CHOREOGRAPHIC MINIATURE IS THE BASIS OF THE REPERTOIRE OF FOLK-STAGE DANCE ENSEMBLES

  • Natalia L Kabachek Crimean University of Culture, Arts and Tourism
  • Roman V Kovalev Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts
  • Anna V. Kovaleva Crimean University of Culture Arts and Tourism
Keywords: choreographic miniature, folk-stage dance ensemble, repertoire

Abstract

The article discusses the development of choreographic miniatures as a form of stage work. The definition of
the concepts "miniature" and "choreographic miniature" is given. Special attention is paid to the repertoire of folkstage dance ensembles, in which the choreographic miniature is the basis.

Author Biographies

Natalia L Kabachek, Crimean University of Culture, Arts and Tourism

Candidate of Art History, Associate
Professor, Associate Professor of Choreography,

Roman V Kovalev, Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts

Senior lecturer of the Choreography Department

Anna V. Kovaleva, Crimean University of Culture Arts and Tourism

Master’s student

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3.Vrangel' N., Miniatjura v Rossii/ N.A. Vrangel' – SPB.: Aletejja, 1999. – 105s
Published
2022-02-17
How to Cite
Kabachek, Natalia L, Roman V Kovalev, and Anna V. Kovaleva. 2022. “CHOREOGRAPHIC MINIATURE IS THE BASIS OF THE REPERTOIRE OF FOLK-STAGE DANCE ENSEMBLES”. EurasianUnionScientists, February, 12-15. https://phil-art.euroasia-science.ru/index.php/Euroasia/article/view/738.
Issue
EURASIAN UNION OF SCIENTISTS. SERIES: PHILOLOGY, ARTS AND CULTUROLOGY. VOLUME 1 №01 (94) (2022)
Section
Article

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