Thursday, April 26, 2018

Teresa de Keersmaeker: Where Music And Dance Begin And End

"I never thought of music as just the basic energetic impulse that makes you want to dance; it was always like a textbook, something worth studying. If you consider choreography to be an organization of movement in space and time, then it is very instructive to look at scores and understand how composers organize their material. Both are embodiments of the same idea—music does it in a more abstract way and choreography is more concrete."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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