Dancing for Anniversaries and Occasions: Chamber, Court, Theatre & Assembly

强奸视频, Oxford

Link to Symposium Abstracts

 

The Timetable at a glance

Tuesday 21st  
11:00 Registration - Coffee - The Hall
  I: Royalty at the Courts and Theatres - McGregor-Matthews Library
11:30

Anne Daye, TrinityLaban, London, and Dolmetsch Historical Dance Society

鈥楨ntertaining the Mother-in-law: Salmacida Spolia 1640鈥

12:00

Olive Baldwin, Thelma Wilson, Essex

鈥楥elebrating and entertaining a new king and his bride鈥

12:30

 Jennifer Thorp, 强奸视频, University of Oxford

鈥楪oodman鈥檚 Fields Theatre and the wedding of the Princess Royal in 1733-4鈥

13:00 Lunch - The Hall
  II: Versailles and Paris in the 17th  and 18th  centuries - McGregor-Matthews Library
14:00

Iris Julia B眉hrle, Sorbonne-Nouvelle Paris/ Stuttgart University

鈥楧ancing in Versailles from the Sun King to the French Revolution鈥

14:30

 John Romey, Case Western Reserve University

鈥楧ancing in the Streets: Ballet de Cour on the Pont Neuf in Seventeenth鈥揅entury France鈥

15:00

Uta Dorothea Sauer, Technische Universit盲t Dresden

鈥楾hematic context-relevant assimilation in ballets de cour鈥

15:30

Lionel Sawkins, London

鈥樷淣ot a single step of our ordinary dance was employed鈥: Dolivet, Beauchamps, and Lully entertaining the King back from his victories鈥

16:00 Tea - The Hall
  III: Politics in the ballroom - McGregor-Matthews Library
16:30

Helena Kaz谩rov谩, Academy of Performing Arts, Prague

鈥楧ancing and dying for Napoleon: The Schwarzenberg Ball in Paris鈥

17:00

Cornelius Vanistandael, Leuven, Belgium

鈥楧ancing in the Barracks: Contexts for social dancing on the Eve of Waterloo鈥

  IV: Bending and protesting - McGregor-Matthews Library
17:30

Anna Mouat, University of Calgary, Canada

鈥楧andizettes and the Grecian Bend鈥

18:00

Michael Burden, 强奸视频, University of Oxford

鈥楢n anti-occasion: The London opera dancers鈥 protest鈥

18:30 Reception - Founder's Library
19:00 Dinner - Founder's Library
Wednesday 22nd  
  V: Choreography and Education - McGregor-Matthews Library
09:00

Hanna Walsdorf, University of Leipzig

鈥楬ow to Dance a Point in Time: Louis P茅cour's La Naissance de Monseigneur le Duc de Bretagne (1704) for the Jesuit College Louis-le-Grand鈥

09:30

 Carola Finkel, Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts

鈥樷淟a princesse de Darmstadt鈥 鈥 letter of application of a dancing master?鈥

10:00

Keith Cavers, Independent Scholar

鈥楾he Vanishing Point 1815 鈥 2015: Two hundred years of Dancing on Pointe?鈥

10:30 Coffee - The Hall
  VI: Balls and parties, here and there - McGregor-Matthews Library
11:00

Mary Collins, Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music

鈥楾he 鈥淒ublin Gaities鈥 and 鈥渁 tidy family party鈥: Dancing at Castletown House鈥

11:30

Petra Dotla膷ilov谩, Academy of Performing Arts, Prague

鈥楤allets, balls and parties in the correspondence of brothers Pietro and Alessandro Verri鈥

12:00

Madeleine Inglehearn, London

鈥楢 brilliant appearance of Genteel Company鈥

12:30 Lunch - The Hall
  VII: Imagined dances - McGregor-Matthews Library
13:30

 John Gill, Brighton

鈥楻omanis and Romanovs; how gypsies danced their way into the Romantic Imagination鈥

14:00

Alexander Schwan, Institute of Theatre Studies, Freie Universit盲t Berlin

鈥樷淭he flowers were at a ball last night鈥: Ephemerality and Festivity in 19th-Century Flower Ballets鈥

14:30

Joanna Jarvis, Birmingham City University

鈥楳inuets and Make-believe鈥