Dance Resources : Technique
Books on Dance Technique
- Dance technique & injury prevention by Justin HowseCall Number: RC1220 D35 H68 2000 Memorial Library Stacks Regular Size ShelvingISBN: 0878301046Contains information on five main areas: anatomy and physiology, general injuries, causes and treatments of injuries, strengthening exercises, and technical faults and anatomical variations. Has more than 320 diagrams and photographs.
- Preventing dance injuries by Ruth Solomon, John Solomon, Sandra Cerny MintonCall Number: RC1220 D35 S64 2005 Memorial Library Stacks Regular Size ShelvingISBN: 0736055673Provides coverage of dance injuries, including screening, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. Four chapters are dedicated to the determining factors in common injuries to young dancers. Also contains a glossary, a list of recommended readings, and 200 images.
- Teaching movement & dance : a sequential approach to rhythmic movement by Phyllis S. WeikartCall Number: GV1753.5 W45 2006 Memorial Library Stacks Regular Size ShelvingISBN: 1573792888A great book particularly for educators. Discusses different teaching strategies and presenting different movements. Also contains a lot of information on folk dance.
- The art of teaching dance technique by Joan Schlaich and Betty DuPontCall Number: GV1753.5 S38 1993 Memorial Library Stacks Regular Size ShelvingISBN: 0883145448Perhaps a bit outdated, but this book is still helpful. It contains information important qualities of a dance teacher, planning, what to expect from students, how to present materials, how to make corrections, and more.
Articles/Online Resources
- Introduction to LabanotationA quick and easy text that gives the reader an understanding of how the notation looks and how it analyzes movement.