction symbols, level, placement of symbols on the staff, timing, and introduction to arm gestures.

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Where could I learn labanotation If I live in Argentina?

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Martial Arts Notation is more simple, more readable, more useful ...it's time specific and writable! The innovation consists in it not insisting on specifying the details of a move an artist should already know. It thus gives the artist freedom of interpretation. Via the innovation of applying the percussive full stroke to movement notation, it cuts out excessive symbolism. The symbols are notes not a myriad of pictograms! No need to re invent the wheel... simply bring the wheel to the cart! M.S.

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Can you share an example of how martial art notation looks like?