#jonathan burrows

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Speaking Dance - Burrows Fargion - 2006 (Part 1)

Speaking Dance - Burrows Fargion - 2006 (Part 1)

[sun-inanemptyroom]

jonathan burrows, a choreographer's handbook

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Jonathan Burrows & Matteo Fargion — ‘Let us stop this mad rush towards the end’, live at Ambika P3 (LCMF) (2019)

Performed by Claire Godsmark, Francesca Fargion, Jack Sheen and the London Contemporary Music Festival Orchestra

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Jonathan Burrows — 'Hands' (1995)

Music by Matteo Fargion

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Jonathan Burrows & Matteo Fargion — ‘Body not fit for purpose’ (2014)

Performed at Frankfurt LAB

[shanicecristynwchoreo]

Whilst watching this work, I felt like there was a powerful presence on screen even though you could not see the performers face. The suggestiveness of the movement is intriguing and felt like I was watching a genuine conversation. It was purely gestural and this interests me within my own work as I want my movement to speak to its audience without necessarily saying something within lyrics.

[belovedvocation-blog]

Ballerina Sylvie Guillem demonstrates her ideas about dance and movement on film. Using her favourite choreographers and directors the results are five short films: 'Solo' choreographed and performed by William Forsythe; 'Blue Yellow' choreographed by Jonathan Burrows; 'Smoke' choreographed and directed by Mats Ek; 'Movement' performed by David Kern and Benedicte Loyen; and 'In the Wind, There is Someone' performed by David Kern and Brian Reeder.

DOS perspective: framing, colours, seen/not seen, location, male gaze of camera

[staticrecall]

When we dance together to a beat we are not usually trying to express ourselves but rather to lose ourselves in a field of expression

'Cheap Lecture' by Jonathan Burrows and Matteo Fargion