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Rudolf Laban: An Introduction to His Work & Influence
Northcote House Publishers (1990)
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Rudolf Laban, the Hungarian pioneer of modern dance theory and notation technique, may yet prove the most influential dance figure of the 20th century. This book introduces the man and assesses the range of his influence through a series of essays and a reference file.Author's Profile
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