Choreographic toolkit - excerpt
Duos pour corps et instruments Choreographic toolkit (excerpts)
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Duos pour corps et instrumentsChoreographer
Danièle DesnoyersDancers
Sophie Corriveau, AnneBruce Falconer, Siôned Watkins, Karina Champoux, Clara Furey and Anne ThériaultWriting
Ginelle Chagnon, Sophie Corriveau and Anne ThériaultPublished
September 21, 2016
Discover excerpts from the Duos pour corps et instruments Choreographic toolkit (in French). The Choreographic toolkit is on sale for 60$ for the digital file + 75$ for the print version (individuals) + shipping and 100$ for the digital file + 75$ for the print version (institutions -schools, companies, libraries, etc.) + shipping.
Choreography by Danièle Desnoyers, 2003
Toolkit based on the original idea of Ginelle Chagnon
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The Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault launched its new digital platform EC2_Espaces chorégraphiques 2 and a unique digital collection of choreographic toolkits on September 21, 2016. These projects, designed to showcase Quebec’s contemporary dance heritage, were carried out in collaboration with Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec,…
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