Dancing Staff:A New Approach to Record Dance Movement
YU Weijiang
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YU Weijiang
Abstract
Great attention has been focused on the question of whether there will be a method,like staff used in music to express and record the dance movement in a rapid and exact way these days in the field of dance.The inspiration for dancing staff is drawn from ideas of fast exposure in photography and view in cartography.The new approach is characterized by its systematic precision and exact recording through an integration of rhythm line,dance performance line,movement line and feet position line .The author has made thousands of dance record,speed of which has reached 8 steps per minute.Besides,patent of Dancing Staff has been awarded to this author.
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Great attention has been focused on the question of whether there will be a method,like staff used in music to express and record the dance movement in a rapid and exact way these days in the field of dance.The inspiration for dancing staff is drawn from ideas of fast exposure in photography and view in cartography.The new approach is characterized by its systematic precision and exact recording through an integration of rhythm line,dance performance line,movement line and feet position line .The author has made thousands of dance record,speed of which has reached 8 steps per minute.Besides,patent of Dancing Staff has been awarded to this author.
Key concepts: Dance, Movement (music), Visual arts, Line (geometry), Field (mathematics), Art, Aesthetics, Mathematics