Improvisação como possibilidade de reinvenção da dança e do dançarino
Keywords:
Improvisation, DAnce, EmbodimentAbstract
Improvisation in dance legitimized itself as a powerful pedagogical procedure, choreography and scenic language. But to what extent this practice is limited to the free combination of codified steps, and to what extent it is viewed as a possibility of reinventing the dance or even the dancer himself?
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