Isadora

a tribute to Isadora Duncan

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Entertainment

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• isadora
• duncan
• modern
• dance

[looselegs2]

it doesn't start until like the one minute mark

[permacultureli]

yes...I to think this is nice...but a little too much ballet...Isadora's movement was more pulsating and related to walking, hopping...gesture, rhythm...and running...without so much classical alignment,..

[baiksekali2006]

the image starts at 1:10

[7301651]

@nim1304 la bailarina a mi entender baila precioso pero nada que ver Porque considero que Isadora Duncan era una mujer desgarbada los movimientos y pasos eran muy grotescos y ni por asomo se puede entender que era lo queria decir a traves de su danza Si te vas a un manicomio y ves algun interno bailando veras que sus movimientos se parecen muchisimo a los de Isadora Duncan Entiendo que revoluciono  su epoca con sus movientos bruscos y su vestimenta

[nim1304]

Muy bello !! muy lindo los movimientos de la bailarina. Pero a mi entender dista de la danza que proponia Isadora Duncan

[laurajoygold]

Not the original Duncan Dance but I see that she has some feeling about it. Check out Sylvia Gold Duncan Dances for videos of a student of Irma Duncan... one of the "Isadorables."

[vibrantdancer]

The dancing is beautiful, but it looks like improvised ballet.

[SweetGirlAA]

what song is thiss?

[Sonoraman]

I don't know about the ballet thing - this girl hits Isadora Duncan right on the mark about half a dozen times in her routine. She gets the 'poses' right on the mark albeit her style is somewhat 'forced' at points and that makes her a tad bit stiff in comparison to Duncan. But overall a very nice interpretation of Duncan's style - possibly the best I've seen yet in relation to the existing films of Duncan.

[vedicbabe]

sweet, pretty, some good work, but too balletish, way too much ballet in the body and moves....

[QOCChaos]

DOes anyone know what this piece is called?

[watercoloursgrey]

I don't reckon it does...Isadora Duncan had a tendency to have a great deal of costumes that resembled Greek togas. This piece is a tribute to her choreography and style, which may or may not have been influenced by Greek mythology.