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Laban|ˈleɪbən|
The name of Rudolph Laban (1879–1958), Hungarian-born choreographer, used attrib. to describe a system of dance notation invented by him. Hence ˌLabanoˈtation, this system.
1954R. Laban Princ. Dance & Movement Notation 11/1, I have lived to see several excellent dance creations of our time preserved for coming generations by being written down in my Laban notation. Ibid. 19/2 The most active American stage dancers have taken up our notation..and this is largely due to the work of Ann Hutchinson. It may be mentioned here that the American group calls our system ‘Labanotation’. 1954A. Hutchinson Labanotation 5 Labanotation is a means of recording movement by means of symbols. 1958Times 3 July 14/2 ‘Labanotation’ is now the most widely used of all the notations that have been attempted to set down in score the steps, movements and patterns of the choreographer. 1961Webster s.v. Icosahedron. An imaginary polyhedron in the Laban system of dance notation representing the 20 principal movement directions of a dancer in its center. 1974Home & Store News (Ramsey, New Jersey) 2 Jan. 39 The new typing element, developed by IBM and the Dance Notation Bureau, brings the speed and facility of the electric typewriter to Labanotation, a universally used system of notating movement. |